Radio Roundtable Debates Police Union Controversy, Immigration Protests, and Future of Saint-Gobain Property in Worcester
By Staff
WORCESTER, Mass. —The Radio Roundtable, Guillermo Creamer, Randy Feldman, and Tony Economou comment on the controversy over a piece written by Tom Marino at thisweekinworcester.com that says a Worcester Police Union pressured the Police Chief to bring charges against Councilor Etel Haxhiaj. The WPD says the story is false. The Roundtable also looks at the riots in L.A. and what is happening with immigration protests and ICE arrests in Central MA. Lastly, they talk about what should be done with the property by Saint Gobain and respond to listener texts.
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