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4 days for punching and breaking the nose of a policeman and as we had been downing absinthe all day I had no memory of it whatsoever. I was pretty badly beaten up by 3 policeman too, at the end up i got about fined around £150,but they said they were going to keep me there for 2 weeks. 
Im not proud. Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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Mach said: Yes ... aressted ~ cuffed ~ taken in a trooper car and put in a cell
annual fund raiser event  My sorority used to do a "jail and bail!"  We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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I have been in a jail but only to translate for an inmate. Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul | |
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paintedlady said: johnart said:  Fuckin domestic violence.  I don't know if this is the same type situation (sounds like it could be) but I came very close to stabbing my mom's common law. He beat her for 8 years and I got caught with the kitchen knife just before I got to use it. I was maybe 10 or 11, I didn't know how else to help her. You were so young  but so brave to help her. I was like 24 whe that happened ... my ass could have gotten locked up for sure if the cops went "by the book".I'm glad they didn't and you weren't. | |
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TheVoid said: Who do you think we are? PunkMistress?
I keed. I keed.  | |
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I spent one night in jail and it was sufficiently horrible. | |
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Graycap23 said: Just curious, have u ever been 2 jail?
I have not. Thank goodness. I did get handcuff once.....as the cops thought I was someone else. Racial Profiling perhaps?  | |
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NastradumasKid said: Graycap23 said: Just curious, have u ever been 2 jail?
I have not. Thank goodness. I did get handcuff once.....as the cops thought I was someone else. Racial Profiling perhaps? No, no, no, he just fit the description. 
They don't mention that "the description" often consists of little more than "black male." | |
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PunkMistress said: NastradumasKid said: Racial Profiling perhaps? No, no, no, he just fit the description.
They don't mention that "the description" often consists of little more than "black male." | |
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Lammastide said: Mach said: Yes ... aressted ~ cuffed ~ taken in a trooper car and put in a cell
annual fund raiser event Arrested for a fund raiser event!?! 
There's no way we can let this slide without hearing details. | |
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johnart said: paintedlady said: I believe there is a God, because after stabbing a man, the cops that came to my moms house looked at me and thanked me instead of putting hand cuffs on me and throwing my ass in jail. They saw my mom's swollen face and told me that I saved her life.
I will always have a deep respect for police officers, they see some awful shit.  Fuckin domestic violence. I don't know if this is the same type situation (sounds like it could be) but I came very close to stabbing my mom's common law. He beat her for 8 years and I got caught with the kitchen knife just before I got to use it. I was maybe 10 or 11, I didn't know how else to help her. | |
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What's funny is that I was thinking about something one my classmates revealed to us a feqw years ago. She said an African-American teenage boy that she was counseling was looking forward to going to jail because (quote) "You're not a man until you've been to jail." Naturally, all of us lil aspiring counselors begin to give our classmate a lot of text book advice on how to appeal to this young man, mostly about seeking positive male role models in his life and throughout history. My classmate responded that the kid was very aware that MLK, Mandela, Malcolm X, Al Sharpton, John Lewis, etc had all been to jail and that is what helped to make them better people and great leaders, hence his desire to go to jail and become a "real man".
 Oh, the lessons learned that night in class.I'm sick and tired of the Prince fans being sick and tired of the Prince fans that are sick and tired! | |
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Adisa said: What's funny is that I was thinking about something one my classmates revealed to us a feqw years ago. She said an African-American teenage boy that she was counseling was looking forward to going to jail because (quote) "You're not a man until you've been to jail." Naturally, all of us lil aspiring counselors begin to give our classmate a lot of text book advice on how to appeal to this young man, mostly about seeking positive male role models in his life and throughout history. My classmate responded that the kid was very aware that MLK, Mandela, Malcolm X, Al Sharpton, John Lewis, etc had all been to jail and that is what helped to make them better people and great leaders, hence his desire to go to jail and become a "real man".
Oh, the lessons learned that night in class.Oh, the kid realized that jail is just a dirty, creepy diseased ridden, the high possibly of getting anally-raped set him straight? | |
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kimrachell said: johnart said: Fuckin domestic violence. I don't know if this is the same type situation (sounds like it could be) but I came very close to stabbing my mom's common law. He beat her for 8 years and I got caught with the kitchen knife just before I got to use it. I was maybe 10 or 11, I didn't know how else to help her. You're too sweet.  | |
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Graycap23 said: Just curious, have u ever been 2 jail?
