From: Kurt James <kjames-AT-fourthtier.com>
Subject: RE: Police Report
Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1999 12:30:57 -0800


You're too funny Rick... Lucky they didn't pull your hippy ass over! Oh 
yeah,
you cut your hair to be corporate fuck like me...  (LOL!)

Kurt James
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From:  Riley, Rick [SMTP:rriley-AT-worldmediaco.com]
Sent:  Thursday, February 04, 1999 12:20 PM
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'alisha taylor, tx'; 'amy rasmussen, trw'; 'cajun james'; 'carter hansen'; 
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Cc:  'mark olsen'
Subject:  Re: Police Report

mark,
What the hell are you crying about?
didn't you grow up in Blair?
(as Paul Harvey once reported, the highest  police officer to citizen ratio
of ANY city in the United States....)
How quickly we forget.

Be thankful it was California.....
Officer Thallas would have actually GIVEN you a ticket AFTER a 30 minute
speech for going 19 in a school zone.

haha har har -
thats all for now...

-Enjoy your day,
-RsR
-I'm buying stock in the printing company that produces the tickets-

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Date: Thursday, February 04, 1999 12:14 PM
Subject: FW: Police Report


>let the beating begin....
>
>Kurt James
>
>
>From:  Olsen, Mark [SMTP:Mark.Olsen-AT-transamerica.com]
>Sent:  Wednesday, February 03, 1999 3:54 PM
>To:  Kurt James (E-mail)
>Subject:  Police Report
>
>Pass this on to anyone.
>>
>> Got stopped by a cop last night.  I live near the LA airport, so this 
was
>> an "LAX Airport Authority Police Officer."
>>
>> I was coming off the freeway and was doing 52 mph in a 50 mph zone-
>> basically right off the off-ramp as it turns into a highway.  According
to
>> the cop, I was following the car in front too closely.  Evidently I
wasn't
>> paying attention because I didn't seem to notice that I was merely 30
feet
>> off the bumper of the car in front-an old, beat-up VW beetle.
>>
>> He didn't ticket me.  It was odd.  He stood in traffic, literally, for 
AT
>> LEAST five minutes lecturing me about California speed limits, stopping
>> distances, and how to calculate distance from the vehicle in front.
>>
>> Must've been a slow night for him.
>>
>> I'm telling you, California is a police state.  I know of no fewer than
>> six individuals who have recently, are currently, or soon will be 
serving
>> on jury duty.  Probably more.  These are just the ones I'm immediately
>> aware of.
>>
>> Currently, the U.S. imprisons or jails more of its citizens than any
other
>> country in the history of civilization (I learned this in a documentary
at
>> Sundance Film Festival).  California leads the nation with more of its
>> citizens in jail or prison than all other 49 states combined. 
 California
>> currently also has more jails and prisons than all other 49 states
>> combined.  By the year 2010, or something, this figure is expected to
>> double.  Thanks to the brilliant, three-strikes law (backed by the
>> National Rifle Association) which sentences people to life in prison for
>> things like theft, drug dealing, shoplifting, burglary and fraud, (a 
fact
>> which jurors are forbidden from considering during their deliberations)
>> the state of California soon will spend more on prisons than it will on
>> education.
>>
>> Juries literally can send a person to prison for 25 years to life for
>> stealing a bottle of vitamins.  Of course, the jury isn't informed of 
the
>> ramifications of their guilty verdict until after they've returned it.
>> The U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld a conviction of this nature on
>> appeal.
>>
>> In case you're interested in a solid long-term investment, you might
>> consider putting your money in the California state prison industry.
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>> Mark Olsen
>