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Re: OT- Stolen Trailer Update
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Posted by NE IA Dave on February 25, 2007 at 12:33:44 from (12.206.8.41):
In Reply to: OT- Stolen Trailer Update posted by jmixigo on February 24, 2007 at 17:05:17:
We all know about DA's. My friend always says dumb _ss has the same initials. In our county a upperclass man is the DA. Has not been apposed for probably 30 years. His paycheck comes regardless of convictions. Court dates during income tax time --- there is never enough evidence to make a case. If you watch Jay Leno he stated that our county has the highest drug raids but the least convictions. Sad to say my county is recognized for that issue. We have lots of places to hide their labs, and lots of anhydrous tanks to aid in the process. I was made aware of the number of cops on the evening beat, three nights of the week there is only one on duty for the entire county. As we can only assume that the people will have to take the law into their own hands. I simply see no options any more. We have more government employees than ever, some of them have some mighty big titles, and big pay checks. Just not a whole lot of bang for the buck it seems. We have about every local option tax that the well educated can dream up. Seems that the money is always short for buildings, and why buildings are never figured into the budget untill the buildings go to ill repair state. We are very concerned about invasion of unwanted, but has it not already been accompished? It is a cancer of society that will not go away.
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