December 6, 2007

The Sabatino Report

Ex-sheriff Weidman to run for Mayfield seat on the Board of Supervisors

Weidman’s retirement payment amounts to 90% of his salary when he retired from his elected position as Sheriff of Stanislaus County.  He quit as the “warrior” who was waging the local war on meth to take a public relations job in Sacramento.  A short time later he quits that job or was allowed to resign?

Weidman now says he has “had the time to step back and recharge my batteries, I have the time, energy, and experience to make a difference.”

The ex-sheriff wants to return to the retirement trough, but in so doing he is returning to the scene of the crime

More tomorrow on the Morning Mayor Show at 10 on KMPH 840 AM.

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December 6, 2007

The Sabatino Report

Two Patterson initiatives submitted by paid political activist?  Modesto Bee censors story in Modesto edition! 

Audio of activist Donna Worley who submitted initiatives to the City of Patterson, will be aired on the Morning Mayor Show at 10 on KMPH 840 AM.