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I was all excited, perhaps MANTITS had changed his baby blue shirt and grown a pair. The word, “Georgia”, wasn’t in their caption, I just stuck it up there so you wouldn’t get your hopes up and you can consider this sort of a “sight gag” in some cheap horror movie with teenagers. No, just like juries, and Grand Juries, this just randomly made it here via luck or the Law of Numbers.
Oh, yeah, MANTITS knows about our Sheriff using deputies to work at his Rancho. He knows everyone involved, he has for a long time. He, like the rest of them are just trying to get Par and Char out of this, unlike the prosecution of TWO OTHER COUNTY OFFICIALS, who served their time for a lot less, no one wants to even look.
However, not looking is also a crime.
What do they care, I believe the cap on their insurance is something like $38 million so what do they care?
It’s PARNELL. Lord knows, the protected species, bullshitter, womanizer, and all around prick who allows a young man to GET GENUINELY HURT and not feel a thing.
Did you know that there are TWELVE Grand Juries a year?
A big shout out to all the cowards, would be pubic servants, and would be upholders of the laws of the State of Texas who have let us all down.
Oh, and MANTITS, notice he’s not calling anyone and asking anything, of course not. He’ll put your picture in the newspaper, hell, the paper killed Jim Jolliff, they’ll put an old story about your troubles somewhere somehow under your family’s obituary. That’s the reach they have and the shitty memory they have too. Well, Mantits, me too.
KWTX and Mantits have an obligation to the community and I’m going to play with them somewhere in the future if the FCC even exists after January, and they don’t care. They know the truth and won’t ask or look. They have the money, they’re just assholes and Mantits, with his gin face, journalism is gone boring bullshit, has his glory days in a ditch with bullets whizzing by, hell, forty years ago. Jezzzeus.
A long list of what I like calling THE NONCURIOUS.
THE KWTX STORY IS BELOW.
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Charlotte wanted a yardman deputy and she got one, ask Parnell, go ahead, watch how truly badly he lies.
Sheriff arrested, indicted for profiting from inmate labor, misusing funds (kwtx.com)
Sheriff arrested, indicted for profiting from inmate labor, misusing funds
By Danica Sauter and Gray News staff
Published: Jun. 13, 2024 at 7:47 PM CDT
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) – A grand jury has indicted a Tennessee sheriff on more than a dozen official misconduct charges across two counties.
Gibson County Sheriff Paul Thomas, 52, was arrested and booked Wednesday at Nashville’s Downtown Detention Center.
According to a report obtained by WSMV, Thomas was indicted twice on a slew of charges in both Davidson and Gibson counties. The charges include forgery, computer crimes, and theft.
Thomas was indicted on a combined total of 22 counts.
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office outlines a scheme by Thomas to “enrich himself and a group of investigators by profiting from the labor and care of Gibson County and Tennessee Department of Correction inmates.”
According to a release from the office, “In 2020, Thomas and a group of local investors created three for-profit businesses known collectively as the Alliance Group. These businesses provided staffing assistance to local businesses, housed current and former inmates at a transitional home called Orchard House, and provided transportation to work release inmates and former inmates traveling to and from work.
Investigators determined that Thomas directed $1,417,204.06 in inmate wage fees and deductions to profit the Alliance Group from February 2020 through October 2022. At least 170 inmates in Thomas’ custody were employed by the Alliance staffing agency during the investigation.
Our investigators identified multiple deficiencies within the Sheriff’s Office that coincided with this scheme. We also learned that Sheriff Thomas failed to disclose his ownership interest in Alliance in his annual filings with the Tennessee Ethics Commission and violated his duty to secure and properly guard inmates until they were lawfully discharged.”
The indictment also accuses Thomas of failing to make sure inmates were properly guarded to prevent them from escaping.
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