Eight felony convictions, and three years later, ex-commissioner, Bernard Kerik has been released from a Maryland prison and is on his way to house arrest. Bernard Kerik used one of America’s worst tragedies to earn an income, along with two brothers who were affiliates of the mob. After weeping on the stand, back in 2010 for lying while trying to land a cabinet post with the Bush administration, and with hiding profits and royalties from his post-9/11 autobiography “The Lost Son,” what will he do next? Drop down bottom for details.
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Kerik is one of the 3,012 of the bureau’s 218,000 inmates who had the opportunity for house arrest. Stipulations include, activities that assists him in re-connecting back with society, e.g., getting a driver’s license, attending religious services, seeing a doctor or dentist, and “connecting with family.” Of course he has to get a job and KEEP that job, but who will hire him? He a seriously disliked individual.
