Vop Osili sets vision for mayoral run: ‘Always thinking about what’s next and what’s best’ for Indy

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4 thoughts on “Vop Osili sets vision for mayoral run: ‘Always thinking about what’s next and what’s best’ for Indy

  1. Cop-Out Vop. Think Hogsett is a feckless fence-sitter? You ain’t seen nothing yet. First of all, Osili is OK with the fact that the worst kind of corruption exists within IMPD: Top brass allowing, and protecting, a criminal gang that they call “family” because it’s comprised of relatives of IMPD officers. Their business is prostitution, drugs, and child porn. Osili got the details in early 2018:

    to: Vop Osili
    date: Mar 12, 2018, 3:11 PM
    Councilman:
    As you’ll recall, I spoke with you, and Mayor Hogsett, on March 3. Since then, I have not heard from anyone regarding solutions to the problems…

    Osili waffled and dithered for months, and when pressed, in person, on the matter, had a weird psychotic reaction. Things he said during that displayed his lack of understanding about criminal law and justice.

    That’s enough right there. On top of that, he evades controversy. Steers clear of it whenever he can. You might see him at a public meeting outside of city hall, and then when the hot topic of the day comes up, he’s disappeared. And when he’s caught in a tough spot, as with the aforementioned psychotic reaction, he mishandles it: Having Lauren Roberts dragged out of the council chamber. Bottom line, “Voice Of the People”? No, he’s a voice for Vop.

  2. Feltman PR Firm—- our candidate is always thinking about what’s best for Indy!
    Still waiting for an article interviewing Vop and Gibson, the halfwit who wanted the victim arrested! How hard is that? Of course Nate’s daddys forbid it

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