A black police officers shares his time on the street dealing with the overwhelming amount of black crime
I am "KODIACK" an(African-American) Ex-Police Officer
with the KCKPD. I have written a controversial book
titled "Ass Backwards" it's about my 9 years as a
Police Officer In KCK. The controversy is that I am
very critical on inner-city crime,and the individuals
who justify criminal activity by blaming slavery,and
psychological mental dis-orders as a result of
slavery. On one hand many black people say that we
were programed through slavery leaving the present
ancestors(me&you) to automatically fail...ie. Willy
Lynch! This means basically there is no hope for us.
On the other hand we publicly say that media hypes up
the Black on Black crime level, as sort of propaganda!
One of my many mottos is "You point in the direction
you want to go..pointing back leads to no forwards
progression..pointing forward tell you were you need
to go!..I live in Philadelphia now and can be reached
at 215-473-3937. Thanks!...I would love to meet you
and speak about this issue on-air.
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Our priorities are backwards. We worry about Don Imus calling the Rutgers Basketball team petty names;names that these same women constantly hear in rap music.
Jack Kelly was a child performer, son of New York model, Nan Kelly, brother of actress, Nancy Kelly, brother-in-law of actor Edmond O'Brien and cinematographer Fred Jackman, Jr. On TV, from 1957 until 1962, he was James Garner's brother on the show,