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Comment by Saint Quinn on December 18, 2013 at 10:09am

There was another one of cases (coward scumbag cops murder a guy with a hose...) in California last summer....

It can't be the same as the April 5th article you copy and pasted.... 

Comment by Saint Quinn on December 18, 2013 at 10:06am

Are you kidding me?...FAIR?

The vicious cowardly killer scumbag cops should have been EXECUTED...AND this family should have been awarded at LEAST 50 million dollars....This is THE ONLY WAY THIS HOMICIDAL COP SHIT WILL STOP...

Comment by Paul M. Clements on December 18, 2013 at 8:53am

So, the cops lost their jobs and the Long Beach taxpayers are punished by the $3.5 Million award. Doesn't seem fair, does it?

Comment by Saint Quinn on December 17, 2013 at 5:56pm

The Heroic cancerous societal parasite (heroic first responder) had a friendly demeanor while protecting the public from this homicidal homeowner washing his car....This must be his 20th year and the heroic parasite is about to retire (rippoff) at 70K of taxpayer (confiscated) pension and benefits...Then he could milk the taxpayer some more again by starting another civil service (do nothing parasite) position....How about a heroic Library cop at another 70K per year....  

 

Comment by Saint Quinn on December 17, 2013 at 5:45pm

WELL...Did he have a pistol grip hose squirter? A Brave heroic first responder in California (homicidal scumbag cop) murdered a young homeowner last summer for hoseing off the sidewalk in front of his house...(of COURSE the homeowner pointed the "GUN" (lethal Hose squirter) at the cop....) What choice did the heroic first responder have? Shouldn't this criminal (washing his car) have been murdered by the brave first responders?

 I almost got shot once by a brave heroic first responder once for having a white paper towel sheet in my hand...Imagine if I would have pointed the wet paper towel at the officer? WOOOSH!!!

 

 

Comment by John Carman on December 17, 2013 at 3:06pm

Good question !! Since it was a semi-temporary structure no permits were required to my knowledge. The fenced area went all the way form the actual Garage, driveway, and to the street.It stopped about 6 feet from the curb/street. If he had decided to build a more "permanent" structure, I'm sure there would have been an improvement issue.I am familiar with what you have said and I know some people in construction work, but I don't have a home anymore. (Don't be a law enforcement whistle-blower when you grow up) www.customscorruption.com     MERRY CHRISTMAS !!!

Comment by joe banana on December 17, 2013 at 3:01pm

So, John, how much did the building permit cost for the fence? And the enviromental impact study, title search, zoning requirements, and surveying?

Comment by Ragnarok on December 17, 2013 at 2:46pm

Comment by John Carman on December 17, 2013 at 2:38pm

Very interesting.......IN California a friend who is a "mechanic" works on cars for friends in his private driveway and there is a similar "code" which his neighbors called the Sheriffs and I told him to put up a FENCE blocking the view of ANY activities so no one could complain and say what they were doing in his own private driveway. He put up a special fence with a plastic "tarp" which was in effect a GARAGE Cover. This is almost like leaving broken down vehicles ALL over your lawn and making it a dump site.etc...There were some legitimate concerns about dumping "oil" or other "chemicals" into the sewer/water drains which might contaminate the Water. End of story. (Oh, the bad neighbor was a retired U.S. Attorney....They are scum !!)