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empty
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Posted: Fri Sep 5th, 2008 12:46 pm |
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Vero Steve wrote: They won't be charged ...no DA or cop in his right mind would charge those people......Thats why the cops said "they probably won't be charged, the could won't charge them, so he's gonna leave it up to the DA to be the bad guy......The DA will look at it and say No way....I've got to get reelected........
Yup, I think you nailed it. That is what they always say after a shooting. BTW: Remember the Joe Horn incident in Pasadena TX last year, where the guy was on the phone with 911 and eventually went outside and shot a couple burglars that were trying to escape. He was let off the hook back in June.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Horn_shooting_controversy
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Vero Steve
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Posted: Fri Sep 5th, 2008 11:47 am |
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| They won't be charged ...no DA or cop in his right mind would charge those people......Thats why the cops said "they probably won't be charged, the could won't charge them, so he's gonna leave it up to the DA to be the bad guy......The DA will look at it and say No way....I've got to get reelected........
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Dave
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Posted: Fri Sep 5th, 2008 10:53 am |
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Sort of a mis-leading headline, unless I'm reading this wrong...
Last 4 words bug me too...
Texas Woman Kills Home Intruder With His Own Gun
Thursday , September 04, 2008
BLUE MOUND, Texas —
When two gunmen smashed through the glass front door of her suburban Fort Worth home, Kellie Hoehn didn't think twice.
The 34-year-old mother of two grabbed a shotgun that had been pointed at her face early Wednesday, starting a struggle that ended with one intruder killed with his own weapon and another in the hospital.
"I wasn't going to let them get to my babies," she said, recalling the moment when she pushed up the muzzle of the shotgun, pointing it away from her children's rooms.
Although the intruders told her to keep quiet, she screamed for her husband. She told her 12-year-old son, who was awakened by the sound of the shattering glass front door, to get his 5-year-old sister and hide.
"It was like a horror movie," her husband, 32-year-old Keith Hoehn, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "I thought I was a dead man. We're fighting for our lives."
With Kellie Hoehn clinging to the weapon's muzzle, her husband tackled the man who held the shotgun. She knocked the intruder in the head with a jar candle, giving her husband a chance to wrest the shotgun.
By then the tussle had spilled out onto the front lawn. Keith Hoehn shot one of the men who had a pistol, police said. Wounded, that man ran away.
Then the intruder who initially had the shotgun charged Keith Hoehn.
Kellie Hoehn told The Dallas Morning News that she screamed at her husband, "Shoot him, shoot him, shoot him."
Her husband fired the shotgun and the man fell to the ground. Then the shot man lunged a second time.
"Well, I shot him again, and I guess that was it," Keith Hoehn said.
Dakota Scott Benoit, 20, of Richland Hills, was pronounced dead at a hospital. John Garland Pierson, 25, of Haltom City, was in critical condition and in police custody at the hospital.
"I am not happy that someone is dead," Kellie Hoehn said. "But I am glad that my family is alive."
Police said Pierson was shot in the left arm and the bullet pierced his diaphragm and other organs but his condition was improving. He will face charges of burglary of habitation with intent to commit another felony, police said.
Investigators say the couple were just defending their family and probably won't be charged.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,417122,00.html
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Redd
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Posted: Fri Sep 5th, 2008 01:21 am |
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Wow, who woulda thought, a politician lied.
Accepting a plea bargain, Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick today pleaded guilty to two counts of obstructing justice by committing perjury.
"I lied under oath in the case of Gary Brown in a civil deposition regarding information of claims I mislead and impeded justice," Kilpatrick admitted. "I also lied under oath at a civil deposition on Oct. 11, 2004 in the Harold Nelthrope lawsuit."
He must now resign as mayor within 14 days, pay $1 million in restitution and spend four months in jail.
Kilpatrick is prohibited from running for public office for five years and must turn in his law licence and surrender his state pension.
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marc
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Posted: Thu Sep 4th, 2008 09:43 pm |
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Dave wrote: marc wrote:
Hells Angels
http://www.ktvu.com/news/17387043/detail.html
I got a feelin' that there's an ongoing issue there... Yeah...For sure...I read a great book last year about an SF cop who infiltrated the Monguls Club for about a year before busting them...From what I remember the Monguls were taking a lot of business and territory from HA...The Pagans have done the same thing back here on the East Coast...Great book...I just can't remember the name of it...
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Dave
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Posted: Thu Sep 4th, 2008 08:06 pm |
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marc wrote:
Hells Angels
http://www.ktvu.com/news/17387043/detail.html
I got a feelin' that there's an ongoing issue there...
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marc
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Posted: Thu Sep 4th, 2008 05:50 pm |
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Hells Angels
http://www.ktvu.com/news/17387043/detail.html
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Dave
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Posted: Fri Aug 29th, 2008 02:43 pm |
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Sen. John McCain picks Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate on GOP ticket for White House
http://www.cnn.com/
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Abo
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 11:25 pm |
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| Hey Y'all. I believe Florida is a Women gets it all state. But never been through it so don't know for sure.. I will stand corrected if wrong.. also I think times might of changed.. I do remember when friends put their bikes in friends name so not to loose their ride.. Sorry for y'all who lost it all.. Abo
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Dave
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 02:04 pm |
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empty wrote:
Dave wrote: empty wrote:
Dave wrote: FOUR???? At the same time? How????
