MEDIA ADVISORY:
A civil rights activist and family members of L.A. County jail inmates want some answers.
On Tuesday, June 12th they wiil convene downtown demanding an investigation of the LA Sheriffs department because of their early release of Paris Hilton.
A civil rights activist and family members of L.A. County jail inmates want some answers.
On Tuesday, June 12th they wiil convene downtown demanding an investigation of the LA Sheriffs department because of their early release of Paris Hilton.
Najee Ali, Director of Project Islamic Hope, will insist that the L.A. Board of Supervisors require Sheriff Lee Baca to provide them with a list of every incarcerated female with physical or emotional ailments currently housed within that institution's medical ward.
REVEREND AL SHARPTON - MOVE OVER NAJEE, I GOT THIS PARIS THING!
They are particularly interested in determining how many of these individuals were eligible for house arrest and the number of inmates given that option.
Who would have thought that Paris Hilton would be the catalyst to a very needed discussion on prison conditions and reform?