Tony Lewis Jr. and Sr. discuss prison reform
More than 3 decades ago, Tony Lewis Sr. went to prison for one of the biggest drug conspiracies in D.C. history. He was sentenced to life without parole, and his son, Tony Lewis Jr., has spent his life tirelessly fighting for his father's freedom. They both join Good Day DC to discuss their reunion and their prison reform efforts.
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Tony Lewis Jr. and Sr. discuss prison reform

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