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SignOnSanDiego: Candidate to confront deputies over raid

  • bnblack · 5 months ago
    This is about a SD Sheriffs Deputy making an "Adjust her Attitude Arrest'.

    She spent the night in jail. If she posted bail the charges will be dropped and that will be the end of it except for the 10% fee the bail bondsman charges.

    If she didn't have the money to post bail then after 2-3 days in lockup she would be offered a release on her own recognance. The big strings attached to that of course is she would have to agree to go to Anger Management Classes for the next year and not sue the Sheriff's Dept.

    The cop made his point....Screw with me and I will make up a reason to take from your home and arrest you regardless of your Fourth Amendment Rights. You will have to hire an attorney (more money down the drain) to pursue any type of lawsuit. In the mean time my official arrest report will be written up to make you look a career criminal with a drug problem. Oh, and thanks to REDACTION, I can do this at any time I want to. File a complaint with the Citizen' Review Board? Go ahead, the name is deceptive....There are no citizens on the board. All complaints are reviewed by Sheriff's Deputies, NOT citizens. Also' if you DO file a complaint, just above where you sign there is a paragraph that states 'Any evidence of any wrong doing by the officer being investigated will not be released to the public'.

    And let's don't forget Bonnie Dumanis literally let's us cops get away shooting who ever we want.

    The next time a cop asks her if she has ever been arrested, she will have to answer 'Yes'. Then, of course, the cop will want to know what for...Assault on a peace officer...Bam, back in handcuffs for the cops safety. These 'Adjusted Attitude Arrests' stay with you your whole life.

    The old woman will think twice the next time a cop asks for personal information. Never say anything to a cop wthout your lawyer present.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    When an officer asks for ID then you are required to give it. If you don't they will take to jail until they can find some way to identify you. It is your right not to give any information, but it is their right to detain you until they find out who you really are.
  • normal_guy · 5 months ago
    The wealthy in Encinitas haven't realized it yet, but the local deputies resent the hell out of them and are looking for any excuse to beat or arrest them.

    Watch your backs in this town, folks. The cops here have always been a little wild, but we've had a real problem for about three years now.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    So what were you arrested for?
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Never say anything to a cop wthout your lawyer present.

    Excellent advice!
  • cindyinsandiego · 5 months ago
    Her lawyer was there being pepper sprayed when trying to speak. For the record this was not a lesbian/gay event so I am not sure how that started. Vulgarities related to the mention of Prop 8 by Busby were tossed over the fence by the *neighbor* if indeed it was a neighbor. I was at this event and it was really quiet. Look at the original statement by the Deputy saying he was there at 9 pm and now the call came in at 9:33? This is abuse of power by a law enforcement officer and needs to be addressed or next time it will be a gun this guys pull for no reason.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    The officers were responding to a second complaint. They didn't make this up. Not sure what the problem is beyond people that did not want to submit to the authority of the officer. You cannot try to intervene and separate the person of interest from the officer without trouble happening. And that (by all reports I have heard) is exactly what happened here.
  • DrumnWebGuy · 5 months ago
    Thanks for not sugar coating it. SDCrimefighter makes the police experience seem like roses and candy-giving.

    Oh but I hate the cops, according to him/her/shim/it.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    Perry Mason wrote:

    "If she posted bail the charges will be dropped and that will be the end of it except for the 10% fee the bail bondsman charges."

    Huh?
  • Satan's Throne · 5 months ago
    Unruly party, Alienating your nieghbors. Lady, you are not above the law. As most politicians seem to think they are!
  • timboleo · 5 months ago
    Unruly party? What article did you read?

