Embattled Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona Speaks Out: On Leave Of Absence & More on Full Disclosure Network® Internet Video (3 min)
The embattled Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona reveals why he will not resign from office and the circumstances that brought about his decision to take a sixty day a leave of absence in a two-part Full Disclosure Network® program. A three (3) minute video clip preview of Carona's remarks is available free online as a public service of the Full Disclosure Network® at the following URL:http://www.fulldisclosure.net/Programs/carona-statement.php
Orange County, CA (PRWEB) November 12, 2007 -- Mike Carona the embattled sheriff reveals why he will not resign from office and the circumstances that brought about his decision to take a sixty day a leave of absence in a two-part Full Disclosure Network® program. A three (3) minute video clip preview of Carona's remarks is available free online as a public service of the Full Disclosure Network® at the following URL:http://www.fulldisclosure.net/Programs/carona-statement.php
Leslie Dutton, host of the program said "The interview took place in the Sheriff's office on November 8, 2007, just two days following his arraignment in Federal Court." She asked the Sheriff about the pressures and forces at play that impacted his recent decisions.
Although defendants involved in federal prosecutions are normally advised, not to make public statements, Carona explains why he was willing to talk to Full Disclosure Network®. According to Producers Leslie Dutton and T. J. Johnston, The entire two-part program featuring Carona's interview along with commentary from legal and law enforcement experts is to be released to 45 cable systems and on the Internet within the next ten days. A listing of channels and airtimes by community can be found at this URL: http://www.fulldisclosure.net/Channels/channelsINDEX.htm
Full Disclosure Network® cable and Internet television programs are produced by Emmy Award winning host Leslie Dutton and producer T. J. Johnston and billed as THE NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS for the past fifteen years. The programs feature local, state and national law enforcement officials, civic leaders, experts and activists who provide information on critical issues that often do not get covered, in-depth, on commercial television.
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