I have not. Thank goodness. I did get handcuff once.....as the cops thought I was someone else. Me, too, in England, but they did put me in a jail for few hours and released me apoligizing they made a mistake. It was the craziest day of my life. "When Michael Jackson is just singing and dancing, you just think this is an astonishing talent. And he has had this astounding talent all his life, but we want him to be floored as well. We really don´t like the idea that he could have it all." | |
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Mach said: Lammastide said: Arrested for a fund raiser event!?!
There's no way we can let this slide without hearing details. The 1st 5 yrs or so of living here ( 25 yrs ago ) the local police would have fund raisers for the local children's causes ... you put your name on a list and if they drew your name during thr yr they would come arrest you and then call everyone on your contact list and whoever posted the highets bail amount got you out ... though you knew what was happening you never knew WHEN the cops would show up was fun and a great was to raise $$ | |
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Mach said: Mach said: Okay I'll share a bit later
The 1st 5 yrs or so of living here ( 25 yrs ago ) the local police would have fund raisers for the local children's causes ... you put your name on a list and if they drew your name during thr yr they would come arrest you and then call everyone on your contact list and whoever posted the highets bail amount got you out ... though you knew what was happening you never knew WHEN the cops would show up was fun and a great was to raise $$ Well, not exactly you in pinstripes and a fedora, with a tommy gun in a violin case.  But I can fantasize.
A fun picture, nevertheless.  Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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Lammastide said: Mach said: The 1st 5 yrs or so of living here ( 25 yrs ago ) the local police would have fund raisers for the local children's causes ... you put your name on a list and if they drew your name during thr yr they would come arrest you and then call everyone on your contact list and whoever posted the highets bail amount got you out ... though you knew what was happening you never knew WHEN the cops would show up was fun and a great was to raise $$ Well, not exactly you in pinstripes and a fedora, with a tommy gun in a violin case. But I can fantasize.
A fun picture, nevertheless. 
Ohhhhh ... well I'mma not sharing the private jail cell, I knew a cop who had a crush on me story here man | |
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NastradumasKid said: Graycap23 said: Just curious, have u ever been 2 jail?
I have not. Thank goodness. I did get handcuff once.....as the cops thought I was someone else. Racial Profiling perhaps? Not in this case. I was walking in my "suburb" and the cops started following me. I thought it was my friends clowning me initially. After about a half a block, the cop pulled in at an angle and boom: the driver pulled his gun and the passenger pulled his shotgun and yelled "FREEZE". I saw my entire life flash before me. I froze and the cops ran over and put me up against the car. They went through my bag and put me in the back of the car. I asked them what was going on and they said, and I quote, "A woman was just raped and u fit the description", then they took off 2 the suspects house with me in the back seat. I'm thinking 2 myself, please don't let this woman think "we all look alike". They escorted me out of the back seat and asked the woman if "I was the guy". She looked at me a said no. The cops got real apologetic, uncuffed me and let me go. They asked me if I needed a ride but I declined. Lucky 4 me, I was about 3 blocks from home so I just walked home in total disbelief. That was one of the more surreal moments of my life. I was 17 at the time. | |
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Graycap23 said: NastradumasKid said: Racial Profiling perhaps? Not in this case. I was walking in my "suburb" and the cops started following me. I thought it was my friends clowning me initially. After about a half a block, the cop pulled in at an angle and boom: the driver pulled his gun and the passenger pulled his shotgun and yelled "FREEZE". I saw my entire life flash before me. I froze and the cops ran over and put me up against the car. They went through my bag and put me in the back of the car. I asked them what was going on and they said, and I quote, "A woman was just raped and u fit the description", then they took off 2 the suspects house with me in the back seat. I'm thinking 2 myself, please don't let this woman think "we all look alike". They escorted me out of the back seat and asked the woman if "I was the guy". She looked at me a said no. The cops got real apologetic, uncuffed me and let me go. They asked me if I needed a ride but I declined. Lucky 4 me, I was about 3 blocks from home so I just walked home in total disbelief. That was one of the more surreal moments of my life. I was 17 at the time. You were just a baby! I'm so sorry! If that happened to me, I would be crying for a while.