    And since when is alienating neighbors against the law?
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    If anyone was "alientating neighbors", it's the guy hurling homophobic epithets from behind the bushes. It is nothern SD county, the same area that continuously re-elected Duke Cunningham, so it's not surprising.
  • MMIKEY · 5 months ago
    makes me wonder what else he was doing in the bushes
  • sav858 · 5 months ago
    funny how 3 neighbors said it wasn't loud at all.
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    Before everyone "gasps" because the deputy deployed pepper spray, understand that pepper spray is non-lethal and considered as a very "low level" tool and use of force. In fact, you can purchase the same stuff the deputies and officers carry at any Walmart. Deploying pepper spray sounds much worse than it is, and it seemed to work perfectly when this crowd took on an ugly personality all of its own. Just because this happened in an upper middle class neighborhood filled with expensive homes, doesn't mean these people are above letting themselves get a mob mentality and act out they way they did againt the law enforcement. I agree with the sergeant that Busby should have, but did not, take a leadership role- I mean, isn't that what she is trying to prove to all of us, that she will be a great leader. She failed miserably - so now she blames the Sheriff's Department who were only doing their job. Yes, she could have nipped this in the bud, but not being a leader, she either could not or would not step up to the plate... Don't blame the Sheriff!!!
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    So what is it about "the sheriffs deputy entered the residence WITHOUT permission" that you don't understand?!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    He had a legal right to be there, based on the second complaint of noise with a party willing to sign a complaint. The door was wide open, and no one answered or took the initiative to find the home owner. The deputy had every right to enter the home. He was not conducting an invasive search, looking in drawers or closed rooms, but merely trying to locate the person in charge. Know the law before you spout off.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Witness' said he came right on in without even attempting to make contact with the homeowner.
    And since when does a second "complaint" negate a persons 4th amendment rights?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Show me unlawful search and seizure in this incident.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Before or after he entered the home without permission?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    He didn't need permission
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    .
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    You first! Show me where he had permission to enter in the first place.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    He didn't need permission. The homeowner had left the front door open. People were coming and going. The deputy had a lawful reason for being there.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Invited guests as opposed to uninvited. Do you make a habit of walking in and crashing parties because the front door was open?
    If deputy dog had a brain between his ears, he would have sought permission by asking to see the owner and talked to them at the door. Instead, he took it upon himself to walk right on into the middle of the whole affair. How stupid can one be?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Better check your "stupid" comment at the door. It was the second noise complaint. The deputy had a lawful reason to be on the property and was in the performance of his duties. People were moving freely from the front to the back of the house/property. There was an open and unattended front door. These actions alone would cause a reasonable and prudent person to believe that any expectation to privacy had been minimized. The deputy did a cursory "search" to locate the homeowner/host/hostess.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    HE"S A COP for Pete's sake. He was called on a complaint (TWICE!) The door was open - he had EVERY RIGHT to enter! Someone call San Diego PD and get clarification on this issue so we can move on...
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    "Ask the cops". Who can argue with circular reasoning like that.

    Easy way to avoid situations like this:
    ASK PERMISSION TO ENTER! It's called CYA!
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    There is your first mistake, blindly believing all media accounts- I am sure the event will be vetted, and not by the U-T. I suppose the U-T tells you how to vote too!
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Ah, I see.
    So the witness accounts don't go the way you think they should, so they must be lying.

    AND, all of law enforcement is infallible.

    Yeah, right......
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    Who is saying anything about the "witness accounts don't go the way you think they should"???? Sounds like they only talked to a couple, probably several dozen more who have not been heard- Gosh, you assume a lot!!! Catch your breath, you are getting buzzed up over a U-T article, hardly a complete account of the incident, wait for the final report- I am suer there will be several written and all much more complete than this one!
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    Hey Surfmutt - you are right on the mark here!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Thanks, I have some insight into these types of situations. Sadly, times have changed and because of that, these types of thing happen.
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    Humm, sounds and looks like you are the one who doesn't understand. Someone breaks free when a lawful arrest is made and bolts into the house, ah my friend, I think that is an exception to the "ask permission" rule.... Better brush up on the law sport...
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Think carefully now.... What preceded what?
    In order to make the arrest, he had to come in the home. Which by all accounts, he did not have permission to enter!
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    Actually, you need to read carefully because it definitely affecting YOUR thinking... The article doesn't spell out positions whether in or out of the residence- you are assuming... You need to not be so quick to jump to conclusions- look before you leap...
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Yeah, well actually, this the third article, with the first in depth one having been first posted on Sunday. And yes, they do spell out where the participants were.
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    Geez TheCapm- do you have a life?- I happened to notice you have been glued to this for several hours. Oh, and I have yet to see a U-T article that I would agree was "in-depth" as you put it, and this, the 3rd as you say, is hardly one of them....Nice try and try getting a life....
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Two routes could have been taken here. One is to give the guy your birth date so he can issue you a warning and leave. The other route is the "I am in the political class, so you - yes you- the maggot with the badge- go away because you're not worth my time." Seems like she picked door number two...
  • fcc · 5 months ago
    it's been my experience that some of the high and mighty do no understand when the contact is no longer consensual and has become an arrest. when asked your name and birth date and address it will be for some form of documentation that has been become necessary. walking away and then resisting results in pepper spray as a minimum. how far it goes is up to the arrested.
    Busby has already admitted loud speakers were used. so it doesn't look like sheriffs were just cruising for problems??
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    "project" much?
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    That might have been a bit too black and white.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I'm saying that was a whole hell of a lot of wild speculating about what people you've never met are supposedly thinking during an incident you never witnessed. Where do those ideas come from if not from within your own brain?
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    I'm sure she said "I respectfully decline to comply with your request kind sir." My mistake... I accidentally "projected" the obvious. *oops!*
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    The fact is, you really have NO IDEA what was said by either party.

