Prior Arrest Report Checked on Noelle Bush-May be Arrested Again

The Palm Beach Post and The Arizona Daily Sun (supplemented) ^ | February, 1 2002 SGT | Mike Van Sickler, Jim Ash and Brian E. Crowley

[codebreaker]

With reports Wednesday of a 1995 shoplifting offense in Arizona involving a woman with the identical name and birth date as Noelle Bush, a Leon County official who supervises the pre-trial release program said Bush may not be eligible.

'If we find out you lied to us, you violated out first rule,' Wanda Hunter said. 'That rule is to be honest. If she lied, then she most likely would be taken into custody or she'd have to pay that bond. Because of the profile of this case, this will we checked out.'

Hunter said she plans to review reports of an October 28, 1995, misdemeanor citation of a Noelle Lucia Bush in Flagstaff, Ariz. Police and court reports show that this woman appeared before the city magistrate on Nov. 6 that year and paid a $305.00 fine for shoplifting underwear at a JC Penney store. The woman, then 18, listed her home address 3511 Verde Valley Road, Sedona, Ariz.

The address is the same as an exclusive boarding school, Verde Valley School, said Bob White, deputy chief of the Flagstaff Police Department.

An official with the school Wednesday said information about past of current students is not released. A former student, Alexander Derbes, an Oracle software employee in San Francisco, said Gov. Bush's daughter was a student at the school.

Aside from the identical name and birth date, records were not clear whether the woman in Arizona was the governor's daughter. Their Social Security numbers don't match.

[codebreaker]

No way Noelle does jail time for sleeping pills.

[Diverdogz]

Codebreaker. This isn't a just a case of sleeping pill possesion. She forged a prescription! Very, very bad and stupid thing to do. It also appears as if she commited perjury by lying about a previous conviciton.

Florida is pretty much a "GET TOUGH ON CRIME" kind of state. She very well may be facing some time behind bars.

[an amused spectator]

My post was directed not at her but at all of her apologists here, who do seem to think she is some sort of victim.

She is the victim of a Democrat media who ignored for 8 years the fact that the brother of the chief law enforcement officer of the United States was a coked-out snort boy, who was a racist to boot.

[codebreaker]

Probation, community service and rehab with speaking engagements to kids about drugs.

Way too many potential violent offenders around in Florida to stick her in the big house.

[Wolfie]

Florida is pretty much a "GET TOUGH ON CRIME" kind of state.

Yep. Those Republican Governors are real "lock 'em up and throw away the key" types.

[Diverdogz]

My favorite is the 10-20-LIFE program in Florida.

Display a gun during the comission of a crime: Get 10 Years

Fire the gun? That'll cost you 20.

Hurt someone with the bullet you fired - Rot away in prison for life. ...if you Kill someone with a gun during a robbery, most likely you'll be sentenced to death.

[LantzALot]

Is this how low the Reno forces have fallen to get revenge for Election 2000?

So, what's new? Some guy named Bacon in the Klintoon Pentagon illegally releases confidential personnel files on Linda Tripp (and in the process even misstates the offense), and instead of being fired, gets to be the on-television Pentagon spokesman for all the dog-wagging.

[Zubercyber]

when was the switch (sarcasm) turned on ? I only saw it being turned off !!

[Zubercyber]

A M E N

[Danielle]

I get really tired of the apologists trying to make excuses when the Bush kids from any of the Bush families get arrested for, yes, BREAKING THE LAW. First, their parents are public figures, it's going to be publicized. Especially if they run on bringing back morals and decency. Bush is doing this abstinance thing, and his nephew was caught with a girl in a mall parking lot having sex - you really think it is not going to get news? Second, these kids should know better. Are they taught no consequences? Are they just not thinking, and if so, why not? I do not believe we should be coddling them just because of who their parents are.

I support Bush, but if this was my kid, we would be looking for bail money, worrying about attorney costs, her/his job would not be held for them, and we would have to suffer as the rest of the world does when they BREAK THE LAW. It was would publicized too, imagine that, just not on a national level, but even that may happen.

[Danielle]

I get really tired of the apologists trying to make excuses when the Bush kids from any of the Bush families get arrested for, yes, BREAKING THE LAW. First, their parents are public figures, it's going to be publicized. Especially if they run on bringing back morals and decency. Bush is doing this abstinance thing, and his nephew was caught with a girl in a mall parking lot having sex, - you really think it is not going to get news? Second, these kids should know better. Are they taught no consequences? Are they just not thinking?

I support Bush, but if this was my kid, we would be looking for bail money, worrying about attorney costs, her/his job would not be held for them, and we would have to suffer as the rest of the world does when they BREAK THE LAW. It was would publicized too, imagine that, just not on a national level, but even that may happen.

[Zubercyber]

Florida is pretty much a "GET TOUGH ON CRIME" kind of state. Yep. Those Republican Governors are real "lock 'em up and throw away the key" types

Oh well then we need EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL...

[codebreaker]

Would your kid be smeared by unproven (at this point) 15 year accusations in a state 2,000 miles away?

[kcvl]

Press reports in June revealed that in 1999, Oracle hired Investigative Group International, the Washington, D.C., private investigation firm that had earlier helped the tobacco industry and President Clinton with its hardball tactics. IGI, as The Wall Street Journal reported, “promptly went trash-hunting” – literally prowling through dumpsters containing the garbage of trade associations and other groups friendly to Microsoft. Ellison’s response to this sleaze: “I feel very good about what we did,” he told the press.

[Danielle]

Would your kid be smeared by unproven (at this point) 15 year accusations in a state 2,000 miles away?

Who is that happening to? Not to Noell because the crime in the story happened in 1995. If it is not her, then the Bush's should just say so, clear the issue up. I have been reading your posts on a few threads and come to the conclusion that you are just a disrupter. You put false information in thread after thread to incite the thread. You were doing it yesterday, and you are doing it again today.

[FryingPan101]

#21 Boy...did you ever hit it on the head! Thanks for lending sanity to the debate.

[codebreaker]

Give it a rest it the date is 1995 instead of 1985, my math error.

[INSENSITIVE GUY]

It's starting to look like that Florida police department should be subject to an outside investigation.The only thing we know for now is that they can't count.

[codeword]

It would take an awfully large database operation to keep track of every misdemeanor conviction in the United States. I believe the FBI tries to keep track of every felony conviction, but I have no idea about the quality of their records.

Does anyone know for sure about this? Does the NCIC include misdemeanors or only felonies?