Tuesday, February 21, 2012

LMPD's New Police Chief, Steve Conrad

As I predicted weeks ago Steve Conrad will be named Louisville Police Chief at a news conference in a few minutes.

What does this mean for Louisville and Kentucky?

First of all Steve Conrad is a firm believer in Community Oriented Policing, Statistical Analysis (CompStat) and firm but fair management. Louisville's Police Officers and civilian employees should see a return of morale, energy and enthusiasm as the tyrannical disciplinary practices of the Robert C. White administration are surely tossed out.

For the Public, expect to see a much more proactive and efficient police department that leverages the tools it has to maximize their results on the streets. With a return of a centralized Gang Squad and Street Crimes Unit Chief Conrad has put tools in his back pocket to address problems without waiting until the next staff meeting.

To those that will criticize this choice consider that of all the candidates Chief Conrad is the only one who runs a large police department, served as a Deputy LMPD Chief AND was the primary architect of the merger of LPD and JCPD into the LMPD.

Good Choice Mr. Mayor

http://www.wdrb.com/story/16980665/mayor-to-announce-new-police-chief

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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Kennedy Bridge repairs loom - Louisville, Kentucky

Motorists will see 30 consecutive days of lane closures on the Kennedy bridge and this will be 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."

After Sherman Minton Bridge opens, Kennedy Bridge repairs loom


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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

LOUISVILLE KY WHISTLEBLOWER LAWSUIT AND MORE

Louisville KY-This episode of the Ed Springston show delves into the redistricting farce in KY. Just why has it taken over a year to redistrict and still mess it up? House Democrats and Senate Republicans are the problem. Meanwhile we still don't know just who to vote for accordingly.

The lawsuit of Lana McGown. Ms. McGown is the next victim of Public Works under the gestapo of Ted Pullen and Betty Younis. One more case that will cost we the taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars because of mismanagement via harassment and age discrimination.

Springston raises the question of just why Israel is so important in our foreign policy discussion. we continue to waste money defending Israel when clearly they don't need it or ask for it. Why not leave them alone?

Tune in below for the discussion.


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Monday, February 13, 2012

FOP won't endorse Louisville Ky police chief

Sometimes silence says more than words. Could the FOP be seeing the writing on the wall by not choosing sides?
This could only mean they fear Yvette Gentry is now the front runner.
Four more years of fear, intimidation and wrongful terminations for LMPD employees and politically motivated prosecutions of our citizens anyone?


FOP won't endorse police chief candidate - WDRB 41 Louisville

Sunday, February 12, 2012

JEFFERSON COUNTY GOP OPERATING IN SECRECY?

JCRP being questioned on delegate meetup

MVM Radio's TNT show w/Dale "the truth" Gillespie on Thursday raised many questions about the most recent JCRP meeting on Tuesday night. Tonight's guest was Clint Hardy of Kentucky Grassroots Radio and a registered Republican who attended the Tuesday meeting. Many may recall that in 2004 it took a lawsuit to open up the process to the rank and file. In 2008 media pressure forced the issue once again. This time yet another executive session was called.
Tune in below for the show for more info and let us know what you think!


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