Did Abbott Threaten Our Police Officers? He was charged for it.
Abbott has a history of throwing tantrums at law enforcement, but this time, he took it federal.
- He was charged by the feds for threatening to injure officers of the Coral Gables Police Department.
- Prosecutors say he sent his lovely little threats under the alias “Gablesmouse”—a name that’s as cowardly as the act itself.
- His threats crossed state lines, making them a serious federal crime under 18 U.S.C. §875(c).
- He was released on a $100,000 personal surety bond—because nothing says “trustworthy leader” like needing six figures to stay out of jail.
- Oh, and his case is still pending. Maybe he should focus on staying out of prison before he starts campaigning?
An Arrest Record? Abbott’s Got One.
We all make mistakes, but Abbott seems to collect arrests like trading cards.
- December 3, 2015: Busted for disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest without violence right here in Coral Gables.
- Court Case: B15038580 / State Case: 132015MM0385800001XX
- March 24, 2020: Arrested again—this time for resisting arrest, two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, and two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer.
- Court Case: F20004932 / State Case: 132020CF0049320001XX
Sure, some charges got dropped. But let’s be real: If someone keeps getting arrested, maybe they’re the problem? Do we really want a mayor who spends more time resisting arrest than leading?
Wants to Be Mayor, But Couldn’t Be Bothered to Vote.
Here’s a fun fact: Abbott barely participates in elections, but now wants to run one.
- He’s lived in Coral Gables for 22 years.
- He’s only voted in 5 municipal elections.
So, he wasn’t interested in our city’s future before, but now he expects us to put him in charge? Hard pass.
Suing Coral Gables—And Sticking YOU With The Bill.
Not only does Abbott want to run the city—he’s also suing it! Yes, you read that right.
- His lawsuit against Coral Gables is costing taxpayers thousands.
- Instead of helping the city, he’s draining resources with frivolous legal fights.
Maybe that’s his economic plan? Run the city dry with legal fees and call it “leadership.”