Ever been to jail?

[Stradling]

Mt was in jail for a minor traffic violation, but then when the cop confronted him he argued minute details of his violation to the point where the cop decided he wasn't fit for society.

The second time he was in jail it was for false imprisonment after an "ordeal" with a male prostitute. On a totally unrelated note, Mt, you still owe my that $50.

[Vernster52]

Did 3 years in Fred C. Nellis school for boys in Whittier as a juvenile.  Nellis was a CYA institution.  I don't think it exists anymore.

 

Definitely learned my lesson.  Got out when I was 17 and haven't been in trouble since.

[nando714]

Not yet

(Knock on wood)

[Tank]

Did 3 years in Fred C. Nellis school for boys in Whittier as a juvenile.  Nellis was a CYA institution.  I don't think it exists anymore.

 

Definitely learned my lesson.  Got out when I was 17 and haven't been in trouble since.

 

what about the guy who stole all of those las vegas mugs from your warehouse? i imagine he's doing hard time at sing sing or folsom these days.

[JAHV76]

One of my favorit lines from the movie Stripes. "Have you ever been convicted of a felony?" "Convicted? Never convicted"

[mtangelsfan]

Mt was in jail for a minor traffic violation, but then when the cop confronted him he argued minute details of his violation to the point where the cop decided he wasn't fit for society.

The second time he was in jail it was for false imprisonment after an "ordeal" with a male prostitute. On a totally unrelated note, Mt, you still owe my that $50.

 

Close, but no cigar. 

[Hollyw00d]

I went for drunk in public and also got a weed ticket. Ya the cop definitely didn't like me. Spent three days in OC jail (Santa Ana) and it really sucked. I'm never going back, they'll kill me first! no vin diesel

Edited January 25, 2014 by Hollyw00d

[Hollyw00d]

this would be a 40 pager by now if this was a dodger forum

I saw about 8 dudes wearing dodger gear during my stint. Pretty sure most of them were gang members. I was positively shocked

[Bruce Nye]

It seems like back in a previous life, but before I graduated, I worked for the the State of Idaho income tax division.  Along with an IRS guy, I went to the State Pen and prepared tax returns for inmates who had only been in for part of a year.  (Some inmates forged W-2 forms which would give them a large refund, which we identified immediately.)  But the biggest shock was when (1) the door slammed shut (Gasp!) and (2) meeting some guys with whom I attended high school.  It was an eye-opening day for me.  No I didn't make any license plates, but I was happy as hell to get out of there.

 

I had more interesting assignments like getting shot at once with my pal from the IRS and investigating mink farm ranchers who claimed the local Air Force Base caused their mink females to abort and lose their brood, thus resulting in Schedule C losses for which they sued the U.S. Government.   

[HaloMilliVanilli]

I had a Sheriff buddy take me on a late night walk-through of the L.A. Mens Central jail a couple of years ago.  Eye opening experience to see and hear what goes on in there.  Man, I would never want to be a long-term visitor there, or anywhere for that matter.

[HaloMagic]

Twice, in the 90's.

Nobody will guess why.

DUI

Drag racing charges

[mp170.6]

I had a Sheriff buddy take me on a late night walk-through of the L.A. Mens Central jail a couple of years ago.  Eye opening experience to see and hear what goes on in there.  Man, I would never want to be a long-term visitor there, or anywhere for that matter.

 

So was your buddy recently arrested by the Feds? 

[HaloMilliVanilli]

Not that I'm aware of.  What, did I miss something?

[mp170.6]

Not that I'm aware of.  What, did I miss something?

 

They arrested 18 deputies on civil rights and corruption charges in December.  Supposedly more indictments coming. 

[Vernster52]

what about the guy who stole all of those las vegas mugs from your warehouse? i imagine he's doing hard time at sing sing or folsom these days.

Funny conclusion on that story.

 

Alarmco came out when the office manager forgot to set the alarm.  He was the responder.