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coquillian wrote on Nov 13, 2009 12:41 PM:
Mr Wells is writing I believe from the State Pen. Ask him why law enforcement is "interested" in him. Why the letter was ever published I will never know.
And why the need to call me a "pussycat?" Are you trying to be cute or sexist? If any law enforcement officer is suspected of any abuse and you have PROOF not just rumor and innuendo, COME FORWARD. Don't be a coward and just post here.
And, talking Crapoola, if that was a word it would be spelled crapola, as you want the long vowel sound.
And why the need to call me a "pussycat?" Are you trying to be cute or sexist? If any law enforcement officer is suspected of any abuse and you have PROOF not just rumor and innuendo, COME FORWARD. Don't be a coward and just post here.
And, talking Crapoola, if that was a word it would be spelled crapola, as you want the long vowel sound.
carefree highway wrote on Nov 10, 2009 4:46 AM:
Coquillian Pussycat says:
1.You must have gotten a ticket.
2.It is standard I believe at nearly every law enforcement agency in this county.
As usual the pussy cat is attacking someone in this forum and talking crapoola.
1.You must have gotten a ticket.
2.It is standard I believe at nearly every law enforcement agency in this county.
As usual the pussy cat is attacking someone in this forum and talking crapoola.
1313 wrote on Nov 8, 2009 11:41 AM:
WOW, this letter must have slipped by The World Censors, by mistake. I cannot believe they printed this one.
But say something about a BUSINESS IN THIS TOWN, and they won't print it.
I guess they don't want to make the advertisers mad at them and pull their ads.
Not right that a business can really cheat you or do anything bad and you cannot put that in THE WORLD NEWSPAPER.
But they put this letter in, all I can say is WOW ! ! !
But say something about a BUSINESS IN THIS TOWN, and they won't print it.
I guess they don't want to make the advertisers mad at them and pull their ads.
Not right that a business can really cheat you or do anything bad and you cannot put that in THE WORLD NEWSPAPER.
But they put this letter in, all I can say is WOW ! ! !
carefree highway wrote on Nov 7, 2009 5:16 PM:
Its the fox guarding the hen house. In the military I took urinalysis tests when told to do so, but cops cant be randomly tested. This needs to be changed. Want to be a cop, step up to the toilet.
coquillian wrote on Nov 7, 2009 2:07 PM:
WOW! You must have gotten a ticket, right? ALL law enforcement personnel at the Coos County Sheriff's Office go through a drug screen at hiring. It is standard I believe at nearly every law enforcement agency in this county. If at any time someone comes to work and gives the slightest hint that they may be impaired, they are dealt with. I know that for a fact, because they did have an employee who showed up "under the influence" and they were promptly trotted over the the jail. And it did not take a citizen complaint, other upstanding employees do not want to work with those who may be performing at less than peak. Do you have anything other than a grudge to back up your allegations? And remember, in MANY jobs and not just law enforcement if someone has a problem, they can be told that if they go to treatment and remain drug/alcohol free they can keep their job. The allegations have to be supported by evidence. You are way off base....and I hope that you get some counseling.
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