[quote][b]jtsim[/b] - @10-8 10-41: How could you tell from the mug shot he was a non-believer? He has his eyes closed so he may be praying that the church members don't get him.
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I never assumed he was a non-believer. It was a general statement.

It was not all that long ago that was student complex. It sure changed fast.

Non-believers don't distinguish a church as being any different from any other building, especially if they are craving a drug.

[quote][b]wanttoknowthetruth[/b] - @Ben Had:
how about your tag is expired and I smell Marijuana, I'm gonna search your car. But even if it hadn't been a search they would have found it when they Inventoried the car before it was towed.
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They don't tow a car for an expired tag.

Sure. Let the gay kids in. Maybe then the scoutmasters will stop molesting the straight ones.

It's not leafy! It is flowers! If it was leafy, he got ripped off.

His name was chosen on the day of birth because he had been conceived in the bathroom of a karaoke bar...

@Lady of the Lake: I don't think the Varsity has a bar...

[quote][b]athenstransplant[/b] - Domestic dispute or drug deal? Why were they "behind a business" and what is their relation to each other?
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.
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Jittery Joe's is in the 1200 block. Five Pts. Eye care is in the 600 block. Any business in between is either a doctor's office, or an attorney. Silver and Archibald is in the 900 block. The parking is in the rear, as it is at most businesses on Milledge.

@matt1141a: I am fully familiar with 4th Amendment waivers. I didn't say anything about that. If the curfew violation occurred after he fled from them, then they did not "catch him violating curfew", as the article states. I don't believe being outside is a curfew violation. I have known alot of people with curfews, and folks on the wrong side of the law. I've never heard anyone say that they had to be indoors. But on Cone Drive, it makes alot of sense. There are only two reasons to be outside at that time of night in that neighborhood. To buy drugs, or to sell them. How 'bout a little clarification, Joe, before the wolves rip me to shreds?

@ProudSoutherner: Not always. I have to agree with jebunny. I used to smoke pot and I owned scales so I could weigh my purchase to assure that I got what I paid for.

@Lady of the Lake: I have been on probation and have been in jails (not prison). I'm not proud of it, but I DO have some inside information. I have met and talked with countless convicts. I PROMISE you, he is going back to prison.

[quote][b]shawn706[/b] - Looks like he'll be getting and even longer probation. Koodoes to the ACC judicial system.
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Y'all don't know how probation works. When a convicted felon on felony probation gets charged with more felonies he/she goes back to prison.

I don't see where the curfew violation is if he was at home when they got there.

@Ugles: Thank you. These jerkoffs won't listen, though. Every time there is a story on here about panhanding, the same ignorant Aholes all spout the same Krap. Over and over again.

[quote][b]CharlesB[/b] -
You're right. My past experiences involved traffic enforcement and accident reports. Since leaving GSP and moving to Athens, I have to agree 100% with your statement.
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I have said this before and, (GROAN) now I guess I have to say it again because you people just wont freakin listen. Not everyone who flies a sign smokes crack! I used to be homeless and used to fly a sign at KFC and Arby's on the eastside, and Academy Sports on the westside. I admit that a portion of my money went to tobacco, beer (only at bedtime), and synthetic pot (when it was legal), but the MAJORITY of the proceeds went to bus fare, the laundromat and detergent, prescriptions, OTC meds, hygiene items (not every homeless person enjoys being filthy), batteries for light, radio, and fan (in the hot months), and propane for cooking and heat (in the winter). So stick that in your shooter and smoke it!

[quote][b]Joe Johnson[/b] -
I think a person's body covered by a skirt would be considered "out of public view."
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Good point, but It doesn't change my mind.

[quote][b]mpd0.59[/b] - Let this be a lesson to everyone. Turn off the flash.
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I've never seen a camera phone with a flash.

[quote][b]Joe Johnson[/b] -
I think a person's body covered by a skirt would be considered "out of public view."
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Good point, but I still think a good law student could get him off.

@grove600: I am not proud of this - I've said it before - but I have been on probation a few times since moving here. I have made mistakes, but I have permanently changed. You do not get more probation for violating probation. You do jail time. At least 3 weeks before you go to court, and you don't always get out on court day. I have violated probation more than once, as well. I know from experience.

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The article says "someone commits illegal eavesdropping when they use a device to “observe, photograph, or record the activities of another which occur in any private place and out of public view”. This was not a private place and out of public view. This was in WALMART. If he pleads not guilty, even a good public defender will get him an aquittal. ACCPD got greedy. They should have stuck with Peeping Tom.

What about Possession of Cocaine and Felon with Firearm? The State Probation Office only supervises felons. And if the coke and guns weren't his, why were they mentioned?

[quote][b]bosshawg[/b] - can he get pink eye from that lol or maybe brown tongue
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How would you get pink eye from a brown eye?

His last name should be Siever-Ding-Dong.