The purpose of this blog is to provide the author, Jay Moreno, with an outlet to comment upon items of socio-political and socio-economic import in Camden County, Georgia and to generally satisfy a daily compulsion to write.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2009
So that's what happened to Barry King - another of Big Thug Willie's victims!
What I don't understand is why the Commissioners don't get off their butts and sue Smith. He had a bond and even if that is not in force he sure as hell is not judgement proof. Why should he get by with misappropriation of funds and Camden county suffers.
My guess is that if sued, Smith's attorney would argue that what he did illegally with the drug funds, he honestly thought was within the allowable uses and should therefor be immune from prosecution, either crimnally or civilly. If it were to be tried in Camden, with a jury of Thuggies, Smith would prevail. The commissioners - especially Berry - probably know this.
"My guess is that if sued, Smith's attorney would argue that what he did illegally with the drug funds, he honestly thought was within the allowable uses and should therefor be immune from prosecution, either crimnally or civilly."
Jay the one thing you are forgetting. MY OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS.
I still have them, remember Bill saying he sought permission from the DOJ and got? I still have my copy of the one he wanted $290.00 to try and find those lost documents. He knew he needed permission, so he knew what he was doing was illegal. I should sue him for trying to rip me off.
By which you mean that Berry was on the commission or was the chairman at the time? In either case, I believe your Berry lore is a little lacking. My understanding is that Berry recruited King, they remain the best of friends, and that Berry was against firing him.
Bill Smith should be accountable for the misuse of funds. Are the Feds ever going to punish him? I don't get it! However, Tommy's statement about not having any involvement is Bull. He had plenty of knowlege of the misuse during his employment. He handled the general funds not the seized asset account. But being purchasing agent he was aware of the "tit for tat" that was being done. He is a liar!
Please keep it clean and reasonably civil. "Public figures" are fair game, consistent with the "actual malice" exception. I suggest you Google both terms before you go off half-cocked.
What I don't understand is why the Commissioners don't get off their butts and sue Smith. He had a bond and even if that is not in force he sure as hell is not judgement proof. Why should he get by with misappropriation of funds and Camden county suffers.
ReplyDeleteMy guess is that if sued, Smith's attorney would argue that what he did illegally with the drug funds, he honestly thought was within the allowable uses and should therefor be immune from prosecution, either crimnally or civilly. If it were to be tried in Camden, with a jury of Thuggies, Smith would prevail. The commissioners - especially Berry - probably know this.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone rememnber who the commissioners - especially the chairman - were when King was fired?
ReplyDeleteYour hero, Steve Berry.
ReplyDelete"My guess is that if sued, Smith's attorney would argue that what he did illegally with the drug funds, he honestly thought was within the allowable uses and should therefor be immune from prosecution, either crimnally or civilly."
ReplyDeleteJay the one thing you are forgetting. MY OPEN RECORDS REQUESTS.
I still have them, remember Bill saying he sought permission from the DOJ and got? I still have my copy of the one he wanted $290.00 to try and find those lost documents. He knew he needed permission, so he knew what he was doing was illegal. I should sue him for trying to rip me off.
By which you mean that Berry was on the commission or was the chairman at the time? In either case, I believe your Berry lore is a little lacking. My understanding is that Berry recruited King, they remain the best of friends, and that Berry was against firing him.
ReplyDeleteBill Smith should be accountable for the misuse of funds. Are the Feds ever going to punish him? I don't get it! However, Tommy's statement about not having any involvement is Bull. He had plenty of knowlege of the misuse during his employment. He handled the general funds not the seized asset account. But being purchasing agent he was aware of the "tit for tat" that was being done. He is a liar!
ReplyDeleteHo, humm....more Thuggie sour grapes.
ReplyDeleteYou are quite wrong about me being a BTW thuggie. I have known Tommy personally for 20+ years. You sir have been bamboozled by him.
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