DETROIT AP - If ever a public figure should be down for the count, it is Kwame Kilpatrick.Stripped of his job as Detroit's mayor, locked in jail for 99 days and saddled with a felony record, he is legally prohibited from seeking the only occupation he ever wanted - elected leader. And his troubles keep coming.
February 26, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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DETROIT AP – If ever a public figure should be down for the count, it is Kwame Kilpatrick.
Stripped of his job as Detroit’s mayor, locked in jail for 99 days and saddled with a felony record, he is legally prohibited from seeking the only occupation he ever wanted – elected leader. And his troubles keep coming. He may be called before a judge again for failing to make court-ordered restitution.
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