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Originally Posted by Judge Roy Bean
Utter BS, David. Nothing like that happened at all to Mr. Shinnick. His story is in the news and Van Pelt is simply making more stuff up in an effort to make his odd view of reality seem authoritative.
You're caught in an outright lie and deliberate fabrication, David. Let's see you worm your way out of this one!
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Good thing I quoted your article here and linked the Readers to your BLOG Judge Roy Bean. If they are able to read what you said above, then they are able to read this opening paragraph...
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Before you walk in to your “friendly neighborhood” BofA branch to deposit a check, you better beware that at least in California, if they decide to have you falsely arrested and jailed, you can’t sue them for what they did.
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Upon the first glimpse, (assuming JRB based this article on a real event) what really happened here was a legitimate arrest on a bogus check at the counter.
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Maybe what you are telling us is that you made that article up on a fictitious event? That this Shinnick fellow was not really arrested? That he is just something you made up to try convincing us that we are not safe from false arrests over at the Bank of America (in California)?
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...David. Let's see you worm your way out of this one!
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This just gets better and better!
What did you do? Erase the article? Are you disclaiming that you wrote it? What?
Regards,
David Merrill.
P.S. I am starting to think you skim my posts more than I skim yours JRB.