By Jim Measel
May 14, 2021 | 12:41 PM
COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) â Due to the large amount of evidence and reports that are not available yet in connection with a case in which the defendant is facing 11 charges, Branch County District Court hearings for 42-year-old Daniel Gerard Silich of Sturgis have been delayed until June.
Among the charges Silich is facing is second degree murder in connection with a hit and run crash which led to the death of 13-year-old Landen Risner.
He was among three children who were struck April 5 while they were riding their bikes in the area of Ralston and Arney Roads near their Sherwood Township home.
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their communities. and the huffington post reports, the governor has largely ignored allegations of racism on the part of at least one subordinate and on one occasion was accused of racial insensitivity himself. in 1991, as texas agricultural commissioner, perry supported his assistant commissioner after he was accused of saying this in a meeting, quote, we already have one n word. we don t need another. perry called the accusation vial and offensive in spite of sworn statements from the accusers and another witness. the aide was eventually forced to resign over the scandal. so questions are mounting. where are you, mr. perry? i m waiting. joining me now to help answer that question who did show up is matt glaser, executive director of progress texas, a group that has followed perry s past and
well, matt and jonathan, thank both of you for your time tonig tonight. thanks, rev. let me say this. this is not, as some say, a regional thing because we did have a president that came from texas. his name was lyndon johnson. he signed the voting rights act. he signed the civil rights act. he stood before congress and said we shall overcome. he was from texas, too, but it looked like he brought a little more courage and moral backbone from texas to the nation. read about lyndon johnson, governor perry, on your way to showing up because i m still waiting. ahead, occupy wall street protests are growing. and for good reason. the people must be heard on the unfairness from wall street. stay with us. i m robert shapiro.
statements. i think this issue, race issue with the governor being a governor of a southern state and a white southern governor. he is going to have to come out and talk definitively and forthrightly about race, in the same way that this was an imperative for haley barbour, governor of mississippi. remember, he was the big republican hope way back when when he was trying to decide whether to run for the presidency, and he decided not, to an one of the reasons, it s rumored to be why he did not run, decided not to run, was because he did not he didn t think he could do a credible job of talking about race that would allow him to go forward to not only win the nomination but to also win the general election. well, let me pick up on that with you, matt. the fact of the matter is that this governor had written a letter in 2000 defending local communities that wanted to keep the confederate symbol on public
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