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Yes! I spent six hours in jail on September 8, 2008. My dumb ass was pulled over for talking on the cell phone (the week the handsfree law went into effect in California) and I thought I was just waiting for the cop to write out my ticket but when he asked me to step out of the car I knew something was up. Apparently, I had a warrant out for my arrest for an unpaid $66 jay-walking ticket I received in Long Beach in 2004. When the cop mentions this I'm immediately transported to the time I got the ticket. This jay-walking consisted of walking when the flashing, "don't walk hand" was red. It's not like I ran across a major highway during rush hour like some asshole. I just tried to beat the light or something. And I remember I had been taking the train to work in those days because it was faster to get from downtown LA to downtown Long Beach on the metro blue line than being stuck in traffic. I don't know why I never paid the damn thing. I guess I just forgot. Anywho... the ticket plus the warrant was now up to $300 dollars. In these days of cellphones I do not know anybody's number by heart except my work number and I only know that because I give it out every day. So, I called work and had my boss bail me out. Nowadays I live in terror of cops trailing me, and my ass does not and will not ever cross a street unless the "walking man" flashing on the other side tell me to... 
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Graycap23 said: Just curious, have u ever been 2 jail?
I have not. Thank goodness. I did get handcuff once.....as the cops thought I was someone else. If I did...I ain't gonna say! But if I did (hypothetically speaking) it would have been over something young and dumb! | |
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johnart said: paintedlady said: I believe there is a God, because after stabbing a man, the cops that came to my moms house looked at me and thanked me instead of putting hand cuffs on me and throwing my ass in jail. They saw my mom's swollen face and told me that I saved her life.
I will always have a deep respect for police officers, they see some awful shit. Fuckin domestic violence. I don't know if this is the same type situation (sounds like it could be) but I came very close to stabbing my mom's common law. He beat her for 8 years and I got caught with the kitchen knife just before I got to use it. I was maybe 10 or 11, I didn't know how else to help her.not only are you awesome, but you're also a hero?! [Edited 4/2/10 15:58pm] "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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NastradumasKid said: Graycap23 said: Not in this case. I was walking in my "suburb" and the cops started following me. I thought it was my friends clowning me initially. After about a half a block, the cop pulled in at an angle and boom: the driver pulled his gun and the passenger pulled his shotgun and yelled "FREEZE". I saw my entire life flash before me. I froze and the cops ran over and put me up against the car. They went through my bag and put me in the back of the car. I asked them what was going on and they said, and I quote, "A woman was just raped and u fit the description", then they took off 2 the suspects house with me in the back seat. I'm thinking 2 myself, please don't let this woman think "we all look alike". They escorted me out of the back seat and asked the woman if "I was the guy". She looked at me a said no. The cops got real apologetic, uncuffed me and let me go. They asked me if I needed a ride but I declined. Lucky 4 me, I was about 3 blocks from home so I just walked home in total disbelief. That was one of the more surreal moments of my life. I was 17 at the time. You were just a baby! I'm so sorry! If that happened to me, I would be crying for a while.
[Edited 4/2/10 12:51pm] [Edited 4/2/10 12:54pm] Crying? I had only 2 thoughts, lucky 2 be alive and mad as hell. | |
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yes for about two hours. i was driving with a suspended license (which is really no license) because I had to go pick up my grandson by a certain time and his mother wouldn't go and I couldn't find anyone else. so yeah been locked up. scuzzy, hussy, hoe or just a drunken bitch named .....
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2 nights and 3 days in jail after a short (if gruesome) fight after a rave. Anyway, I was the good guy and the other one was the monster who tried to rape one my friends; nevertheless I got my ass in jail  | |
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I went to jail when I was 7 
But did I mention my mother was a prison officer and I was dying to see what the jail looked like, so she took me into a cell to show me. I thought in my seven year old mind that it was quite nice. How naive. Otherwise I have total respect for the law and order authorities here, the Police are here to protect and serve not take insults and abuse. So what are u going 2 do? R u just gonna sit there and watch? I'm not gonna stop until the war is over. Its gonna take a long time | |
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