Grenadier
09-12-2007, 09:52 AM
Poetic justice, I'd say... Ken Jenne deserves this, after all of his garbage that he's spewed throughout the years. I still vividly remember how he staged a completely dishonest demonstration with CNN's full cooperation.
Oh well, at least he'll get his wish of a gun-free society... in prison.
On a side note, the article also shows how George Soros' minions are getting nailed...
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=3227
A recent spate of contemptible allegations has shaken up some prominent players within the ranks of the anti-gun community.
Earlier this week, anti-gun Broward County, Florida Sheriff Ken Jenne resigned after agreeing to plead guilty to federal tax evasion and mail fraud charges stemming from a federal corruption investigation.
You may recall Sheriff Jenne’s involvement in the controversial 2003 CNN report where he and reporter John Zarella blatantly and deliberately misled viewers in a staged “demonstration” of semi-automatic “firepower,” and were called to task for their misrepresentation by NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre, forcing CNN to apologize.
The plea deal came as Jenne faced a possible grand jury indictment on more serious money-laundering charges. The plea will likely mean at least a year in prison for the longtime force in Florida politics.
Oh well, at least he'll get his wish of a gun-free society... in prison.
On a side note, the article also shows how George Soros' minions are getting nailed...
http://www.nraila.org/Legislation/Read.aspx?ID=3227
A recent spate of contemptible allegations has shaken up some prominent players within the ranks of the anti-gun community.
Earlier this week, anti-gun Broward County, Florida Sheriff Ken Jenne resigned after agreeing to plead guilty to federal tax evasion and mail fraud charges stemming from a federal corruption investigation.
You may recall Sheriff Jenne’s involvement in the controversial 2003 CNN report where he and reporter John Zarella blatantly and deliberately misled viewers in a staged “demonstration” of semi-automatic “firepower,” and were called to task for their misrepresentation by NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre, forcing CNN to apologize.
The plea deal came as Jenne faced a possible grand jury indictment on more serious money-laundering charges. The plea will likely mean at least a year in prison for the longtime force in Florida politics.