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Now that Paris Hilton is out of jail and busy telling everyone how horrible it was, the guy who let her out the first time is busy defending his decision. Here’s what Sheriff Lee Baca said (in an attempt to stop being the most mocked guy in LA): “Our doctors said we had no solution to Hilton’s medical problems. None. As a sheriff in this county, I’m not going to let any inmate die in this jail. What’s worth more: a person spending time in a county jail for driving on a suspended license or a person losing her life? She was at a place where we couldn’t fix whatever that medical problem was with the resources we have. We knew this problem was not going to get better. We were placed in a very unusual and awkward position with Ms. Hilton. … Everyone who goes in to serve county jail time is early released. If Ms. Hilton got preferential treatment, it’s that she spent more time in the county jail than the average inmate.” Sorry, no sale here dude. You let her go because she was a sad celebrity. And Paris herself told People magazine that she really is a changed woman after her prison ordeal: “They’re wrong and they don’t know me. I’m a good person. I’m a compassionate person. I have a big heart. I’m sincere, and they’ll see.” Well, since she has already been spotted rocking the hair extensions, three layers of make-up and her trademark swagger I’m firmly in the I’ll believe it when I see it camp. |
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June 27th, 2007
