'Disorder and thefts' taking toll, 'great distress' squeals Kevin Duggan - $100,435

Disorder and thefts are taking an emotional and economic toll on Kelowna business owners said Kevin Duggan, Kelowna's community safety services manager. He offered that during a community impact statement before the sentencing of a man named Victor Goyer.

Goyer, who didn't have a long record, was behind a string of 4 petty thefts and a break and enter. The break and enter came about from removing a piece of plywood over a window. “We've heard from business owners, managers and staff that the frequency of this crime type in their neighbourhood, break and enters, is causing great distress,” Duggan said. Why would Kelowna taxpayers be paying Kevin Duggan $100,435 per year to attend minor criminal matters to cry like a little old woman? Every word the overpaid knob spewed was ignored 100% by the court as there was a plea deal made. This City employee must be getting good at crying like a biatch if this is his full-time profession. Here.

What should be causing 'great distress' is what this team is costing taxpayers. Darren Caul, Community Safety Director - $203,162 Kevin Mead, Bylaw Services Manager - $156,184 Kevin Duggan, Community Safety Services Manager - $100,435 Colleen Cornock, Social Development Manager - $122,550