Not an Altar Boy

Evidently, he never made it to church. But he was "turning it around" according to various sources:

• "He had really gotten himself together. He became very influential. He did a lot of mentoring to young boys around the community," said Frederick. (Channel 7)
• "I've known Freddie for about 15 years," Eric Brown said. "He's a great guy. All he ever wanted to do was have his rap career realized and take care of his kids, take care of his family." (Channel 2)
• Friends said Wilson was getting his life back on track. He was released from jail in Wisconsin last year after serving nine months for violating probation, said John Dipko, a spokesman for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. Wilson was put on probation last year after failing to pay child support. He also served 2½ years in prison in the 1990s after violating probation in connection with a 1993 armed robbery. He returned to prison in 2000 and 2003 for parole violations. (Tribune)

Yeah, he was really turning it around.

This is amusing also:

• "We heard that this was a traffic stop. We have not found anybody in the community to say that a traffic stop actually occurred," said Rev. Marshall Hatch, Leaders Network. (Channel 7)
• Pastors returned to the scene Tuesday, launching their own investigation. (Channel 5)
• The Rev. Marshall Hatch, who joined several local ministers at a news conference, said there were big differences between officers and residents in their accounts of what occurred. (Sun Times)

So evidently, we're going to have parallel investigations with the "reverends" running the show on one side, and IPRA not saying anything since they've put a muzzle on the Orange One and his boss Skeletor. So for the next 6 months, give or take a few weeks, the only side being heard will be which one? Of yeah - the loud mouth police bashing make believe men of god.

This system is working out so well already!