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Sturgis PD hosting concealed pistol class

Sturgis Area • Mar 13, 2008 9:46 PM

Originally posted by 1Patriot Ok...well I just wanted to plug for the SPD because I had so much fun with this class. Oh and Missy, It sounds like from thughunter that you could possibly schedule a "Ladies only" class if you wanted to, however I AM A WOMAN and I have ten fingers and ten toes just like most people, and I use the same trigger finger as a man. I do have some different parts than a man, however, they have nothing to do with shooting a pistol. The SPD class was so excellent that they didn't need to use a different language for us women! lol i'm ok with the "mens" class. they don't scare me.[;)]

St. joseph county jail.

St. Joseph County • Feb 28, 2008 1:03 PM

no it is'nt the hilton. it's jail. not a mental ward,but jail. the officers should of called mental health and observed her. they didn't have to unclothe the girl forcefully. i'm sure they have the right to restrain her if needed but to unclothe her!? they wanted to watch her in the bathroom for hours?! i guess she gave them what they were looking for,a good show. i, personally, couldn't imagine how she felt.they embarrassed her. she embarrassed herself it sounds like.also sounds like i should go to jail so i can get a couple mill. just lookin at it from all angles lol

probation center flooding

Three Rivers Area • Jan 17, 2008 12:18 AM

Originally posted by Gimmeabreak Yes, the Probation Center was flooding. Yes, it sucks for everyone. But have you forgotten that residents were working hard in shifts to keep their "home" to within 1/2" of water or less, when most basements in the area were 6 feet deep? Have you forgotten that your hubbie was given the opportunity to move upstairs to dry ground and he declined (Maybe because there were no televisions in the upstairs rooms, I don't know)? It is unfortunate that they had to deal with this weather emergency but it sounds like they made the best of it. I am very glad that your complaints have not gotten the Probation Center shut down. I'm sure those men appreciate the chance to work and send money home to their families. They won't do that sitting in a jail cell if the place is forced to close. That would be a shame when all it takes is some mopping and pumping. I looked into this and there are appx 50 residents living in the Probie Center. And you say that your husband was working 7 hours every day to keep the water at bay? Sounds a little dramatic to me. If not, then he must be volunteering many more hours than required. Good luck in your quest to send 50 men back to jail. Wait, I forgot... there are some parolees in there. So you'll be sending some to prison as well. Guys who are making money, paying taxes and easing the burden on their families may soon be sittin on a cot and increasing the tax burden on my family. That is, after all, what the Probation Center does for the community. It saves the taxpayer the $200 a week he/she would normally pay to house your husband and the hundreds of other men that go through there every year. So the water will be dried up in a few days (if it's not already) and the emergency will be over, but you may have started something in motion that will affect a lot of people. GOOD JOB! Sounds like you know more than I. do you work there too?