FPC Montgomery will house Thomas until 2015.
(U.S. Bureau of Prisons)
In less than 24 hours, Harry Thomas Jr. will report to a federal prison camp in Montgomery, Ala., for a three-year stretch. Thomas granted a final interview to Deborah Simmons of the Washington Times, in which he described his final days of freedom — tending to his lawn, spending time with his kids, visiting his father’s grave. He also enjoyed a few Hot Tamales in the course of the chat, which is wise, because they are currently unavailable in the FPC Montgomery commissary.
In other news:
Marion Barry moves to hold up streetcar work: “It doesn’t seem like a well-thought-out plan.” (D.C. Wire)
Hilton group is threatening to sue over Old Post Office deal (Washingtonian)
Grand jurors are mad they can’t use their phones, etc. (DCist)
How the Post covered Len Bias’s death, 26 years ago today (D.C. Sports Bog)
Tom Friedman: Hung out with Hizzoner but didn’t have much to say about D.C.’s cabs (@CCCAPrez, City Desk)
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