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Dishonest Bookkeeper Goes to Prison
LOL....these "restitution" hearings are such a joke, not worth the time they take to put the dog and pony show on....the money will never be repaid-not a dime.— July 26, 2012 3:37 p.m.
Traffic Cop Questioned in Encinitas
You clearly have no idea what you're talking about, just as you didn't whne you posted this same comment earlier, tenants have the SAME rights as the trust deed owner, in fact once the lease is signed they have more rights b/c the trust deed owner no longer has rights to the property while the lease is in effect. Property managers have no say in the matter at all, they are there to do two things, collect lease payments and fix any facility issues.— July 25, 2012 7:04 p.m.
Did President Nixon help finance part of San Diego?
LBJ let the nation down by continuing the Vietnam war, and he cost tens of thousands of American service men their lives. That's all I need to say about him.....why????? Dispicable.— July 25, 2012 12:04 a.m.
Did President Nixon help finance part of San Diego?
****Nixon****, after listening to his tapes- was a paranoid nutcase, but you cannot diminish his foreign policy excellence, especially with China, and he did a decent job on the national economy. I feel sorry for him in a way, because his record was clearly above average IMO. But his pettyness and grudge holding are off the hook......— July 25, 2012 12:03 a.m.
Did President Nixon help finance part of San Diego?
**Burwell**, that was an ***excellent commentary***, how did you know all that???— July 24, 2012 11:59 p.m.
Did President Nixon help finance part of San Diego?
The choice between Obama, whom I voted for in 08, and Romney reminds me of the choice between Brown and Whitman - **two AWFUL choices.** I will not vote for Obama again, and I probably wont vote for Romney either-which leaves me with a *protest vote*-but I have to vote my conscience and I don't feel either of these two are going to do what is needed. Obama has been one of the biggest let downs of my life, just like Arnold, you have such high hope going in and then it is just the same old same old money rules everything game..........with the poor and middle class getting hosed more and more with every passing year.— July 24, 2012 11:56 p.m.
Home Depot Workers Allege Wage Theft
If they said the manager was not there, you go home, Google the CEO and corporate HQ's, call the number and ask to speak with the CEO, and I guarantee you that there will be a serious response. You won't speak to the CEO but every Fortune 200/300/400/500 Company has a special division just for complaints made to the CEO or corporate HQ's. I had a problem with some yahoo's for that security company "ADT" which involved the police, two ADT salespeople/convicted felons and myself, and I was so pissed after the near fist fight I called the CEO, spoke to their people that day, then wrote a 4 page single spaced letter telling them- **and putting them ON NOTICE**- that if I ever have a problem like that again they are going to be facing the mother of all lawsuits..........ADT employing convicted felons on PROBATION! Unreal. But I got a fast reply and it was a serious reply, probably because they were facing $$$$ liability. Funny how $$$ motivates people to do the right thing.— July 24, 2012 11:46 p.m.
Home Depot Workers Allege Wage Theft
My gawd is that a scary video, that was some serious and very dangerous negligence, a miracle no one was killed......................— July 24, 2012 11:40 p.m.
Prosecutor: Trial Begins Though Stabber is Missing
If the two guys were out looking fro a fight-together-then MAYBE the felony murder rule would come into play, but the DA would have to show the **one who did not do the killing** knew the one who **did do the killing had a dangerous weapon, likely to cause death, and the conduct they were engaging in would likely cause death**, that is a tough nut to crack if someone just yells out a gang name and spontaneously starts stabbing.....— July 24, 2012 11:37 p.m.
Prosecutor: Trial Begins Though Stabber is Missing
I hope the Dorky DA has more than what is in this story.......no one is going to convict this guy because HIS friend killed someone.— July 24, 2012 9:15 p.m.