Exit Interview with Sheriff Michael Hennessey

Michael Krasny

Dec 15, 2011 at

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After serving as San Francisco’s sheriff for more than 30 years, Michael Hennessey is retiring next month. We talk with Sheriff Hennessey about three decades of crime and justice in San Francisco and his pioneering role in bringing education and rehabilitation programs to the jails.

Guests:

Michael Hennessey, sheriff of the City and County of San Francisco.

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