[Scenic Sounds]

"I just sort of, you might say, went nuts; I made irrational and wrong decisions," he said . . .

[bassmaner]

WOD ping

[Mr. K]

oooooooh he is going to have a hard life in prison

[ClintonBeGone]

This article is sure to warm the hearts of the pro-drup crowd.

[Stone Mountain]

he had eked out an election victory in 2000 vowing a crackdown and was soon gleefully reeling off the harsh sentences he had wrung from juries: 36 years, 38 years, 40 years, 60 years, 75 years - even 99 years. "

So he gets sentenced in a few months and I'm sure he gets a slap on the wrist. And of course, he'll be begging for mercy like all of the other drug addicts who he put in prison for the rest of their lives... I hope he gets as much mercy as he was willing to give.

[goldstategop]

Roach, huh? The name sorta fits. This is straight out of "The Dukes Of Hazzard." J.D Hogg would be proud of this boy's gumption. He nearly got away with it.

Denny Crane: "There are two places to find the truth. First God and then Fox News."

[thoughtomator]

*Disclaimer - this is not an endorsement of vigilantism

However, it would be divine justice to see him killed in jail by some of the drug users he put there. 99 years for using a drug, that's not justice, that's fascism.

[Wolfie]

Karma ping.

[MisterRepublican]

And dopers of the world rejoice!

[Pilsner]

Seems Pampa is hard on prosecutors. The County Attorney there, Todd Alvey, resigned about 18 months ago after questions came up about money missing from his hot check collection account.

What I want to know is: Is it easier ir harder to buy meth when you are the DA? I mean our locals usually know the DA, at least the ones who are professional enough to run meth labs.

[maine-iac7]

He was ill, he said; drug addiction was an illness, "but there's no defense for taking an illegal substance to treat mental illness." "Who in their right mind would inject themselves in front of an employee?" he said.

So, what do you think his defense is going to be ;o)

[Cultural Jihad]

. . . clapped into handcuffs by F.B.I. agents in the Gray County courthouse . . .

Punishing corruption by government officials is not at all an indictment of our system, but rather proof that it works.

[fella]

Sounds more likely that he was eliminating competition.

[Bon mots]

Did anyone notice how the NY Times managed to mention that he's a REPUBLICAN within the first 25 words?

Yet when it comes to a Democrat under arrest, the party affiliation mysteriously is omitted... such as the DEMOCRAT JUDGE who was using a penis pump... or any number of similar such cases.

G-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-rrrrrrrrr!

[The Electrician]

As the blustery and hot-tempered Republican district attorney

The New York Times is sooooo predictable. We learn by the second sentence that the perp is a Republican. As opposed to cases where the perp is a Democrat, and that fact is buried paragraphs later, if mentioned at all...

[WindOracle]

I detest corrupt officials. The penalties for govt officials who break law should be double that it is for everyone else.

[WindOracle]

He is gonna think he is in the Hitler/pineapple scene on Little Nicky.

[k2blader]

What a dumb druggie.

[Sir Gawain]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[freepatriot32]

Libertarian ping.To be added or removed from my ping list freepmail me or post a message here.