Kinda makes you wonder about their calibur too, don't it?
Interesting to me, is the part that she 'won't give him a divorce', I was not aware that was even possible. When I went through it, all that was needed was one side to want it and give a reason. The only fights were about kids, motorcycles, and money.
Different states, different rules on divorce. California is a "No Fault" divorce state... I guess Texas must be 'No Fault' too, though her getting pregnant by her bowling partner looks like a fault to me. Lost me a good shovelhead out of that deal. LOL... I know what you mean... Oh and I ain't laughin' at ya...
Ex-OL got pregnant by my ex-best-friend. Guy she hated. Lost a friend and a nice Honda...
Kid is 16 or so years old now and hears from this fuck-stick about once every 3 years. In spite of it, he's a good kid...
But, all we have here is "Irreconcilable Differences" as a reason for divorce...
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empty
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 01:23 pm |
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Dave wrote: empty wrote:
Dave wrote: FOUR???? At the same time? How????
Kinda makes you wonder about their calibur too, don't it?
Interesting to me, is the part that she 'won't give him a divorce', I was not aware that was even possible. When I went through it, all that was needed was one side to want it and give a reason. The only fights were about kids, motorcycles, and money.
Different states, different rules on divorce. California is a "No Fault" divorce state... I guess Texas must be 'No Fault' too, though her getting pregnant by her bowling partner looks like a fault to me. Lost me a good shovelhead out of that deal.
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Dave
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 01:22 pm |
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the preacher wrote:
I agree marc, and who cares if it traumatizes them, or they get scared...not to seem hardhearted, but they are ILLEGAL, and I couldnt care less except that they get sent back where they came from.
"undocumented workers" is the same doublespeak as "I did not have sex with that woman" lol
RSDF Undocumented Worker?
Drug Dealer = Undocumented Pharmacist?
Vigilante = Undocumented Police Officer?
MinuteMen = Undocumented Border Patrol Agent?
I hate that term "Undocumented". What a load of shit...
Oh and boo-fuckin'-hoo... Some illegals got caught and sent home. I know, the families are in a shitty situation. But, they're responsible for where they are and the situation they're in...
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Dave
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 01:17 pm |
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empty wrote:
Dave wrote: FOUR???? At the same time? How????
Kinda makes you wonder about their calibur too, don't it?
Interesting to me, is the part that she 'won't give him a divorce', I was not aware that was even possible. When I went through it, all that was needed was one side to want it and give a reason. The only fights were about kids, motorcycles, and money.
Different states, different rules on divorce. California is a "No Fault" divorce state...
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 12:56 pm |
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The way the illegals have been infiltrating and outbreeding everyone else, this is a well needed exercise.
On another note, I have begun to question Darwin's principals. One concept he seemed to miss was the more intelligent people also do more intelligent breeding, therefore the stupids are populating at a higher rate.
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 12:42 pm |
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I agree marc, and who cares if it traumatizes them, or they get scared...not to seem hardhearted, but they are ILLEGAL, and I couldnt care less except that they get sent back where they came from.
"undocumented workers" is the same doublespeak as "I did not have sex with that woman" lol
RSDF
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marc
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 12:32 pm |
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Got this off another board...
We need more raids like this and the companies that employ them need to get their ass kicked...Send them back to where ever they came from...JMHO...
ICE: Nearly 600 detained in Mississippi plant raid
Aug 26, 8:48 PM (ET)
By HOLBROOK MOHR
LAUREL, Miss. (AP) - The largest single-workplace immigration raid in U.S. history has caused panic among Hispanic families in this small southern Mississippi town, where federal agents rounded up nearly 600 plant workers suspected of being in the country illegally.
One worker caught in Monday's sweep at the Howard Industries transformer plant said fellow workers applauded as immigrants were taken into custody. Federal officials said a tip from a union member prompted them to start investigating several years ago.
Fabiola Pena, 21, cradled her 2-year-old daughter as she described a chaotic scene at the plant as the raid began, followed by clapping.
"I was crying the whole time. I didn't know what to do," Pena said. "We didn't know what was happening because everyone started running. Some people thought it was a bomb but then we figured out it was immigration."
About 100 of the 595 detained workers were released for humanitarian reasons, many of them mothers who were fitted with electronic monitoring bracelets and allowed to go home to their children, officials said.
About 475 other workers were transferred to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Jena, La. Nine who were under 18 were transferred to the custody of the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
John Foxworth, an attorney representing some of the immigrants, said eight appeared in federal court in Hattiesburg on Tuesday because they face criminal charges for allegedly using false Social Security and residency identification.
He said the raid was traumatic for families.
"There was no communication, an immediate loss of any kind of news and a lack of understanding of what's happening to their loved ones," he said. "A complete and utter feeling of helplessness."