    But you sure do enjoy imagining conversations/thoughts/scenarios that match up with your pre-determined ideas.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    That is what she did alright.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    She absolutely did. It is the obvious tactic employed by the "big cheese" politico's. "DON'T YOU KNOW WHO I AM? I'M BIG AND IMPORTANT! OBEY ME!" ha!
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Insecure much?
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Refreshingly... no. I'm not. I'm quite secure, and it is really hilarious reading your inane comments!
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    you just keep telling yourself that...
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    Yup, I agree with this. Door number 2 was the path taken. Like I keep saying, give up the info now and deal with it later. dave, please more "cut and paste."
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Funny how someone's post can be full of "number 2" when discussing number 2.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    Its great to see this dumb liberal digging her own grave.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    X2.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Yet ANOTHER prime example of what I have been saying on these blogs for months.

    Law enforcement officers in this area are POORLY trained in dealing with PEOPLE. Most do NOT have the ability to defuse simple situations and seem to always ESCALATE the problems. I've seen it since the first day I moved to this area over 20 years ago.

    That is why this area has such a huge number of officer related shootings and incidents like this one.. They come to every scene with their "attitude" and everything goes down hill from there.

    Just think back at all the ridiculous shootings by police over the past 20 years......most of them over the most stupid of original complaints.

    I swear officers around here can cause a simple lost dog report to morph into a 50 person riot.

    PUBLIC RELATIONS training was alloted the most hours in the police academy I graduated from in the 70's on the east coast.....and believe me it shows.

    There has been SOME improvement here during the past decade (which is why shootings have declined), but they still have a long way to go in their training practices.

    Until the academies around her start training officers on the simple methods of DEALING WITH THE PUBLIC, this kind of nonsense will continue.

    OK, I'm ready for all the officer attacks of my post to begin.......(to the rest of you, take note because that same "attitude" they use on the street.....will show up here.)
  • LocalYocal · 5 months ago
    Most of the time if the person or persons causing he disturbance would simply cooperate, there would be no issue. Law enforcement have to be prepared for the worst situation because they are often putting themselves into difficult situations. I agree that they could be better trained and prepared but you must realize that when an officer asks you to do something within the law, you must comply. In this case, the women had the ability to comply and diffuse the situation. Remember, if they had not caused a noise disturbance for the neighbors, there would not have been any issue at all. This is a two way street. Both parties must act reasonably.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    I believe it is the public who is poorly trained. Follow the instructions given by the police officer.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Your "power-trip" attitude is really scary. You sound EXACTLY like an MP. Which is why they usually make very poor police officers.

    Civilians are NOT in the military.......and you cannot treat them as if they were.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Wow, you must be an expert to be able to comment on ALL police involved shootings AND to be able to comment on their training. Maybe look at it from THEIR point of view...no that would mean you might have to change your thought process. You know, the one where ALL cops are wrong and ALL citizens are right.

    You graduated from an academy that spent most of their time on PR? This isn't the 70's and you are compairing So Cal with that horrible EAST coast. If I recall most of the biggest crime areas are the EAST coast. The police there must need more training in areas OTHER than PR.

    I really do not believe YOU were ever a cop. You just set up your post to convince other haters of your so called qualifications.

    Really..."OK, I'm ready for all the officer attacks of my post to begin.......(to the rest of you, take note because that same "attitude" they use on the street.....will show up here.)".. what is this? Third grade? LoL...if you disagree with my post it proves I am right.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Whether you believe it or not doesn't concern me.

    As to your last paragraph, I did NOT say anyone who disagreed with me proves I am right. It is the WAY you disagree, the TERMS you use that prove I am right.

    And right on key, 2 of you proved my point perfectly.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    What you fail to recognize is that there is a different culture between east and west coast, the public and how they interact with law enforcement. Things that are informally handled on the east coast, would cause investigations, suspensions here on the west coast.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Spoken like a true dim wit
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Dude, you're a tool.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "Dude, you're a tool."

    You spelled dirtbag wrong.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    was calling luvwhatever a tool
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Odd you don't respond to DZ5059. Wonder why?
  • shed · 5 months ago
    You know he has a point. Various law enforcement agencies in various parts of the country handle situations differently. There is a different culture between cops on the east coasts vs cops on the west. It is true that some things that would be nothing on the east coast would be a major investigation out here.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I know from personal experience that this is the case. Latitude has been taken away from LE on how to handle certain situations, often times based on complaints filed against an agency, because strict adherence all policies and laws were not followed, and the person complaining was given a break.
  • shed · 5 months ago
    I think you hit the nail on the head!
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    You do make a point, there is somewhat of a different culture.

