kind of get in that resolvivolv wheel as i said. they learn to become criminals and we have no alternatives for getting them into that system. if we can intervene in that early on, i think we can make a real difference in our life. when i see a program that has a success rate of 90% of young people do not go to jail as a result of going through the program, i count that a very good success and a very good success for our community and hopefully many communities. larry, for you, again, being recognized for this collaboration on the floor, congress as well getting the honorary officer title, that has got to be tremendous and mean a lot to you. you know, it s very humbling and very i m so honored to be working with these guys. and it took a lot. you know, like you said beforehand, people come up to me and say do you really want to work with the police when you hear the negative? i m trying to bring out the positive. a lot of positive in law enforcement. if the community sees an exco
an emotional vigil. it was set and set by an excon who opened fire on them . two others were injured as well. excon 62 year old william sprangler then killed himself police say he spent 17 years in prison for beating his grandmother to death back in 1980 . he was living withs had sister who was not accounted for . a marine veteran. fox news was there when john hammar and his dad arrived back in florida. you guys turned it into something spectacular and we are grateful. this is great right now. i am glad to be talking to you
to hear more who is bankrolling the occupy movement. thank you, sir. all right, guys. i agree with bill. what a great opportunity for romney to say something. greg: you have to rely on the media to make it in story. they re overit. this was a romantic idea for a media, eight or nine months and when it went bad, they went south. ows is like your, for the democrats, their criminal relative. you don t talk about. hide him in the attic and you don t invite him to thig. you have wish he would go away. the excon in the family. or the con. dana: the president gets himself in this and praise something and then a few months later it s like oh, gosh. some ways they live for the moment. the 24/# news cycle and don t take a longer view of what could happen down the road.
many people wanted to say once you serve your time you should not be chris discriminated against. eeoc is taking a ground position and not saying somebody can t refuse. but a potential employee has a right to explain and it is not relevant and they reformed themselves and the criminal penalty was expunged it is an opportunity for an excon to explain why it is not relevant. that is a middle ground position. john, we a, forgive you. but there are so many people out of work anyway. what about that crowd? the judio-christian belief is to forgive but doesn t advocate someone who stupidity. if you put someone over a account and they were accused of stealing. you should know that.
turn to characters like this for protection. most people refer to me as master meko, or machete. i think people this this business should protect anybody down with them. he is a 45-year-old excon that did ten years in a michigan state penitentiary for robbery and assault. i feel people that are weak and not in shape, and can t protect their girls, should not be in this business. he has the money. white male, black top. we first met meko in 2010 when he was arrested by michigan s human trafficking task force for pimping out a 19-year-old woman named heather giardan. also known to police at little