As suspected, Cisco warned of "surprise" inspections!

Photo by Chris Viola, GTU staff, shows state inspector checking calibration of pumps at Cisco's

It's on the front page of today's Georgia-Times Union. Here's the link: http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/040108/met_263729748.shtml

I:45 PM: The rest of the story. Normally, I re-write information from my reliable sources. However, this communique is so concise and on-target, it is coming to you just exactly as I received it moments ago, from an eyewitness to yesterday's court room proceedings:

Wesley Walker stuck it to Fairley under a grant of immunity. However, Walker was only given immunity from the state. His attorney didn't realize there is a federal case also. Fairley was paying the state inspector and Walker kept it to himself saying he didn't want to be involved. This was told to Walker by Robert Clark. Robert Clark advised Walker that he tampered with the pumps and handled the pay offs. Walker said three times that he was told the inspector was paid $20,000.00 from Cisco. Now we have the son in law, a sworn police officer, not revealing that he had been given major information about paying off a state inspector and was also told about the pumps and he didn't report it. He did say that he told the G.B.I. and F.B.I., but that was after he was contacted. He did not reveal he had information of criminal activity. Said it was because Fairley is his father in law. One important piece of information that came out was that Fairley was advised by the D.A., Steven Kelley that Fairley was a target of a federal grand jury in Savannah. I can not imagine a bigger den of thieves than this bunch. Wesley keeps information to himself about a major crime committed at a business that his wife is suppose to have an interest in and he states he did it because Fairley was his father in law. The businesses were transferred to the two daughters in 2001. This puts them in the middle of a criminal enterprise. It is just an incredible set of circumstances that could not have occurred except for the Cisco/Smith connection. Turns out the Sheriff's chief spokesman is also a major law violator. Gordon was pushed and didn't get it all in but this is the rest of the story. It is stuff that you couldn't make up. I think it is amazing the Sheriff's spokesman is doing in Smith's buddy Cisco, Cisco and even his own wife and sister in law. Don't you just know that Walker is in deep do with the whole bunch. It had to be one of the worst days of his great career in law enforcement. A law enforcement officer who picks and chooses when to enforce the law.

Note: Sleazy Talker is the same wise-assed son-of-a-bitch who, when I called to complain about my unlawful, politically motivated deprivation of my rights while in jail for eight hours beyond my bail being posted, in a 52 degree cell with no shoes and summer clothes, responded with a chuckle, "Well, I guess next time, you'll pay the damned fine (i.e, a traffic fine I opted to contest in Chatham County - and won!), won't you!," then hung up in my face.

May you rot in the federal pen, you dandy prick!

Question: Does anyone out there know, for a certainty, the name and/or current status of the individual who was tipping off Cisco about "surprise" state inspections?