how many dui charges were filed by police at ft. Meade,MD in 2006?
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More then I can count. lol
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WOW,  one in about 10,000.  Sounds like it's anarchy in the streets as the entire military opposes the war.  And a 1st LT at that.  That's not even a real officer - the coward.\n\nHey I noticed you took down that phony pic from your avatar of the Purple Heart license plate you were pretending to have.  Good move.  Conscience get to you or was that advice from your "lawyer"?  That was one of the most despicable acts I've ever seen a non military person do if you ask me.\n\nAnd since you apparently don't have a valid email according to yahoo - I thought you deserved an answer I will answer your last email to me here.  Just so we all understand, I'll include a copy of your note.\n\nFrom: cantcu \n\nSubject: Military.. \n\nMessage: I was in the military for 8 years active! Wanna see my DD214?\n\nYour remarks are libelous and if I were you, you better be damn careful where you tread because you are full of BS.\n\nKets compare our discharges. If you have one!! \n\n\nMY RESPONSE\n\nLet's see that 214.  Scan it & email it to me.  BTW, what did they suggest  you do with it at discharge?  What was that MOS again? What is "pinger" to a GI?  \n\nI notice it  took a month to answer one of half a dozen questions I asked you.  I suppose you had to Google it?\n\nSo sue me jack*ss.  I can't wait till your attorney says you have no actionable damages.  Let me put it into terms even you might understand. \n\nAs you're sniveling in her office, your attorney asks "Now, now little cantcu, what's the problem?  You wipe your tears and reply, "This guy is saying I was never in the military.  It's making me look like a real poser on a Q&A forum where nobody knows who I am".  And then she says, "Hum, cantcu you've got a real problem.  Since knowbody knows who you are, that's going to be a tough one."  \n\nSince you don't have a real job, as you hear it, you breakdown and start crying again because you were  expecting a really big pay day.  \n\nBlubbering through your tears, you ask very eloquently, "Huh?"  She relies "Yeah, sorry dumb *ss, its going to be hard to prove how you were liabled under an annonymous screen name." And you very eloquently ask once again but this time louder,   "HUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!"  \n\nShe's says, "Hit the road.  Besides, you are a f*cking POSER."  "Somebody get this poser out of here", she yells in revultion.\n\nNo charge for the legal advice, POSER.\n\nHold on, let me check that email account & pull up that 214.  Is it there yet? Nope, didn't think so.\n\nAs for my service, US Air force AFSC 303X3. My squadron was responsible for more kills during Vietnam (it was a war right?) than any other military MOS or SC.  Have an extra pair of clean pink panties with you sometime and we can talk about it.\n\nHmm, maybe that's why I find your POSING so reprehensible.
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Silver Spring, Maryland.\nSuicide in 1990.
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Go to court.  If your record is good, the judge will probably let you off with paying costs, which will be the same $150, but at least you won't get the points on your insurance.\n\nOh, and just be glad it wasn't a DUI.\n\nAnd stop blaming Bush, that's a liberal thing.
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This link should help:\n\nhttp://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/questions/records.html
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The FBI releases an annual report on just that information, it is avaiable from this site:\n\nhttp://www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm#leoka\n\nThe 2004 report contains the most recent information, which shows:\n57 officers died in 2004 in the line of duty in 50 different incidents.  49 of the 50 cases have been cleared. Out of the 58 assailents, 39 were arrested, 11 killed, and 8 committed suicide. That is most of the major stats from the report.
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Try and make them get a jury to convict on that. Sorry, I don't know the answer to that question, but I don't know the cop who would say anything about something like that. I don't know the DA who would prosecute something like that. I don't know the Judge who would hear something like that! And for sure, you're not going to find 6 regular people to convict on something like that. So, if that is what you need to do, then, just go ahead, I am sure, no one will be bothered at all, and if they are, call the media! God Bless. :)
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Washington DC\n\nAt a press conference following Human Kindness Day in Washington, DC on May 10, 1975, police reported that there had been 600 arrests, 150 smashed windows, 42 looted refreshment stands, 17 stonings of uniformed officers, 33 fires, 120 cases of public brawling, and 14 cars demolished in Constitution Avenue.]\n\nhttp://anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=3434
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http://www.ask.com/web?q=Detroit+police+civil+lawsuits%3F&qsrc=0&o=0
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http://www.co.grays-harbor.wa.us/info/sheriff/\nThat's the link to the jail website, call them...the number is on the left side of the page.
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What was the offense?\n\nTitle 46.2 - MOTOR VEHICLES, Code of Virginia
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got drunk (exremely drunk) and got into a fight with another chick and got picked up by the police for underage drinking and while at the police station the only thing i would say(scream) was. . .*uck u, i hate the *ucking police, *uck u!!! Luckily when i sobered up the cop i had been arrested by said if i went to D&A counseling for 3 months he'd drop charges so i did!
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He was out catching DUI's with his buddy's, and he was to drunk to show up for duty, is what the reports said, before they erased them.\n\nGeorge Bush that is!
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you were dwi and your bloold alcohol level was .19 and the legal limit is .08
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I think the police station has a good list. Go down there tomorrow and ask.
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call the police department and ask
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Go to a bar that is outside a military base.\n\nDo some volunteer work at your local police station.  Sometimes, you can volunteer to get drunk at the station so they can pratice giving the roadside sobriety tests.  Sounds like fun- if it's true!