Wells announces run for county jailer

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wilmorewoman Thursday, January 7, 2010: 3:51 pm

Quite obviously someone is missing the point--someone DOES NOT have to test positive for drugs to be able to SELL them. Especially at the jail. If memory serves me correctly, no one arrested tested positive for drugs, but were arrested for providing them to the inmates. So, just testing for drugs does not make them a stellar, nor upstanding employee. The problem goes much, much deeper than that.

alanwells Friday, January 8, 2010: 6:39 pm

Yes I understand that is not going to be a cure all. However, it is a very good place to start. The jail has many more problems that the ones listed in the artical. Please have a look at my web sight and you will see some of the other things I I plan to do when elected. Thank you for you rcomment Alan Wells

jones Thursday, January 14, 2010: 9:16 am

Web sight? Artical? How about website. And article. Yikes!

longtime reader Friday, January 15, 2010: 10:12 am

So, I guess Mr. Wells is also going to be spearheading a literacy project at the jail also? LOL Maybe they should give him and his deputies a written test along with the drug test.

hls1209 Friday, February 5, 2010: 5:01 pm

Wow......mental note....vote for the person who can SPELL!

CVB302 Saturday, February 6, 2010: 11:50 am

Jones, longtime reader, hls1209, I'd find more productive things to do than worry about his spelling. I'm sure there are many drug dealers that can spell very well. What does spelling have to do with this? I'm voting for the experience & honesty that WILL change things for the better and his spelling has no relevance to that. I'm voting Alan Wells for jailer.

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