What is interesting is this article.

http://www.wcpo.com/news/local/story/New-Charges-Against-Proposed-Kenton-County-Jail/jLqYwmQUiEiRGjNHX3qb7w.cspx

 

 

Does this really surprise anyone?

 

With the "Bulldog" it's all about publicity and jack. I think the next time he blows by me doing 100 mph up Rt. 17 hill, I'll try to get him some pub with Kenton County Sheriff's office.

As a Covington Catholic graduate, I told myself that I was not going to comment on this. However, after listening to Bill Cunningham, Eric Deters, and I believe Tom Dinkel on Friday afternoon on the Big One, I couldn't believe my ears. Fellas, does anyone stop to think about what the law says? I mean, Eric and Willie C. are lawyers, am I correct? I always thought it was common sense to think that if someone is a convicted sex offender, who has to register their address, then the person would not be allowed to be around minors and some graduates at CCH will be 17, along with family and friends under 17. To me, this is crazy. In my opinion, the courts really dropped the ball on this one, not Covington Catholic. If it were Tom Dinkel who was the sex offender, we would not be even having this discussion. Would we be saying, the "victim" no longer attends the school? Would we be saying, Mr. Dinkel has served his time?? I highly doubt it. Although, I do agree society does seem to have a different view on women sex offenders, and if it we're me at 16, I'd be all over it.......and it would've never gone this far. I'm just being honest, but it went far enough for her to get convicted, then to me it is a little more serious and the way Willie C. and Eric Deters were talking about how it's Lent and it's a good time to forgive, come on guys, you lost my respect. How about them talking about if investigations were done on every CCH parent to see their "dirt" before they could attend graduation. What a bunch of whack jobs that just say what people want to hear. In the end, I feel very bad for Alex and wish him nothing but the best. It really stinks it has to be like this, but this is a perfect time to teach him and his fellow colonels, that life just isn't fair sometimes. With graduation, comes the real world, and what a perfect time for a reality check.