Was thinking about going postal at a city council meeting about 7 years ago. That is because they took tore down my pitch and putt golf course that cost 4 dollars around, course was called Driftwood, I use to play skins there with Scott Ferrall. These scumbag mayors took payoffs and now there is a Hilton resort there that is 50% empty 99% of the time.
Same scumbag council memebers declared my favorite lunch spot Wimpys as emminent domain, instead they put up starbucks and Burger King.
Same scumbag council memebers declared my favorite lunch spot Wimpys as emminent domain, instead they put up starbucks and Burger King.
Railbird said:
They did the same thing here to a 14-15 yr old retarded kid standing in the doorway of his house with a knife in his hand. Got in a pissing match with his mom, so she called the cops. Despite the fact that everyone was out of the house & no one was in danger, he didn't comply with their orders, so they filled him full of holes. Cops on scene also had tasers, none of which were ever fired.
That's doing it Denver Style, and it's not uncommon.
Im sure she deserved it,,, if she didnt this time, Im sure she did something over the last coupel years where she would of deserved it still,,,
thats how I rationalize the death penalty, and those that say they are innocent,,lol,,,,
sad but true,,, they have all done somehting skeevy,, otherwise they wouldnt of been in that situation,
tater:toast:
thats how I rationalize the death penalty, and those that say they are innocent,,lol,,,,
sad but true,,, they have all done somehting skeevy,, otherwise they wouldnt of been in that situation,
tater:toast:
The first time I lived in Huntington Beach back in the 90's the HBPD chased a bank robber on a high-speed chase which eventually ended in the bank robber t-boning an innocent family at an intersection. The relatives of the dead family took the city to court and the city was found not liable for damages. The law in California at the time stated that a city is not liable for damages in a high-speed chase as long as a city has a policy in place for such things. The law never addressed whether the policy had to be good or whether it was a reckless policy. It just stated that a policy had to be in place.
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/california/la-me-ashley7sep07,1,1158202.story?coll=la-headlines-pe-california
Cops are trigger happy, that's the bottom line.
Two grown men couldn't subdue a teenage girl.
Cops are trigger happy, that's the bottom line.
Two grown men couldn't subdue a teenage girl.
