Quote from: hard R on October 17, 2024, 12:54:25 PMWell my record is spotless. Not to say I've never broken the law, just that I was never arrested and prosecuted for it.

Pretty sure that applies to most people here.

Not all.

Quote from: hard R on October 17, 2024, 12:54:25 PMWell my record is spotless. Not to say I've never broken the law, just that I was never arrested and prosecuted for it.

Pretty sure that applies to most people here.

     

Update: Awaiting a response to a FOIA request.

Quote from: hard R on October 17, 2024, 12:54:25 PMWell my record is spotless. Not to say I've never broken the law, just that I was never arrested and prosecuted for it.

Pretty sure that applies to most people here.

Boy scout.

Quote from: Prof Emeritus at Fawk U on October 16, 2024, 04:32:16 PMJust so everyone is aware, I'm wanted by Interpol. Steal one measly pair of khakis in a Parisian Gap store and they go batshit.  That is the last time I do a favor for my dealer. 

Well my record is spotless. Not to say I've never broken the law, just that I was never arrested and prosecuted for it.

Pretty sure that applies to most people here.

Quote from: Frood on October 17, 2024, 03:38:43 AMJust theft......

Theft? What a halfwit!

Quote from: Shen Li on October 17, 2024, 01:57:51 AMIf she does in fact have a criminal record, I'm sure it's for non-violent offences.

Just theft......

Quote from: Frood on October 15, 2024, 10:19:47 PMI doubt anybody has her kind of record though... 

If she does in fact have a criminal record, I'm sure it's for non-violent offences.

Quote from: Garraty_47 on October 16, 2024, 01:33:45 PMIn my experience (and admittedly I wasn't personally involved in a *lot* of financial crime investigations) if a woman has gotten sideways of the law over something having to do with money it probably includes or is all about kiting bad checks. Do it often enough (or big enough) and it can have significant consequences insofar as law enforcement is concerned.

If I were going to start making guesses that's where I'd start.

Check fraud was a component. There are other things that went on which I'm trying to dig up more information on.

Leftists are so scummy.

Just so everyone is aware, I'm wanted by Interpol.





Steal one measly pair of khakis in a Parisian Gap store and they go batshit.  That is the last time I do a favor for my dealer. 

Wait until you see what government watch list AIDSmin is on.

Quote from: Erica Mena on October 16, 2024, 01:23:28 PMThe way they go on about my husband's record, I can definitely ask.

The tolerance of "progressives" is only outshined by their bigotry.

Stupid people are filled with answers while smart people are filled with questions & idiots are rife with judgements.

Fret not.  If you are asking, you are already way ahead.

Quote from: Oliver the Second on October 16, 2024, 11:21:27 AMDid she break into the all-you-can-eat buffet after hours?

Another likely possibility.

Quote from: MrNiceGuy on October 16, 2024, 01:22:46 PMShe used her medical card to buy fast food tax free.








The bill was elephantine.

That is what I think too.

Quote from: Garraty_47 on October 16, 2024, 01:33:45 PMIn my experience (and admittedly I wasn't personally involved in a *lot* of financial crime investigations) if a woman has gotten sideways of the law over something having to do with money it probably includes or is all about kiting bad checks. Do it often enough (or big enough) and it can have significant consequences insofar as law enforcement is concerned.

If I were going to start making guesses that's where I'd start.

Cashing bad checks is druggie behavior. Freud done went down a rabbit hole lol