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Posted on August 4 at 2:18 p.m.
The Montecito Motors guys got more prison time than this animal....what's wrong with our system when a violent monster gets less time than a white collar criminal?
Posted on July 28 at 9:27 a.m.
Thank God for Officer Aaron Tudor.... And thank God that people didn't believe all of the crap that Darryl Genis and the NewsPress said about him. I'm glad Officer Tudor is still out there protecting us
Posted on June 25 at 11:43 a.m.
With all due respect, this is one of the worst ideas I have ever heard. Santa Barbara has become a destination city for the homeless. We have more than enough shelters and services for the homeless that seek help. You will never end homelessness for the segment that chooses not to work and won't make any effort to better their condition. There will always be those who would rather let you find ways to feed and shelter them. I have been in SB since 1968 and have to say that the homeless have nearly ruined this city with their urinating, defecating, litter and filth all over the sidewalks and in the bushes. Wake up you bleeding hearts, the reasons that people are homeless are so complex and will not be fixed by building yet another shelter.
On Lead the Way
Posted on November 20 at 12:20 p.m.
GYoung - you are missing the point. Who I am is not as important as the points I am trying to make here. You and/or JohnLocke didn't answer the question I posed. When someone like Lance makes repeated allegations that they can't back up with REAL proof - it doesn't warrant an investigation into someone just because he said it 100 times or manufactured his own "proof."
Would it make you feel better if I told you that I am GWilliams?
Posted on November 20 at 11 a.m.
JohnLocke -
Mockery of justice? Kinda like not investigating Beutel in spite of the many indications of her guilt?
Aside from the numerous claims and accusations made by Genis and Lance, what indications of guilt are you referring to?
As I recall, the things that Genis actually tried to prove in court didn't hold up very well. So what is it that Beutel is supposed to be guilty of again? Remember, stick to actual things you can prove....
Posted on November 16 at 11:05 a.m.
A sad day for justice.... Brian Hill's ruling was one of the weakest I have seen in many years. He looked at the violation with a very narrow focus and rationalized Lance's actions like he was actually defending him along with Genis. I hope the DA appeals this miscarriage of justice. Hopefully an appellate court will look at the totality of the circumstances like Hill should have.... Lance was stopped at a green light for a few seconds when the cops saw him. Another car was waiting to go behind Lance....that's two vehicle code violations if your counting. Then the cops pull up next to Lance and see him with his head down. They shine a light on him and he slowly looks at them and then back down again before finally moving forward. It's New Years Day at 1AM....
Come on people, trained monkeys can do that math. The cops would not have been doing their jobs if they ignored that.
Posted on November 2 at 11:36 p.m.
Cartoonz...... did you ever stop to consider that maybe all of the stuff that Lance put out there is BS and the PD and the DA know it and therefor aren't giving it any weight?
What if someone who didn't like you borrowed a printing press and printed that you were a child molester over and over again....would that make it true? Should we start an independent investigation? Maybe we should call the Attorney General's office?
Stop drinking Lance's Kool-Aid and use some common sense and logic.....please.
On Lance Cites 'Outrageous Government Conduct' in Motion to Dismiss
Posted on November 2 at 11:21 p.m.
Hey Peter, Doug Flutie just called to say, nice Hail Mary....
On Lance Cites 'Outrageous Government Conduct' in Motion to Dismiss
Posted on October 29 at 1:35 p.m.
California State Finance Director, Ana Matosantos, was arrested for DUI on Friday morning in Sacramento. Here is what she said following her arrest....
"My decision to drive last night was reckless and irresponsible. I accept full responsibility and there is no excuse for my actions,"
How refreshing to see someone publicly acknowledge their mistake.
Source: News.Yahoo.com
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Posted on September 29 at 9:58 a.m.
I feel sorry for all of the quality people that work or used to work at the NP that Steepleton, Kadich and McCaw have hurt. The Santa Barbara community deserves so much better than what they get from the NP. It's too bad that people continue to buy, read, advertise in or line their birdcages with this paper. McCaw should sell the NP - it's the only way to restore this once-proud paper to it's former glory.
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