Feds Say Wright’s Conduct Merits Prison, Not Leniency
Federal prosecutors argue disgraced former sheriff’s crimes reflected years of corruption and abuse of power — not merely addiction and personal struggles.
Federal prosecutors argue disgraced former sheriff’s crimes reflected years of corruption and abuse of power — not merely addiction and personal struggles.
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He deserves the max. We trusted him in Spartanburg County. LEO’s should be held to a higher standard and not all excused away because of PTSD. That’s an insult to our servicemen who really struggle with it.
What the hell does he have PTSD from? He was a traffic cop before he was sheriff , and not a good one. He spent a lot of time In internal affairs because he was a terrible officer. He was very adept at fooling the electorate in Spartanburg much like his RINO lawyer.
Since Attorney General Alan Wilson did not file state charges against Wright, Trump will be able to pardon Wright before he steps into a jail cell. Trump cannot pardon criminals convicted of state charges; governors can.