[DustyMoment]

He was on probation. I think he forfeits his right to be outraged . . . . . . . . or paid.

It’s just another DBM story drumming up sympathy for people who can’t live within the laws of our society.

No tears, here.

[krb]

If there was justice in the universe, you’d get the alien anal probe. Unless of course that’s your thing.

[elkfersupper]

He was on probation. I think he forfeits his right to be outraged . . . . . . . . or paid.

In this town, you can attract a conviction and probation by watering your grass or not, mowing your grass or not, or having a tree or bush encroaching on the sidewalk or not.

The article doesn't say why he was on probation.

[BGHater]

He can give up ‘privilege's’ not ‘Rights’.

Once you give control of Rights to Gov’t we are screwed. I'm really worried about FR when people are wanting to give up 'rights'. Scary.

[spanalot]

“He was on probation. I think he forfeits his right to be outraged “

which one of the 10 bill of rights says that?

[org.whodat]

He was on probation. I think he forfeits his right to be outraged . . . . . . . . or paid.

NO, the cops are suppose to play by the rules, if the guy broke his pardon he should have been locked up and the matter put before the judge, who could have order the tests.