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kraznyi_oktjabr 04-27-11 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1652086)
Yes sir! :salute:

Isn't it SIR YES SIR!!! :hmmm: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8Nf1MK7lts

:D

Freiwillige 04-27-11 02:55 PM

I could care less either way. Its all to do about nothing really. Sheriff Joe has a system that works. I have friends who have stayed in his tent city (DUI's) and they are determined that they are not going back. Love him or hate him his system works and many of his prior convictions are now his fans.

He gets re-elected easily every time it comes up. He's tough but effective.

AVGWarhawk 04-27-11 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Freiwillige (Post 1652112)
I could care less either way. Its all to do about nothing really. Sheriff Joe has a system that works. I have friends who have stayed in his tent city (DUI's) and they are determined that they are not going back. Love him or hate him his system works and many of his prior convictions are now his fans.

He gets re-elected easily every time it comes up. He's tough but effective.

and that my friend is probably why the open attacks on his tactics.

kraznyi_oktjabr 04-27-11 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1652124)
and that my friend is probably why the open attacks on his tactics.

I want to clarify that I'm not "openly attacking" his methods unless they undermine principle of "innocent until otherwise proven". I don't care how he handles his job as long as that principle is not endangered.

Tribesman 04-27-11 05:27 PM

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He gets re-elected easily every time it comes up. He's tough but effective.
Wasn't there something recently about his little county patch having greater increasing crime rates than his other Arizona neighbours?
That would suggest that he is ineffective and his past re election is more to do with plain populism than real achievements.
It will be interesting to see if his standing in the polls will continue to fall away in the run up to his next election as reality cuts through the gimmicks he uses


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His Miranda Rights read. That about ends the list of his rights.

The Miranda is solely an item to deal with a small part of two aspects of the suspects rights.
So to sum up someones rights as the reading of one tiny detail is ludicrous AVG and August is correct.

AngusJS 04-27-11 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1651401)
I do not believe so. What is the difference between a line up for possibly identify the perp? What is the differencedif fingerprints are taken and run in the computer? What is the difference in using a mugshot book? We have to remember the person has been arrested. At that point the Miranda Warning issued. Everything else is fair game. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say or do can and will be held against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you. Do you understand these rights as they have been read to you?

Above and beyond that....posting pics looks ok to me. :03:

The difference is, only a few people will be called in to see the line up or a mugshot book, and only the cops (initially) have access to the fingerprints. This is completely different from yelling from the roof top "Hey, come and look at who we think is guilty!" as this idiot is doing.

Way, way too many people still think that cops are somehow incapable of error, and that if you've been arrested, you must have done SOMETHING wrong. By advertising it in this foolish way, he is making it harder for the accused to get a fair trial.

Penguin 04-27-11 06:32 PM

Disgusting. Try to explain the whole "innocent-till-proven-guilty" thing to the employer, who fires their employee when they google the name and find them on a website like this.

Sadly, this is nothing new: shastamugshots is another site, made by sad excuses for human beings who charge (convicted) people a sum to take their shot off the web and have ads for bail bonds on their page at the same time....
As an innocent you only have the chance to wait untill the charges are dismissed or pay them off. Nice blackmailing scheme! :nope:

mookiemookie 04-27-11 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 1652124)
and that my friend is probably why the open attacks on his tactics.

No, the open attacks on him are because he makes a mockery of his office. He's a publicity hound. He does stupid stuff like this, and raiding an unarmed cockfighting suspect's home with Steven Seagal in a tank for a TV show. How many taxpayer dollars were spent bulldozing a house in order to confiscate some chickens and stroke Arpaio's ego?

This perverse neo-fascist obsession with his police state actions and "git dem bad guys!" as entertainment is disgusting. Arpaio is a pig in every sense of the word.

But if you want to know how I really feel about it, just ask. :lol:

AVGWarhawk 04-27-11 08:07 PM

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disgusting.
To whom? If it disgusting why is he continually elected back in?

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perverse neo-fascist obsession
Who's obsession...thos neo-fascist! Really, who?

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Arpaio is a pig in every sense of the word.
I'm guessing they like pork where he lives because he still holds the office...

Freiwillige 04-27-11 08:54 PM

I voted for him and I'll vote again. :up:

August 04-27-11 09:05 PM

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One of the most appalling cases occurred in Maricopa County, Arizona, the home of Joe Arpaio, self-proclaimed "toughest sheriff in America." In 2004 one of Arpaio's SWAT teams conducted a bumbling raid in a Phoenix suburb. Among other weapons, it used tear gas and an armored personnel carrier that later rolled down the street and smashed into a car. The operation ended with the targeted home in flames and exactly one suspect in custody--for outstanding traffic violations. But for all that, the image that sticks in your head, as described by John Dougherty in the alternative weekly Phoenix New Times, is that of a puppy trying to escape the fire and a SWAT officer chasing him back into the burning building with puffs from a fire extinguisher. The dog burned to death.

The deputies were described as laughing at the dog's suffering.
http://www.classicalvalues.com/archi...ig_is_the.html

Freiwillige 04-27-11 10:12 PM

Spin goes both ways.

http://www.davickservices.com/sherif...al_shelter.htm

Your article comes from the phoenix new times, a free magazine that can only be described as the most openly pro illegal immigration, anti gun, anti Republican, Anti Conservative anti American and pro communist tripe. I pick that magazine up every time I see it! After all why waist free toilet paper?

August 04-27-11 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Freiwillige (Post 1652345)
Spin goes both ways.

http://www.davickservices.com/sherif...al_shelter.htm

Your article comes from the phoenix new times, a free magazine that can only be described as the most openly pro illegal immigration, anti gun, anti Republican, Anti Conservative anti American and pro communist tripe. I pick that magazine up every time I see it! After all why waist free toilet paper?

Nice bit of hyperbole ya did there, but I didn't catch where you deny that it happened.

Freiwillige 04-27-11 11:44 PM

I can neither confirm nor deny that it happened as I don't know and I wasn't there. I know his record on animal rights is stellar. I know the source of your argument is less than honest in its reporting. That is what I do know.

Now for the sake of argument lets say it did happen as reported and is fact.
What were the consequences? What were the circumstances?

I can show you a video of a Marine throwing a puppy off a cliff in Iraq, should he commandant of the Marine Corps be held accountable?

What if the dog was being aggressive? What if they were using the fire extinguisher to defend themselves from an unknown animal and it got scared by it and fled back into the fire? Pit bulls are seen as aggressive and unpredictable, what if it was a large pit? What if the Sheriffs who were reponsible for the botched opperation were fired? What if they went in on bad intel and supposed their were 300 armed spartan warriors inside ready to dig a pit and kick people in?

My point is that life has a lot of variables and its easy to spin any story these days. An officer shoots an aggressive pack of dogs attacking an elderly woman and next thing you know the stories out that somebody's loving cherished family pet was brutally murdered for helping the old lady across the street!

kraznyi_oktjabr 04-28-11 03:56 AM

As it seems that some people are not worried about "innocent until otherwise proven" principle (correct me if I'm wrong) I think it's time to see if we find volunteers for following little experiment.

1. volunteer moves to area under responsibility of Maricopa County Sheriff's Office
2. we put on a word that that said person is for example (or something equally bad and as credible as possible) violent child molester, armed and dangerous.
3. we make sure press hear about this too
4. we make sure volunteers mugshot gets enough votes to get to frontpage
5. after our volunteer is found not guilty we see what he thinks about experience. Is it nice to have your face connected to child abuse or not?

Ofcourse this is likely illegal and therefore never happens.


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