From Dan Tepfer, CT Post:
The former mayoral candidate, accused of threatening to shoot Mayor Joseph Ganim, pleaded guilty Tuesday to two counts of second-degree breach of peace.
He was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Earl Richards to a suspended 6-month term with one year of conditional discharge.The judge then ordered Barr to stay away from the mayor’s office.
Full story here.
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He should have been put behind Bar(r)s. If I went off every time someone pushed my buttons or things didn’t go quite how I hoped, half the city would be a cemetery and RESCO a body-burning facility (cremation).
*** Best thing Mr. Barr can do is just forget about the incident and move forward with his life and freedom, which sometimes people can take for granted. Move towards the future and good things and don’t look back at the past and the bad things. ***
Tony Barr,
Each day brings another opportunity to praise the power that provided the sunrise and so much else, as you know.
It also brings another opportunity to learn about the gifts you were provided, as well as those that were not, and to polish those gifts in service to others, as you know.
And each day brings a new page to the current chapter in your own book of life.
How does your outline for future chapters look these days? Time will tell.