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Angry Pizza Man
OK, this is confusing because the story says the 2 years was "suspended". I just checked and this guy IS in custody in Vista on TWO robbery convictions. He was booked 9-22-2011 and is set to be released 12-12-2012, that is 13 months. So his sentence was not suspended. Strike offenders are not supposed to go to county jails, or "Local Prison", they are supposed to go to a state pen. I don't know how he got this deal, but 13 months for TWO robbery convictions is a gift anyway you slice it.— March 3, 2012 11:07 a.m.
Ex Carlsbad Attorney Patricia Gregory to Serve One Year in Jail
Broderick was WRONG, but come on, Dan would never win upstanding husband of the year award..........— March 3, 2012 12:02 a.m.
Governor Has Big Stake in Firm of Fair Board Appointee's Father
I was wondering where Silberman ended up, bay Area! Hard to believe it was 22 years ago that the money laundering deal went down, wasn't it Yuba Gold or something??????? Used to have an office at 525 B Street. I do recall his attorney-James Brosanahan, one of the best lawyers in the USA.— March 2, 2012 4:01 p.m.
Angry Pizza Man
At the sentencing hearing on February 2, 2012, judge Daniel Goldstein ordered Thomas Ruth to serve 365 days for each of the two felony attempted-robbery charges that he admitted; time is to be served consecutively and in county jail, not state prison. But then the judge suspended that sentence and granted the defendant three years of formal probation == The two years in county was a gift-then to see that sentence was suspended????? Whoa. There is no logical reason for that at all. THat tells me this guy knew someone, and someone who was high up and connected. This was a violent crime, robbery (although if he had a BB gun instead of a real gun that does take it down a notch). The guy is right, if this guy were poor, and a minority (black or brown), he would have done 10 years in state prison. I have seen people do real time in county for a two punch fist fight. One last thing to note, this was a violent "strike" offense, where the time given must be 85% served. I would like to know if the strike was part of the deal???— March 2, 2012 3:56 p.m.
The return of the Chargers scandals
Hahahahha....I know, I can no longer comment our Hiz Honor's weight.— March 2, 2012 2:11 p.m.
How Shames Threatened UCAN Staff with Mass Firings
Corporations are not permitted to deduct the costs of lobbying congress or influencing public opinion on matters that affect their business. == Are you sure about this?? I can not believe that costs to lobby the Congress are not tax deductible. But I really do not know.— March 2, 2012 2:10 p.m.
Military Members Sue BBG Communications
Last- as B said- Don started the ball rolling on this story, and it has now gone national-hat tip to Don-best business reporter around (have been saying and believing that the last 30 years).— March 2, 2012 2:08 p.m.
Military Members Sue BBG Communications
BBG is in BIG trouble!— March 2, 2012 2:07 p.m.
The return of the Chargers scandals
The Muni's are not going to file an anti-trut case-they're the ones in bed with MLB/NFL/pro sports.— March 2, 2012 10:26 a.m.
The return of the Chargers scandals
But last week, Mayor Jerry Sanders made the preposterous statement that San Diego’s budget woes are over == LOL...can we tar and feather this blatant lying dirtbag???— March 2, 2012 9:08 a.m.