Former California Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush, who left office under a cloud seven years ago, has found a new life under the Florida sun as a rookie deputy sheriff.
Mr. Quackenbush began patrolling as a sheriff's deputy in June of 2005 in southwest Florida's Lee County.
The insurance commissioner was a rising star in the California Republican Party until his abrupt departure in the middle of his second term as commissioner sent his stock plummeting.
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