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Mary Jo White fretted about "aggressive" regulator
I am buying his book for sure........I have said for years that police departments hire on everyhting BUT merit, and that 1) family, 2) friends and 3) **ex-military ** are hired for nearly all openings.— February 3, 2013 2:32 a.m.
Saks Closing Fashion Valley Store
#what the hell r u talking about Don...I'VE BEEN CALLING U A "HOT STUD" FOR MONTHS NOW Auntie nan, control yourself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!— February 2, 2013 8:24 p.m.
Jury selection began for two California Border Patrol agents
#I'm no Freud, but often times, when punks like these beat on an innocent, it is usually their way of compensating for something. Their jobs make the case and charges/behavior even more outrageous.— February 2, 2013 8:23 p.m.
Jury selection began for two California Border Patrol agents
#Also, Gerald Torello is charged with making criminal threat, PC422, as a misdemeanor He will not be able to keep his Border Patrol LE job if he is convicted of the criminal threats charge. That is a deal killer for his job. If he can do a plea he better take it, because if he is convicted, even of a misdemeanor criminal threats PC422, he is toast.— February 2, 2013 8:21 p.m.
San Diego's great red light camera rebellion
#Or have some of sort of anti-police bumper sticker? LOL..my violations have all been seat belt violations with one exception, a speeding ticket on the freeway 2 years ago (beat it), so I am actually a very good driver. But the seat belts are a problem for me.— February 2, 2013 8:13 p.m.
Woman sentenced to ten years for fatal DUI crash
#(Craig Peyer will not admit his guilt, hence he's denied parole at every hearing.) Looks as if she will do the full ten years. And then? Unemployable, she'll go on welfare. Some justice. Peyer was denied parole again the last time he came up, and under the new rules his next parole hearing is in 15 years, he will die in prison. Same with Charlie Manson. As for the actual time served, certain crimes do NOT get the good time custody credits, but dui/manslaughter may be one of those where they do not apply. Murder, rape, and other serious violent crimes do 85%, murder is 100%, no credits at all. I don't know about this charge.— February 2, 2013 8:10 p.m.
Woman sentenced to ten years for fatal DUI crash
#While the convicted felon says she's "sorry", the report makes the point that she still does not admit guilt. After such a conviction and sentence, under current rules, an unwillingness to accept responsibility will keep the convict in custody for the full term. She went to trial and has a first appeal with state paid lawyers as a matter of right so she really can't admit guilt at this point. While I agree accepting the responsibility of your actions would be helpful for all involved, she cannot do that while under an appeal.— February 2, 2013 8:06 p.m.
Woman sentenced to ten years for fatal DUI crash
#Debbie Sumi blood alcohol level was tested at hospital, and some estimates put her BAL as high as .348 that night, which experts testified could be considered even a lethal level of alcohol. She should have died from alcohol poisoning. She got off easy. 10 years is really only 5 years. Her children are the ones who will suffer.— February 2, 2013 8:04 p.m.
San Diego's great red light camera rebellion
Best ever??? Lets hope for the best, but I agree, I am liking Filner, despite the fact he caved in on employee pensions,but there are many issues being Mayor and I am not going to focus on just one, not when we had an Orca with a chimp IQ the last 6, 8 how ever many years KFC Sanders was in office.— February 2, 2013 4:16 p.m.
San Diego's great red light camera rebellion
OK, let me set this straight, I DO WEAR the dumb seat belt, but on this short 1 mile trip to the store I had one of my dogs and just did not put it on because she was acting goofy......... It seems if I cheat on the seat belt just 5% of the time I get busted. The fine is also a scam, the original fine for a seat belt violation the first year the law went into effect (1993??) was $25. Now 20 years later it is $214, a close to 1,000% increase in just 20 years.— February 2, 2013 4:13 p.m.