Who does a convicted felon want as sheriff of Caroline County?

Why, Homer Johnson, of course. Or as Tom James has said, “[…] the only people who don’t like Sheriff Lippa are the criminals.”

A Ms. Ella Kay Pritchard wrote a letter in the September 5, 2007, edition of The Caroline Progress complaining about current Sheriff Tony Lippa and calling on voters to vote for Homer Johnson for sheriff in November. She even goes so far as to call Homer Johnson “[…] an honest & respectable member of our community”. Ha! Coming from a convicted felon! For even more humor consider Ms. Pritchard’s criminal history below:

  • Ella Kay Pritchard’s partial criminal history (felonies in bold):
    • May 24, 2005, Caroline County Circuit:
      • Revoked suspended sentence/probation – Show Cause.
    • April 6, 2005, Caroline County Circuit:
      • Guilty – Grand larceny.
      • Guilty – Capias.
    • December 17, 2004, Caroline County General District:
      • Guilty – Obstruction of justice.
    • November 5, 2004, Stafford County Circuit:
      • Guilty – Larceny third offense.
    • August 6, 2004, Spotsylvania County General District:
      • Guilty in absentia – Speeding 60/45.
    • January 20, 2004, Spotsylvania County General District:
      • Guilty – Following too closely.
    • November 25, 2003, Stafford County General District:
      • Prepaid – Speeding 74/55.
      • Prepaid – Safety belt violation.
    • April 17, 2002, Caroline County Circuit:
      • Guilty – Petit larceny.
    • October 23, 2001, Spotsylvania County General District:
      • Guilty in absentia – Speeding 71/55.
    • February 3, 2000, Stafford County General District:
      • Guilty – Bad check-$90.00
    • October 22, 1999, Spotsylvania County General District:
      • Guilty – Bad check-$31.22.
      • Guilty – Bad check-$70.54.
      • Guilty – Bad check-$3.30.
      • Guilty – Bad check-$19.76.
      • Guilty – Bad check-$67.72.
      • Guilty – Bad check-$78.00.
    • August 20, 1999, Hanover County General District:
      • Guilty – Driving suspended.

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