    The publics' interaction with law enforcement on the east is usually on a better level.

    BUT

    Why do you think that is? It's because of years of positive interaction between them. It's because of the training that officers receive on how to defuse a bad situation. With the exception of New York and Philadelphia, most east coast departments don't have the luxury of having 5 or 6 units available to answer a call, many times even the potentially dangerous ones. Officers have to use that PR training to handle the problem....or get ready for a brawl. (which sometimes does occur no matter what).

    I still remember one long time police instructor in my academy trying to make the point that PR is so vitally important to do our jobs.

    In comparing the 2 types of approaches that can be used by officers, he said "suppose you have a small disturbance at the corner bar. One officer comes in all full of himself, demanding all this information from everybody there, threatening to use the pepper spray and quoting the sections and subsections of the Penal Code that could apply to their behavior.......the other guy comes in quietly talking to those who are disagreeing, trying to actually solve their problem."

    Who do you think is going to be more successful? After all the REASON an officer was called to that scene was NOT necessarily to make an arrest, but to SOLVE the problem in the most effective means possible.

    Are there sometimes going to be instances where nothing is going to work but a hard-ass response? Sure. But not as many times as is the norm out here.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    That is the way law enforcement used to work. But today, with lawsuits and complaints being filed over each perceived indiscretion, especially here on the west coast, latitude in how to handle situations has been taken away from cops. It used to be that it was acceptable to do certain things if an agency's Policy and Procedures did not address it. The mindset recently changed to one of "if it doesn't say it, you can't do it."
    Here is a personal example, from when I was working. It was routine to check the make out points on a Friday or Saturday night, for underage drinking. If kids were found with alcohol, we would have them dump it out and chase them away. I did this one night, and the beer dumped was two cases of expensive beer, the kid was 16. That night at the end of my shift, my Sgt called me in and wanted to know where the Juvenile Contact report was on the kid and why the beer hadn't been logged into evidence. Apparently, the kid went home and complained to his dad. Turns out dad bought the beer and wanted it back. In the end, I got written up for not following procedures, for destruction of evidence, and not filing proper paperwork. Here I was giving the kid a break, and I was the one that got slammed.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    I would have been pissed as well. It's sad that it has come to this point.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Busby and her organizers should have notified SDSO of the event. This whole mess is a result of a political figure who seems incapable for any form of leadership role. She should have had the foresight to plan for complaints about the gathering, if she truly knew the host and the make up of her neighborhood.
  • shed · 5 months ago
    whoops, you didn't get attacked, oh well try again later
  • WintonQ · 5 months ago
    Twenty years ago, police had more size and physical requirements to qualify. In the good ole days you had 6 foot 240 pound Irishmen patrolling. Today due to feminist and rights movements, we can have a 130 pound female cop (granted they still have to go through POST), so crowd control procedures and techniques have changed to allow for the latter - and dealing with the public often requires an over compensation of force.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "Law enforcement officers in this area are POORLY trained in dealing with PEOPLE. Most do NOT have the ability to defuse simple situations and seem to always ESCALATE the problems. I've seen it since the first day I moved to this area over 20 years ago."

    You've got a soft spot in your heart for dirtbags.

    "That is why this area has such a huge number of officer related shootings and incidents like this one.. They come to every scene with their "attitude" and everything goes down hill from there."

    Here, read about one of your soul mates. I guess Riggs was also to blame for "escalating" the incident. Jerk.

    http://www.sandiegopolicemuseum.com/SDPD/Fallen...

    Here's another link where you can commiseate over the treatment of more of your heroes.

    http://www.sdsheriff.net/tmw/alavi.html
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Riggs was a racist piece of garbage who deserved what he got that night. He had a long history of abusing black people in southeast San Diego and on the night he was killed, he messed with the wrong one: Sagon Penn. To hell with all fascist cops, and (since you brought it up) LONG LIVE SAGON PENN!!!
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "Riggs was a racist piece of garbage who deserved what he got that night. He had a long history of abusing black people in southeast San Diego and on the night he was killed, he messed with the wrong one: Sagon Penn. To hell with all fascist cops, and (since you brought it up) LONG LIVE SAGON PENN!!!

    DZ5059 and luvdup, meet your soul mate.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Thank you so much for proving my point so distinctly.

