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Subject Hmmm
Date Sat Jun 21 2008 06:37
Author B (mabr0505@yahoo.com)
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| I just thought it was ridiculous that they went that far. They treated me like I was like committing the crime of the century. They came to my work and cornored me, and didn't make any point to be quiet about it, and to make sure all my co workers heard. And than they searched me, which I felt very violated. They searched my mom's house, like inside, and told her to shut up and sit down. Did they really think I had the car hidden in the basement?! Come on now, it's like really... I told the towing company to have the police call me if they wanted the car back. I wasn't trying to hide it, and really I didn't do anything wrong. They messed up, not me. I paid for the car to be releaed, and I called three times and every time they said to come get it. So that is on them. I just didn't feel very comfortable because the towing comany guy was pretty much threatening me, and than the police went to extremes. Could I use this at all when we are fighting the forfeiture? I'm just like WOW. The police were yelling at me in front of my work, and my boss was right there! I could have been fired. | ||||
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