Posted on 10/09/2007 4:12:46 PM PDT by William Tell 2
I am going to be interviewed by Las Vegas radio talk show host "Papa Jack Chevalier" Wednesday October 10 at 7:20pm Eastern.
The interview concerns an article that was published in today's Philadelphia Daily News about two retired Philly cops working as security guards by a guy previously arrested and imprisoned in 1993 for 8 bank robberies.
(http://www.philly.com/dailynews/opinion/20071009_A_prior_felony__Im_shocked.html)
He was sentenced to only 7 years served 6 on parole for 7 more and stole a car via fraud just before he killed the guards at an ATM.
I want to know why the judge, parole department etc are not accountable. This is what the interview is about.
Does anybody know anything about Chevalier?
Correction to my post
I meant to say the interview concerns an article I wrote for the Phila Daily News in which I ask why the judges etc are not held accountable.
If he's in Vegas, he's sure no conservative!
He plays a mean accordian, if I recall. ;o)
What is your role (Why are you being interviewed) ?
See post #2 ...
Thank you.
Ever hear of Vin Suprynowicz? I've seen more Bush/Cheney bumper stickers per capita in Las Vegas than anywhere else I've been in the last eight years.
Actually - you’d be surprised..
He used to be on around here, and I know he supported the war and troops. If that’s still the case, I’m not sure. But his callers would support the troops too.
Thanks for correcting me.
Why would a sports talk show want to interview about column I wrote concerning criminal justice?
He covers other topics as well. He had the Gathering of Eagles on his show last month.
OK now that makes sense. It sounds like it is a little like the local Philly sports radio show minus the liberal dogma.
OK. Good luck!
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