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The superintendent of the county school district said about half of approximately 160 Hispanic students were absent Tuesday.
Roberto Velez, pastor at Iglesia Cristiana Peniel, where an estimated 30 to 40 percent of the 200 parishioners were caught up in the raid, said parents were afraid immigration officials would take them.
"They didn't send their kids to school today," he said. "How scared is that?"
Those detained were from Brazil, El Salvador, Germany, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, and Peru, said Barbara Gonzalez, an ICE spokeswoman.
Elizabeth Alegria, 26, a Mexican immigrant, was working at the plant Monday when ICE agents stormed in. When they found out she has two sons, ages 4 and 9, she was fitted with a bracelet and told to appear in federal court next month. Her husband, Andres, was not so lucky.
"I'm very traumatized because I don't know if they are going to let my husband go and when I will see him," Elizabeth Alegria said through a translator Tuesday as she returned to the Howard Industries parking lot to retrieve her sport utility vehicle.
"We have kids without dads and pregnant mothers who got their husbands taken away," said Velez's son, Robert, youth pastor at the church. "It was like a horror story. They got handled like they were criminals."
Howard Industries is in Mississippi's Pine Belt region, known for commercial timber growth and chicken processing plants. The tech company produces dozens of products ranging from electrical transformers to medical supplies, according to its Web site.
Gonzalez said agents had executed search warrants at both the plant and the company headquarters in nearby Ellisville. She said no company executives had been detained, but this is an "ongoing investigation and yesterday's action was just the first part."
A woman at the Ellisville headquarters told The Associated Press on Tuesday that no one was available to answer questions.
In a statement to the Laurel Leader-Call newspaper, Howard Industries said the company "runs every check allowed to ascertain the immigration status of all applicants for its jobs."
"It is company policy that it hires only U.S. citizens and legal immigrants," the statement said.
Gov. Haley Barbour recently signed a law requiring Mississippi employers to use a U.S. Homeland Security system to check new workers' immigration status.
The law took effect July 1 for businesses with state contracts and takes effect Jan. 1 for other businesses. Mississippi lawmakers once used laptops made by Howard Industries, but it's not clear whether the company has current state contracts.
Under the law, a company found guilty of employing illegal immigrants could lose public contracts for three years and the right to do business in Mississippi for one year.
The law also makes it a felony for an illegal immigrant to accept a job in Mississippi. A message was left with the district attorney's office after hours seeking comment on whether he would use the law to bring state charges against Howard Industries or the workers.
The Mississippi raid is one of several nationwide in recent years.
On May 12, federal immigration officials swept into Agriprocessors, the nation's largest kosher meatpacking plant, in Iowa. Nearly 400 workers were detained and dozens of fraudulent permanent resident alien cards were seized from the plant's human resources department, according to court records. In December 2006, 1,297 were arrested at Swift meatpacking plants in Nebraska and five other states.
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Associated Press Writers Shelia Byrd in Hattiesburg, Emily Wagster Pettus in Jackson and Eileen Sullivan in Washington, D.C., contributed to this report.
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marc
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 12:03 pm |
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| Damn...Run for the hills...
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 11:36 am |
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Dave wrote: FOUR???? At the same time? How????
Kinda makes you wonder about their calibur too, don't it?
Interesting to me, is the part that she 'won't give him a divorce', I was not aware that was even possible. When I went through it, all that was needed was one side to want it and give a reason. The only fights were about kids, motorcycles, and money.
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Posted: Wed Aug 27th, 2008 11:19 am |
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FOUR???? At the same time? How????
Ky. Police Search For Convicted Female Bigamist
Woman's 1st Husband Says He Wants Divorce
The first female ever to be convicted of bigamy in Kentucky is on the run after allegedly marrying again.
After nine years, one of her husbands said he still can't get her to divorce him.
Robert Parchman has been engaged for almost eight years because his fiance will not wear his ring until his first wife gives him a divorce.
"The third time she got married, she got caught and thrown in jail," Parchman said.
Parchman said that his wife, Barbara Ann Moore, has been marrying other men for the past decade.
Authorities said Moore is still on the run and facing charges.
She married Parchman first, then Raymond Moore Jr. and then David Denney, authorities said.
After saying "I do" in 1999, she spend part of her honeymoon in the Covington jail.
Parchman said that she's been in jail several times since then, but she gets freed again before he can get the divorce papers to her cell.
"She didn't show up for her latest probation hearing and there's a warrant out for her arrest," Commonwealth Attorney of Kenton County Rob Sanders said. "Getting married is complicated enough. Being married to three people at one time is an untenable situation for everybody."
Parchman said there may even be a fourth husband because he heard that Moore was married again in Cincinnati.
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Posted: Tue Aug 26th, 2008 02:59 pm |
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Dave wrote: Vero Steve wrote:
I have serious doubts that those two BOZO's were affilate with any " Outlaw Biker Club"........................... Yeah, I kind wondered about that too when I saw the picture of those two in-bred lookin' characters...LOL I have seen a few of the SOS here in Abq and they sure as hell don't don't resemble those two inbred looking dorks. The SOS crew look like you would imagine.
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