Give Joe McGinn some credit. The Delaware County sheriff has been in the news this week, no doubt not in a way he intended.
He’s been taking some heat over a photography business he once owned, now run by his daughter, and the work they did for the county, including dad’s department.
But that did not stop McGinn from showing up last night to push a TV show that will alert the public to “Delco’s Most Wanted.”
You can catch all the details on Rose Quinn’s story here.
McGinn could have begged off. He didn’t. He showed up and explained the thinking behind the program to the Clifton Heights Business Association.
The faces of the first four “Most Wanted” folks grace the front page of today’s newspaper. We also have a piece of video from the show on our Web site.
The idea behind the show is to alert the public about criminals who are at large on a variety of charges.
“We are hopeful that by bringing this information directly to our neighbors, we can get these people off of our streets and behind bars where they belong,” McGinn said.
We concur.
It’s been a tough week for Joe McGinn. Last night was a move in the right direction. Happy to work with you, sheriff.
He’s been taking some heat over a photography business he once owned, now run by his daughter, and the work they did for the county, including dad’s department.
But that did not stop McGinn from showing up last night to push a TV show that will alert the public to “Delco’s Most Wanted.”
You can catch all the details on Rose Quinn’s story here.
McGinn could have begged off. He didn’t. He showed up and explained the thinking behind the program to the Clifton Heights Business Association.
The faces of the first four “Most Wanted” folks grace the front page of today’s newspaper. We also have a piece of video from the show on our Web site.
The idea behind the show is to alert the public about criminals who are at large on a variety of charges.
“We are hopeful that by bringing this information directly to our neighbors, we can get these people off of our streets and behind bars where they belong,” McGinn said.
We concur.
It’s been a tough week for Joe McGinn. Last night was a move in the right direction. Happy to work with you, sheriff.
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