Friday, January 9, 2009
Levi Johnson Quits Job
Bristol Palin's baby daddy, Levi Johnson, has quit his job in the Alaska oil fields, has dropped out of high school and his electrician apprentice job (Which he got despite the fact that he needed a diploma.) This boy is being handed chance after chance through his connection to Bristol's mother, Sarah Palin and letting them go. He is behaving like someone off of the Maury show. If Bristol's mommy wasn't governor they would probably be on welfare. I would worry if I were in Bristol's shoes.
And a trooper is alleging that the election stood in the way of the arrest of Levi's mother on drug charges.
"[A]s soon as investigators realized who the target was...this case became anything but normal," Kyle Young wrote in an email to the union that represents troopers and other Alaska law enforcement officials.
"It was not allowed to progress in a normal fashion, the search warrant service WAS delayed because of the pending election and the [regional] Drug Unit and the case officer were not the ones calling the shots," he continued.
As the Anchorage Daily News reports, Alaska Public Safety Commissioner Joe Masters and troopers director Col. Audie Holloway dispute the claim.
"We worked very hard to make sure we conducted it just as fairly and as normally as any other investigation," Holloway said.
The union's executive director, John Cyr, told the Daily News that the handling of the case "really does smack of political favoritism."
"And if that be the case, it's another example of the Palin administration's direct influence on the public safety unit," he added – an apparent reference to the so called "Troopergate" case involving charges that Palin and her family applied pressure to get a state trooper fired for personal reasons.
If Sarah Palin wants to be the Republican candidate for President in 2012 she better cut this family loose, and enroll her daughter in high school.
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