In the latest revelation of the evolution of our POLICE STATE, Carl Pershing was convicted of the federal felony crime of interfering with a flight crew. It seems he was kissing his girlfriend and failed to heed two warnings from some uptight Southwest flight attendant. Between the TSA weenies and bimbo flight attendants there is little reason to withstand the torture of commercial air travel anymore. I hope for but don’t expect the judges on the appeals court to toss this conviction out like so much garbage.
You have to read this insanity to believe it.
5 comments:
Hmmm, seems like you have a really strong dislike of the TSA and airline industry. I read this story and thought that the stewardesses acted appropriately. From what I understand, the guy had his face buried in the girls crotch in view of others who complained. I could understand this type of activity if it was on a night flight and they were in the back of the plane in a secluded row, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Some of these people have no class and would probably not hesitate to start having sex right there in full view. These days, if you are dumb enough to cause a problem on a plane, then you should get arrested upon landing.
Strongly dislike? How about pure hatred! The TSA scum and the new attitudes of the flight attendants are beyond horrible. Flying used to be relaxing and fun. Today we are transported like prisoners on Con-Air.
The so-called kissing garbage was nothing worthy of a life long felony conviction or prison term. It would be a misdemeanor at best but for new laws we did not need.
This is an over-reaction all the way around and another reason to HATE the morons at the TSA and Southwest.
Chicago Police Find Possible Terror Suspect Working at Area Headquarters
Last Edited: Monday, 07 May 2007, 10:34 PM CDT
Created: Monday, 07 May 2007, 9:20 PM CDT
Possible Terror Suspect Found Working at Police Area Headquarters
Chicago -- It was a surprisings discovery for Chicago police officers who found out a man working at their police station was on a terrorist watch list. Craig wall reports from Area Five police headquarters with what steps police have taken and what was not done before the man started working there.
As a retired law enforcement person w/ 30+ years w/ CPD, I must side w/ the airline employees.
There are many things that are "merely" inappropriate. However when merely inappropriate actions take place under certain circumstances, it becomes something greater.
I have been on several flights where, after the door is closed and the "no phones" announcement, some moron is still yaking on their cell phone. I've seen and smelled people take off their shoes and spread out over vacant seats, like they were at home.
I usually sit to the rear of a plane; and it never ceases to amaze me, the mess left by my fellow passengers (napkins, food wrappers, bottles, strewn about as though the flight attendants don't come down the aisle several times to collect trash. If you want to keep your crossword puzzle till the plane lands, fine, the carry it off with you.
Flight attendants are NOT law enforcement. I would compare them to sports referees. They are there to keep things moving and try to manage the operation of the flight.
when they ask a person to: turn off the cell phone, put the food tray up, take their seat etc. , they are not looking for a debate.
I would rather have a flight attendant who asserted themselves on behalf of all the passengers then have them look the other way and let inconsiderate morons take over.
sure there are plenty of stupid and redundant procedres that they must follow, but they are in place for the same reasons we get stupid warnings on products we buy.
We have become a world where rules and procedures are for everyone else, but me, "don't you know you I am".
I am sure your feelings about TSA and airlines were also felt by citizens about you, when you were the police. How many arrests for disorderly conduct for wanting to discuss the circumstances of that disturbence?
I have no problem making a safety issue or assault a felony but not this little crap.
A simple misdemeanor disorderly conduct case would be more than enough here.
Enough is enough. I avoid flying whenever I can to avoid the candy-assed Con-Air treatment.
Post a Comment