Constabulary notes from all over....
Jun. 23rd, 2012 08:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
captainsblogLeading this week's Police Blotter in the town weekly, we have this:
An adult male was stopped on North French Road, and upon questioning him, the officer noticed the man's eyes were glassy and he had a switchblade in his possession. The man gave the officer consent to search his vehicle, and a billy club was found. The subject admitted to taking pain pills and depression medication. The weapons were seized and tagged, and the man was given a warning.
And this is why we moved to this neighborhood and not back to my old law-school neighborhood in Looney Acres.
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Apparently the People of the State of Pennsylvania do a better job of convincing juries of manifest guilt than do our People here. Jerry Sandusky is going to prison for a long, long time, and it couldn't happen to an un-nicer guy.
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Just finished reading the New Yorker piece about the antitrust case against Apple and two of the Big Six. Sorry, Steve, but collusion is collusion is collusion, and your attempts to maintain the gatekeepers and pricing models don't work under our laws.
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And that's all the news that isn't....
An adult male was stopped on North French Road, and upon questioning him, the officer noticed the man's eyes were glassy and he had a switchblade in his possession. The man gave the officer consent to search his vehicle, and a billy club was found. The subject admitted to taking pain pills and depression medication. The weapons were seized and tagged, and the man was given a warning.
And this is why we moved to this neighborhood and not back to my old law-school neighborhood in Looney Acres.
----
Apparently the People of the State of Pennsylvania do a better job of convincing juries of manifest guilt than do our People here. Jerry Sandusky is going to prison for a long, long time, and it couldn't happen to an un-nicer guy.
----
Just finished reading the New Yorker piece about the antitrust case against Apple and two of the Big Six. Sorry, Steve, but collusion is collusion is collusion, and your attempts to maintain the gatekeepers and pricing models don't work under our laws.
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And that's all the news that isn't....