GOWANDA — Allegany-Limestone teammates Ryan Lechner and Michael Peterson tied for the medalist honor and led the Gators to a win at the CCAA Div. II 3-Man Tournament on Thursday.
hold myself accountable. we often time miss the mark. true accountability comes from the individual, and that is hard work on rehabilitative program, for me that is what i ve been doing here in california, introduce more rehabilitative program, that would help people become best versions of themselves, part of the reason, when you release someone who is ready to be released, it enhanced our public safety. trey: sam i m sure y our viewers saying, he is a leader in recentry program. i don t see a man who has been incarcerated. that is what i think our viewers are thinking. what they would love to know is, for the next sa sam,
impacts our public safety, joining us now executive director of anti-recidivism coalition, for sam cool, thank you for joining us, i would love for our viewers to know where you were, where you are now and what got you there. why this means so much to you. thank you trey. greatly appreciate having an opportunity to share. as quickly as i can. my experience. i spent 24 years in prison. but how i ended up there was not unique. i grew up in south central los angeles. l.a. was considered gang capital of the nation, the murder capital of the nation, in 80s, by time i was 16, i was shot twice and
trey: you mentioned public safety, overwhelming number of people incarcerated will be released. but who will be released. and whether or not they have the skills, that is a public safety issue. sam. what a story of redemption, thank you for joining us on a sean die night. sunday night. thank you, trey, i greatly appreciate it and appreciate the opportunity of us to consider to invest in people. trey: thank you so much sam. thank you. trey: coming up, leadership is in high demand, sometimes short supply, what are qualities we look for in a