I left the store behind him – and proceeded to my car to unload my groceries into my car. He was doing the same. The thing that bothered me was that he was getting in his truck with that boy. Red faced, alcohol drinking with more to come. I asked him not to drive with the boy in the car but he did so anyway. I called the police and to my knowledge nothing was done and/or no one followed him home. As a longtime recovering alcoholic, I do not want such bad judgment to lead my city – let alone be on the streets with me and endangering no only his family but mine as well.

Poor choices and judgment can only follow. Protect our city and perhaps allow him the time to get the help he needs. This is not about the right candidate – it is about the wrong one. Speak up people and let him know that you care and want him to get the help he and his family needs. (By the way – two years ago I was on train from L.A. in which he was as well – similar situation only he was not driving).

De – Nile is not just a river in a far away country.