Oh well, at least he got rid of the mullet.
Tuesday, June 07, 2005
What happens to bad drug task force cops after they're ousted?
In the "Where are they now (and why should I care)?" department, Lauri brings us up to speed on defrocked Chambers County task force assistant commander Dearl Hardy's new career as a Christian evangelical country music star. Ooh, gross. Check out his website biography, which doesn't even mention his disgraceful stint as a peace officer. Lauri rightfully points to Nate Blakeslee's Texas Observer coverage for more on that ignominious history.
Oh well, at least he got rid of the mullet.
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Oh well, at least he got rid of the mullet.
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Sounds like someone has been taking pointers from Richard Scrushy!
http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/health/2004-10-25-scrushy-cover_x.htm
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