Sherman Pruitt opens up: 'I will forever be wounded and hurt by this experience'
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This is the second of a two-part series on Sauk-Suiattle Police Chief Sherman Pruitt, who Mayor Nelson initially selected as Edmonds’ new police chief. City councilmembers, with a 4-3 vote, confirmed Pruitt’s appointment on Dec. 8.
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Debra Arthur writes:
Obviously after hearing what Lake Stevens has said, Chief Pruitt is telling the truth. Nelson's fantasies are it looks like just more lies, more sneaky backdoor meeting, and very foolish ploys. Politicians I have always heard think they won't get caught. Think they are somehow protected...they sometimes show and say we are ignorant and try to get away by treating others as if they are the corrupt. It seems too obvious to ignore that Our Mayor, out and out lied..and not just to Pruitt but to all of Edmonds, and lied about Lake Stevens. If this Mayor is not re- called. ...we are an embarrassment too. Then we look at all the other hurried before they(thats us) find out things implemented, discussed with no info to us, the citizens. A fighting council, A questionable council, A person who doesn't seem to understand he too is subject to trouble when he deceives his citizens.
04/10/2021, 9:54 am