Thursday, January 29, 2009

Stealing Time: The road ahead for Robert Heacock

Posted by Justin Kendall on Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:20 PM

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Independence City Manager Robert Heacock's pants were down around his thighs when a Lee's Summit police officer caught him and a companion in his idling Lincoln LS with the lights off in an alley. The Independence Examiner has also the dirty details from the Lee's Summit PD's report, such as catching Heacock and friend hurrying to put their clothes back on. Heacock had just left The Peanut in Lee's Summit early Tuesday morning. An extremely apologetic Heacock offered to "drive directly home" if the officer looked the other way. Doesn't work that way. The police arrested Heacock for driving drunk after he admitted downing a couple-three beers and shots. Whoo! Jager! Whoo! So-Co! Blogger RDM read between the lines first, but doubts Heacock's sincerity and calls for his job. Doesn't sound like a pink slip is in Heacock's future.

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Posted by midtown miscreant on 01/29/2009 at 2:16 PM

THIS THE SAME GUY WHO HIRED LEON DAGGETT,TWO PEAS IN A POD!

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Posted by REDDYKILOWATT on 01/29/2009 at 1:19 PM

THIS THE SAME GUY WHO HIRED LEON DAGGETT,TWO PEAS IN A POD!

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