    "Dirtbags" "Jerk"

    Is that the way you were taught to talk to the public?
  • sav858 · 5 months ago
    It's bad enough some disgusting right wing knuckledragger had to interrupt this party and yell obscenities but to have that many patrol cars and a helicopter is ridiculous and a huge waste of taxpayer money. That idiot that called the complaint and started this BS should be sent a bill for the response.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    best post I have read all day, fully agree

    Why should tax payers be stuck with the bill for this overzealous crap - - a helicopter, that is absurd

    sent the bill to the freak who called the cops
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    Send the bill those who, instead of simply complying with an officer's request, chose to resist arrest, interfere with his duties, band together to assist the arrestee attempt to escape custody,
    and then cry foul.

    Those actions will ALWAYS bring a huge response, & are the SOLE reason it was required.
    the noise complaint was NOT responsible for the waste of taxpayer funds, bill it to Busby, especially if she wants to stand behind the host & condones her actions.
  • sav858 · 5 months ago
    This incident would have never happened if it wasn't for the neighbor's vendetta against Busby and those that lived at the home. None of the other neighbors even heard anything loud and some slept through the entire thing. So you have 3 neighbors saying it was not noisy and ONE, with an obvious personal bias against Busby and her hostess, say it was. Get real already, this party wasn't even loud and cops were not necessary.
  • oxxxeee · 5 months ago
    Oh OK, the cop should have just shrugged his shoulders and walked away when Barman basically told him to f-off in response to a simple protocol question. Her reaction is what I'd expect from a politically militant and defiant lesbo in a charged crowd. It was the prefect storm and she got what she asked for and deserved... a smack down.
  • mzauher · 5 months ago
    You do realize that in California you are not required by law to give the officers any sort of ID other then your name and address when asked right? The only time you have to show ID is when you are doing something requiring one (Example of: Driving a car)

    She, regardless if right or wrong overall in the course of the night (I don't know wasn't there) had no reason to give him that info, he didn't need it. Nor was it required of her to do so. Just because a police officer wears a badge, does not give him the right to be above the law and the law states he asks for her name and address. Why is her age important in breaking up a noise complaint?

    Maybe if people were aware of their rights, including the police themselves we would have less issues like this in the US. Just because you think its not a big deal to give up your rights to privacy, doesn't mean there is those of us who don't. And the fact that I may or may not have nothing to "hide" has nothing to do with it.

    Sounds to me, from the comments you are making about "Defiant lesbo" you have nothing more then a personal vendetta against her because she is gay, which a lot of you do. I am a Married father of two, non gay, but I do not believe the police have the right to give anyone a "smack down" unless their life is in danger, unfortunate for him when / if this goes to any sort of civil suit, her not giving her birthday won't be grounds for him or his officers using pepper spray.

    Also, for the rest of you who are saying they have to follow up on a noise complaint, sure they do, but when they get there and realize there was a dispute between the two over the fact she was gay they should have gone to the other houses near by and asked if there was any problems to make sure it wasn't him putting in a false report because his ego was hurt. On top of that, why in the hell were so many police cars and and a helicopter needed? With our state budget in crises, our local budget foobar, did we really need to pay for all that just to break up a party? This isn't south central we are talking about here, its an upper middle class area.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Ohhh this is not going to go well with police-state republicans. The only thing they hate more that a right that doesn't involve firearms is facts.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Did you have anything constructive to add or are you projecting?
  • mzauher · 5 months ago
    Not going to get any "hoorah" from me Hubcap, I am a republican who in fact loves guns =P. That doesn't mean I don't agree with anyone, gay or not, getting harassed and our tax dollars being wasted on stuff like this.

    I think you are mistaking neocon's for real republicans.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Now we are into "no true Scotsman" territory.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Amen, brother. I would never vote for Busby, but if I were the homeowner I would have reacted the same way initially. Of course when the cop put his hand on my arm, he would have gone down hard and fast, but then again I'm not a 60 year old lesbian either.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    "Of course when the cop put his hand on my arm, he would have gone down hard and fast, but then again I'm not a 60 year old lesbian either." by davew

    davew - you are either incredibly arrogant and stupid or you have some sort of death wish
    What kind of "13 year old" response is that?
    I sure as heck hope you don't have kids that you are mentoring with this attitude.
    I think the only thing that would have gone down hard and fast is you behind bars.
    NOT SMART!
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    PC 853.3
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Exactly.
  • dontshoot · 5 months ago
    oxxxeee, you rock!!!!!!!!
  • No_Thanks · 5 months ago
    A little cooperation would have made a big difference. Be a jerk, and then blame the cops. Nice.
  • richardblankenburg · 5 months ago
    Your sick; what cooperation was needed. Barman was convicted by deputy Abbot. He was writing a 'nosie warning' but there was no evidence of noise except the loud mouth Republican homophobe next door. Deputy Abbott has Barman's name and address; what was the purpose of asking her age? Her age would on her driver licesnce. Since when is it a crime for a 60 year old female to reffuse to admit to her age; is refusing to give your age a serious enough crime that you should be pepper sprayed and thrown to the ground or was Deputy Abbot showing off his strength by throwing a 60 year old woman to the ground. How would deputy Abbot feel if his grandmother was thrown to the ground for refusing to admit her age. These Sheriff's Deputies are sure some Macho cops; instead of deputies they should be called Sheriff's Terminators! Terminator Abbot has a nice ring to it!
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    You are mistaken.

