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Morality Police Update
Ah Nutz! Not Again!
It's all about the Truck Nutz or Bull's Ballz, that are a point of controversy in a small town called Bonneau, SC. Yes, Police Chief Franco Fudo actually wrote some poor old lady a ticket for having them on her pick up truck. He found them offensive. It must have slipped Fuda's mind that the 1st amendment gives you the right the hang your plastic balls wherever you want. In fact, there is no state in the U.S that outlaws them.
A prestigious law firm in Charleston SC is representing 65 year old Virginia Tice pro bono. The jury trial is set for Sept. 21.
I was wondering how long it would take for some late night talk show host to pick up on the story. It is, after all, an archaic and never used law that certainly characterizes the backwoods actions of the Police Chief and his propensity to violate people's civil rights. He is, from all accounts, an arrogant, small town politico who married the Mayor's daughter and is related to every other town official in some way, shape or form. Chief Fuda really shouldn't preach morality when he was arrested himself for non payment of child support....to the tune of $15,000.00. Local county government officials went out of their way to get someone to pay his back support and court costs before he was processed in to booking. Which evidently shows he was given preferential treatment over every other scumbag deadbeat Dad. Unfortunately, in SC, not paying your child support doesn't fall under the moral turpitude clause.
Morality Police
Morality Police Update
Ah Nutz! Not Again!
It's all about the Truck Nutz or Bull's Ballz, that are a point of controversy in a small town called Bonneau, SC. Yes, Police Chief Franco Fudo actually wrote some poor old lady a ticket for having them on her pick up truck. He found them offensive. It must have slipped Fuda's mind that the 1st amendment gives you the right the hang your plastic balls wherever you want. In fact, there is no state in the U.S that outlaws them.
A prestigious law firm in Charleston SC is representing 65 year old Virginia Tice pro bono. The jury trial is set for Sept. 21.
I was wondering how long it would take for some late night talk show host to pick up on the story. It is, after all, an archaic and never used law that certainly characterizes the backwoods actions of the Police Chief and his propensity to violate people's civil rights. He is, from all accounts, an arrogant, small town politico who married the Mayor's daughter and is related to every other town official in some way, shape or form. Chief Fuda really shouldn't preach morality when he was arrested himself for non payment of child support....to the tune of $15,000.00. Local county government officials went out of their way to get someone to pay his back support and court costs before he was processed in to booking. Which evidently shows he was given preferential treatment over every other scumbag deadbeat Dad. Unfortunately, in SC, not paying your child support doesn't fall under the moral turpitude clause.
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The same Officer charged my Husband & myself with DUI, but he had a highway patrol officer escort my husband. We both had to blow in the machine but we had no problem doing that we do not drink. My husbands was dropped, but mine went before a judge & I asked for a continuance to get an attorney. The Town of Bonneau denied me counsel, when I paid the fee for my husband & he received an attorney. They violated my civil rights on 3 counts. I fainted in court due to a NEW medication interaction, & they still proceeded with court, NO WITNESSES! We were parked on the side of the road with a flat tire, when he arrived at the scene, out of his jurisdiction, I COULD GO ON & ON ABOUT THIS DIRTY COP!
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