Monday morning....
Could be another interesting week(s) ahead...
Illinois Sen. Barrack Obama is expected to announce his plans this week, and indications seem to suggest he intends on throwing his hat in the presidential ring....
New York Sen. Hillary Clinton will reportedly announce her candidacy next week....
More on the U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd candidacy. He is scheduled to conduct a town hall meeting in Dover, New Hampshire on Saturday...
On the state level...the legislature's Public Safety Committee has scheduled a public hearing next week.
On Tuesday, January 23 at 12:30 p.m. the committee will hear testimony on the recently-released report on improprieties exposed by an investigation into the Internal Affairs Division of the Connecticut State Police. The committee will also hear about the circumstances surrounding the January 3 arrest of a freelance journalist covering the governor's inaugural parade and his subsequent treatment.
“The integrity of our State Police force and its ability to police itself is of paramount importance in our law enforcement hierarchy, so we must act swiftly to address numerous inconsistencies in the administration of the department's Internal Affairs,”said state Sen. Andrea Stillman, D-Waterford, co-chairwoman of the committee. "And the suspected presence of a list on which certain Connecticut residents are identified by and for law enforcement, to be treated differently and perhaps more harshly raises many questions that must be thoroughly explored.”
What do you think...
Illinois Sen. Barrack Obama is expected to announce his plans this week, and indications seem to suggest he intends on throwing his hat in the presidential ring....
New York Sen. Hillary Clinton will reportedly announce her candidacy next week....
More on the U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd candidacy. He is scheduled to conduct a town hall meeting in Dover, New Hampshire on Saturday...
On the state level...the legislature's Public Safety Committee has scheduled a public hearing next week.
On Tuesday, January 23 at 12:30 p.m. the committee will hear testimony on the recently-released report on improprieties exposed by an investigation into the Internal Affairs Division of the Connecticut State Police. The committee will also hear about the circumstances surrounding the January 3 arrest of a freelance journalist covering the governor's inaugural parade and his subsequent treatment.
“The integrity of our State Police force and its ability to police itself is of paramount importance in our law enforcement hierarchy, so we must act swiftly to address numerous inconsistencies in the administration of the department's Internal Affairs,”said state Sen. Andrea Stillman, D-Waterford, co-chairwoman of the committee. "And the suspected presence of a list on which certain Connecticut residents are identified by and for law enforcement, to be treated differently and perhaps more harshly raises many questions that must be thoroughly explored.”
What do you think...
posted by Ray Hackett at 9:45 AM
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