Okay, picture this: you've been found guilty of misappropriating $20,000 in funds from a predominantly minority college. You have kidney cancer and have to use a wheelchar. Since it's your first conviction, the judge decides to cut you a break: 30 days jail time or publicly apologize for misappropriating the funds. What do you do?
DALLAS -- A former Dallas City Council member has chosen to serve a month in prison over apologizing and admitting publicly that he embezzled public funds.
This guy is not really that bright, is he?
The ultimatum came from a federal judge last Wednesday's sentencing hearing of James Fantroy Sr. after his February conviction. He was found guilty of stealing more than $20,000 in government grand money from a Paul Quinn College community development fund.
Fantroy will appeal his conviction, Pire said.
"Jail is only for people that don't have the right connections!"
*Sighs* It just goes to show that stupidity has no boundries... and people who once held power think they're invincible.
Quamp's discount manga/anime fan fiction
The Texas Conventions a Collection of artwork I've collected over various conventions.
