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Updated: 8:21 PM Jun 17, 2009
Former Bowling Green Minister Sentenced On Theft And Forgery Charges
The Kentucky Attorney General's office of special prosecutions announced today the sentencing of a former Bowling Green minister. Posted: 2:35 PM Jun 17, 2009 |
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Kentucky has a rate 13% higher than than the national average of incarcerated adults per 100,000. There is something sinister about a state so hell bent on jail time. Looks like it aint' workin Conway.
He will stay down in the Warren co. Jail on tax payers Dollar and be out in 6 months.
Hmm. And ex-pastor Bridges is going to make restitution how while he is in prison? The proper sentence for someone like him is house-arrest with him ordered to do low-wage work with his earnings going toward the restitution for the church. Sorry, but non-violent people do NOT belong in prison. It costs we taxpayers too much!