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Rev. Al Sharpton critically questions how Police Chief Bill Lee can remain on the job until the Grand Jury convenes on April 10th.
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Rev. Al Sharpton critically questions how Police Chief Bill Lee can remain on the job until the Grand Jury convenes on April 10th.
4 comments:
Poor Mr. Bonaparte. He's a black man in position of power who is afraid to use it. He knows he and his have to live, work and play in Sanford long after the lights and cameras leave.
I think his meeting with Rev. Sharpton will have great influence on his decision making.
I give Rev. Sharpton a lot of credit for continuing with his plans despite the death of his mother. I'm sure she is quite proud of her blueberry pie eating son.
"I give Rev. Sharpton a lot of credit for continuing with his plans despite the death of his mother. I'm sure she is quite proud of her blueberry pie eating son."
Me too, did you know Al Sharpton was born in Alabama and his mother resided in Dothan, Alabama?
No, I didn't know he was from Alabama. :)
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