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New idea for stopping these deadly speeders
"Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message ups.com... > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- I shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is bound to try it. |
"Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message ups.com... > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- I shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is bound to try it. |
"Joe S." > wrote in message ... > > "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message > ups.com... > > > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > > > > Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could > just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- I > shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is bound > to try it. >>9-mm<< ?! That just stupid. But perhaps one of those fully automatic assault rifles with armor piercing ammo?! Now THAT's the ticket! [pun intended] |
"Joe S." > wrote in message ... > > "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message > ups.com... > > > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > > > > Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could > just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- I > shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is bound > to try it. >>9-mm<< ?! That just stupid. But perhaps one of those fully automatic assault rifles with armor piercing ammo?! Now THAT's the ticket! [pun intended] |
"BeeSki" <deletedonrequest> wrote in message ... > > "Joe S." > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in > message >> ups.com... >> > >> > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines >> > >> > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns >> > >> > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST >> > >> > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down >> > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit >> > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. >> > >> > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with >> > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They >> > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which >> > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) >> > >> > ------------------------------------------------------------ >> > >> > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The >> > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the >> > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. >> > >> >> Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could >> just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- > I >> shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is > bound >> to try it. > >>>9-mm<< ?! That just stupid. But perhaps one of those fully automatic > assault rifles with armor piercing ammo?! Now THAT's the ticket! [pun > intended] Another method which might be employed is to combine a radar gun with a powerful laser beam, which could be employed to and/or (a) burn the retinas of said speeding driver, (b) ignite the fuel tank of said speeding vehicle, (c) burn out the electronics (vital for today's motor vehicles to run) of said speeding vehicle. |
"BeeSki" <deletedonrequest> wrote in message ... > > "Joe S." > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in > message >> ups.com... >> > >> > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines >> > >> > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns >> > >> > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST >> > >> > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down >> > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit >> > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. >> > >> > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with >> > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They >> > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which >> > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) >> > >> > ------------------------------------------------------------ >> > >> > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The >> > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the >> > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. >> > >> >> Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could >> just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- > I >> shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is > bound >> to try it. > >>>9-mm<< ?! That just stupid. But perhaps one of those fully automatic > assault rifles with armor piercing ammo?! Now THAT's the ticket! [pun > intended] Another method which might be employed is to combine a radar gun with a powerful laser beam, which could be employed to and/or (a) burn the retinas of said speeding driver, (b) ignite the fuel tank of said speeding vehicle, (c) burn out the electronics (vital for today's motor vehicles to run) of said speeding vehicle. |
New idea??? Hardly. And good idea??? Also hardly. Just what the
courts need, cases stemming from untrained yahoos who can't even read their tire pressure gauges, let alone laser guns. Plus they'd get kicked in the teeth by you.... John Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote: > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > -- To reply, remove "die.spammers" from address Von Herzen, moge es wieder zu Herzen gehen. --Beethoven |
New idea??? Hardly. And good idea??? Also hardly. Just what the
courts need, cases stemming from untrained yahoos who can't even read their tire pressure gauges, let alone laser guns. Plus they'd get kicked in the teeth by you.... John Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote: > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > -- To reply, remove "die.spammers" from address Von Herzen, moge es wieder zu Herzen gehen. --Beethoven |
Joe S. wrote: > "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message > ups.com... > > > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > > > > Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could > just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- I > shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is bound > to try it. Hey! That's a *great* idea. I think I might take my radar gun and firearm and start watching for speeders in school zones in Colorado. |
Joe S. wrote: > "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message > ups.com... > > > http://www.newsday.com/news/nationwo...orld-headlines > > > > Sheriff Wants Citizens to Have Radar Guns > > > > By Associated Press - December 6, 2004, 6:05 PM EST > > > > FRISCO, Colo. -- The Summit County sheriff has a plan for cracking down > > on speeding: Giving citizens their own radar guns so volunteers can sit > > by the side of the road and watch for lawbreakers. > > > > Sheriff John Minor said the volunteers would not have any contact with > > motorists and would never be responsible for issuing citations. They > > would forward license plate numbers to the sheriff's office, which > > would send out letters asking violators to slow down. (snip) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Screw this criminal coddler crap about sending out letters. The > > volunteer with the radar gun is a witness to a crime and that means the > > police can go out and arrest this speeder before he kills and maims. > > > > Why not equip citizens with a radar gun AND a 9-mm. That way, they could > just shoot speeders on the spot and save the expense of a trial? Damn -- I > shouldn't have said that -- with all the gunnuts out there, someone is bound > to try it. Hey! That's a *great* idea. I think I might take my radar gun and firearm and start watching for speeders in school zones in Colorado. |
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