    She didn't get thrown to the ground for refusing to disclose her age. Because there was a complaint and because the cop was conducting a criminal investigation and because she was the suspect in that investigation she was not free to leave when she did. When he went to restrain her after she walked away she resisted - THAT's what escalated the situation, not the withholding of the info itself.

    Besides, cops don't convict anyone. They observe and report. Then the DA decides whether there's a case. If there is and the DA isn't going for the plea bargain they take it to court where a judge (in the event its a misdemeanor) hears the DAs case and decides whether the cop's account was credible or not. Sometimes they do and sometimes they don't.

    But in no case does a cop "convict" anyone. In this case, the cop was just collecting information until the partygoers decided to get combative. Don't start nothin' and there won't be nothin'.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    THIS

    from one of the Gay Gestapoettes

    who CHEERED

    when one of your foot soldiers

    PUNCHED the 78-year old guy in the face

    for having the AUDACITY to display a "Yes on 8" banner

    on his own front yard.
  • nosmokes · 5 months ago
    no idea what you're referring to re: 78yo man, but unless he was punched by a San Diego County deputy it's really not relevant is it? Didn't think so.

    Your argument for the deputy is so obviously bankrupt y'all can't even keep it on topic FFS. He is just another one of the unqualified pigs in that county that have a us v them attitude coupled w/ an inability to relate to people socially w/o coming from a position of authority.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    MadDick...you need to have your meds rebalanced.

    Honestly, don't make me call Erin!
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    You must write for the UT. Great exaggerations.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Why do liberals so often feel they do not have to comply with the directions of a peace officer?
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    Good point Green Traffic - this blog seems to show a clear deliniation between conservatives and liberals and respect for the law, now doesn't it?
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    This isn't a "liberal" issue at all. Did you even bother to read the article?
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    did she have a permit for a political fundraiser at her home? perhaps city enforcement should review what she's doing at her home causing distress in the neighborhood. Make her obtain the proper permits LOLOLOLOL

    ohh..... that only applies to people that read the bible in their homes.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Nice.....
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Or those "sports types" who want to build a baseball field on their own property....
  • dadmomdown · 5 months ago
    A word to the wise -- unless you have tried to break up a party for any reason, you are in for a jolt of reality. People are -- for lack a better word -- "energized"....either by alcohol, a speech, a party atmosphere, drugs,...whatever.

    The people are always "doing nothing wrong" and thats sets a defensive perimeter around everyone and anything at the party....and sometimes the defensive mood turns offensive very quickly. I have been on ride alongs and seen it happen three times....and that is when the officers call for back up...

    People ALWAYS get beligerent and start mouthing off and the rest is history, as they say. I don't know if the noise complaint was valid, but just do as an officer asks/tells you to do and usually, if it's the first call to the party, no one gets in trouble....the officer will just ask to keep the noise down.

    It's pretty simple folks!!
  • MoFoJoe · 5 months ago
    Yeah... I agree... It is just that simple. All Barman had to do is comply, drunk, stoned, or sober.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    No, it's not that simple. Cops make mistakes, and they sometimes overstep their boundaries. They are fallible like the rest of us. When they make mistakes, when they overstep their boundaries, we (the people they are sworn to protect) have the right to resist (non-violently of course).
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    When you get a ticket do you "resist" a ticket by refusing to give your ID?
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    You'll find this explanation in the policeman's handbook, Chapter 5, pg. 156, paragraph 2.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    I've broken up literally hundreds if not a thousand parties, most involving alcohol, and in 95% of the cases, it is the OFFICER'S methods of investigating that either solve the problem.....OR escalate it.

    The other 5% were going to be a problem regardless of what anyone did.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Can you imagine the cover-call:

    "Twenty-Paul-4, cover now! I have 10 drunk elderly lesbian ladies disobeying my commands, pepper spray deployed. Request the RSVP units too!"

    Possible additional radio calls made: "Twenty-Paul 4, requesting S.E.D. (SWAT), requesting Astrea for air strikes with some dumb bombs, requesting TERROR-ALERT color warning level be elevated to condition AMBER, or was that YELLOW...just get me help out here, I'm having a hard time getting pain compliance in a 61 year old lady, she called me a SWINE, I request Officer Mansker with an AR-15 CODE-3 in Coronado Mazda Tom-1."

