There was so much hoopla over the so-called "crime czar" that the county was going to hire, that many top county honchos decided the term "czar" was part of the problem. So it was a bit of a surprise when County Manager Harry Jones – in introducing top aide Michelle Lancaster, who's apparently going to be the supervisor for a yet-to-be-hired and less-well-paid "senior manager for state justice services" – called her "new crime czaress Michelle Lancaster."
Oh, and commissioner Harold Cogdell is against recidivism. Well that's a relief!
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The title isn't the problem. If Lancaster's role would actually result in more habitual criminals spending more time behind bars, she could call herself the Fabulous Moola, and wear a title belt around her waist and I wouldn't care. But it won't.
Do-nothing solution to a real problem. Classic Charlotte.
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