Posted on 04/30/2012 9:07:32 AM PDT by null and void
If you thought terrible forehead tattoos were limited to male perps, meet Jamie Calloway.
The 33-year-old Ohio woman was arrested last night and booked into the Montgomery County jail on a misdemeanor menacing by stalking count.
According to a Montgomery County Sheriff's Office spokesperson, the alleged stalking victim is a female corrections officer whom Calloway "took a liking to" during a prior jail term. Calloway allegedly has slashed the woman’s tires, called her home, and sent her packages in the mail.
Calloway, who is being held in lieu of $10,000 bail, is scheduled to appear in court today at 11:15 AM. Her rap sheet dates back more than a decade and includes collars for obstruction, criminal damage, domestic violence, theft, trespass, aggravated menacing, and drug possession.
Similar forehead ink on arrestees can be seen here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
Yeah, it happened in June 2007. He and his attorneys have used multiple delay tactics to keep the case from coming to trial. It still hasn’t. And I misspoke. He wasn’t being taken to a hearing. He was being escorted to get an MRI, having complained about back pain. While at the medical facility, sometime during that procedure process, he overpowered the police officer, took his gun, and shot him in the head, then escaped, prompting a police chase. They caught him a little later.
You’re right. He’s a POS. I believe in due process, but while he and his scummy lawyers delay and prevaricate, where is the justice for the officer’s family?
Used to be that way, but grade inflation has descended to teardrop tattoos:
In the United States, it can mean the wearer has killed someone and the number of teardrops may indicate the number of killings. It can also indicate the number of years served in prison or the loss of a loved one or fellow gang member.
Phew - safe in the Green zone!
Drunk isn’t what got her that tat, it is deep self hatred....when she looks in the mirror it says, DOG.
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