    I bet that deputy is going to get teased by some of the ones he maybe is not friends with back at the station.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Don't go off the deep end like MadTop LunarCycle.......I don't think you are that low.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    No, I'll keep it like FOX NEWS: "fair & balanced" (what a farce Fox is). My only chemical additive is Earl Grey hot tea. Except, there was a conspiracy by some of your LEOS, last week I spilled 1/2 a cup of hot tea on the keyboard, disabling me from the White news blog for 24 hours. I tend to think _SandMan_ is the perp on that one. Advisory: Spare keyboard now kept in my compound, full redundancy, dependability, just to keep the LEOs nights entertaining.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    They are just as fair and balanced as MSNBC and the UT.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Lunar...return to reality...MadTom has already locked up the "Loon of the Evening" award...but you gave him a good run for his money with that comment!
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    omg, that's the funniest thing I've read in a long time.
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    seconded!
  • genxer · 5 months ago
    I am soooo tired of people bashing law enforcement. No respect for authority. I see it less in teenagers and more in adults. It's that self-rightous baby boomer generation. No respect for authority and wanting everything "their way."
    If the people present had dealt with the deputy in a polite, civilized manner, acknowledged personal space and not interfered, then perhaps the outcome would be different.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    Everybody just looks out for number one, and has a victim mentality these days.

    What can you do for me? The golden rule apparently went out of style long ago.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    The "golden rule" isn't codified into law. There is nothing in the California criminal code that requires a citizen to smile and say "yes sir. no sir" to a police officer. Rudeness is not a cime. Yet, these hillbilly officers act as if it is, and their tough guy instinct kicks in and we end up with cases like this.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    It isn't your right to treat people with rudness anymore than it is a cops.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    Thank you... your comment just illustrated my point far better than I ever could have.
  • darkmark · 5 months ago
    the police are supposed to be professionals, get it? professionals. not just a bunch of dumb clowns with pepper spray, clubs, tasers and guns.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Were you there?
  • SunnyDeigo · 5 months ago
    Maybe they could start "earning" some respect instead of demanding it. They work for the people. The people pay their wages and fat pensions.

    Why don't they try a little harder to be more pleasant and not assholes all of the time?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    And maybe, when a cop asks you a benign question, you don't get all pissy and self righteous.
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    If a cop is pleasant and polite in asking his question, but is refused anyway, and the person he's asking just tells him to get lost, does that justify the police in bashing him
    in the face and arresting him?
    In case you didn't know, the correct answer is that it does not. We don't have any legal obligation to be polite in return to the police, even when they're polite to us. That's how it is in a democracy...they work for us and they're required to respect and protect our rights. If they don't like that, they should turn in their badges.
    What the police SHOULD have done in this case is first talk to the complaintant and ask him, "What's the problem?". Also, they could observe for themselves if the party was too loud or not. From the article it appears that the amplified talking was over by the time the
    police arrived and it was just a number of people talking among themselves...hardly a situation that required deadly force!
    The police were out of line and should be thankful they weren't shot.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    You really have no clue do you? The police cannot determine if the noise is too loud or not, as a peace officers "peace" cannot be disturbed. If someone complains about noise and wanted to press charges, the cops, by law are required to address the issue, basically making a citizens arrest on behalf of the offended citizen, and having that citizen sign the arrest form. In his report, the cop can note his observations. when the report is viewed by an issuing attorney, they will make a determination as to whether the case will proceed or not.
    The demeanor of the noise source goes a long way in the outcome. Act like a jerk, and it will be noted in the report. True, you have no legal obligation, but neither does the cop, to treat you with respect. The person contacted 99% of the time determines how the contact will proceed. The choice is yours.
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    You wrote, "Police cannot determine if the noise is too loud or not". 
     
    Oh really?
     
    What, they can't hear for themselves? 
    I guess the police can't see or talk either, right?
     
    If the police get called for a problem and the problem has
    stopped, they haven't got any reason to arrest anyone, not even
    to make a citizen's arrest. 
     
    For the police to make an arrest for an infraction, even a citizen's arrest, the
    alledged crime must take place in their presence.  If someone alledges a
    misdemeanor and the police didn't  see it or have sufficient evidence that would
    allow them to testify to the crime themselves, then the most they can
    do is write a report and suggest to the complainant to get an attorney to
    file a civil complaint themselves. 
     
