Vicki Lopez Lukis
Posted on | January 4, 2010 | 1 Comment
Vicki Lopez Lukis was a Lee County Commissioner in Florida. She was convicted of mail fraud by using her position of power on the as Board member to influence her personal life. She was romantically involved with a lobbyist. She voted for items that helped the lobbyist’s clients. She attempted to “convince” someone running for the Board not to run based on an illict video tape she possessed and later leeked to the media regarding the candidate’s personal life.
Once in prison, she worked with many young people to try to help them become active members of society. In fact, her work has been so influential she is considered by some to be an authority on the subject of re-integration from detention for women. Now that she is not in custody she has continued to worked with young women to help them re-enter society and have a positive impact on society.
Clinton commuted her sentence on November 21, 2000.
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April 12th, 2010 @ 10:21 am
my son heard you on radio station 89.2 last week and asked me to contact you for help. He has been incarcerated since March, 2004. He was given a 30 year sentence although he signed a plea agreement for an 8 to 12 year sentence. The Officer who investigated and prosecuted his case has been fired over a year ago for fraudulent evidence during an investigation and now I am trying to obtain an investigation into his case. I have documentation written by my son, Randall Lee Daniels, age 46 of the gross misconduct and violation of rights by this deputy during his investigation. Please contact me to discuss and I will send you a copy of his story. thank you Linda C. Jolly