    Here, there wasn't any reason for the police to get hostile.  There isn't any
    indication that the noise was so great that it could constitute a public disturbance
    and in fact, just the opposite:  People living on three other sides of the
    party didn't hear anything until the police helicopter showed up!! 
     
    And so what if the citizen is a jerk? The police should be trained to ignore that
    as well.  They should be able to handle people who in stressful situations without
    'adding gasoline to the fire'. 
     
    For the police to go "postal" as they reportedly did in this case
    should be grounds for dismissal. 
     
    And, for me, if ANYONE, even a police
    officer, was pepper spraying me or any member of my family IN MY HOUSE,
    I would be justified in taking one of my guns and BLOWING THEM AWAY.
    I might go to jail, but the brute would be going to his grave. 
     
    If enough people felt as I do, and if a few actually did that, we'd have a
    sharp drop in police misconduct.   
     
     
    -Edward
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    They are not the one's making the arrest, the citizen is, and they are acting as his agent. It happens all the time. Call for a fight. One guy says the other punched him, no bruising and the cops didn't see it, but one participant demands that the other get arrested. The cops fill out the necessary paperwork, the citizen signs the forms/citation, and the other party is handed the ticket with a court date. A physical arrest can be made if the cops believe the problem will escalate or continue.
    How many times have you heard or read about a cop that under his own volition walked up to a private residence without a "call for service" to shut down a loud party? Again, know what you're talking about before you post.
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    You're the one whose wrong.
     
    You contradict yourself when you say the citizen is making the arrest, but that the
    cops are acting as his agent.  The police don't "represent" anyone except
    the state  (or themselves). 
     
    If the cops are going to make the arrest they have to have seen it or have
    some evidence of the crime.  If the guy in your case has a bloody noise
    or the assailant admits to hitting him, then they have that evidence. 
    But that wasnt' the case here. 
     
    Here, the police had no reason to get involved as they did.
    Also, there was no reason for the police to serve the party goers
    with any papers, because the house wasn't going to move and the
    owners would have been there the next day, etc. 
    Again, not like two drunks in a brawl where the alleged assailant
    could disappear as soon as the police leave.
     
    Also, there was nothing to indicate that the guy complaining was
    telling the truth and the police did not attempt to even
    determine who, if anyone, was telling the truth. 
     
    They should have told the guy that they don't hear anything and that if
    he's still upset that he should file the papers himself either at the court house
    the next day or get his attorney to do it. 
     
     
    -Edward
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    You are clueless. The officer is merely the conduit to complete the necessary paperwork to forward the case for review. I was asked numerous times in my career to arrest someone for a crime not committed in my presence, mostly mutual combat situations, where both parties arrested each other. No evidence was seen to indicate the nature of the dispute, but each was adamant the other struck them. I filled out the citations, had each sign, placing the other under arrest, and they parted ways.
    Again, it is the citizen making the arrest. the cop does the paperwork to complete the case.
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    So now you're saying the police officer is "merely the conduit",
    which shows that you are retracting your previous statement
    that the "police officer is the agent".  THank you for
    admitting your mistake and agreeing with me!
     
    Also, your argument about making a citizens arrest
    was irrelevant anyway: 
    Here, there wasn't any attempt
    to go thru the process of a citizens arrest in this case.
    The police did not stop, look, and listen for themselves or act in
    any reasonable way, but rather they just started
    pepperspraying innocent people.  If they
    were "feeling threatened" by the people at a party
    to which they were not invited, and since they didn't have
    any indication of any crime (nor any papers from the
    complaintant), they should have simply
    left the party, rather than hang around while
    knowingly acting to antagonize the guests.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I've read other posts from you. You read what you want to read, then twist what others say. It was fun, but i have the good sense to not try and explain nor reason with someone of your level of intelligence for this length of time. I tries using different terms to help you understand what the citizen's arrest process is, but it is something you seem incapable of grasping. I suggest attending a citizen's law enforcement academy, they are offered all the time by the Sheriff's Dept. Maybe then you will get an understanding of how the process works.
  • isit420yet · 5 months ago
    for a surfer you're pretty pro-establishment
    so when they come to the door should we let them in to search? how 'bout our cars? is a strip search with no probable cause too much to ask?
    i think the police deserve a polite response, but i don't think you should roll over for them, either. i'm kind of nostalgic for the constitution, i guess ...
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Probably has to do with my age and former profession. There was no search, unless of course, asking for the hostess is considered a search?
  • Cydjim · 5 months ago
    I agree with your response that the homeowner by far needs a more mature response and if I was in charge of judging her character she loses demerits however I am not and this is a stretch for a criminal complaint and falls under city infraction similar to a parking ticket unless they observe illegal activity (such as the 16yr old tapping the keg), the pepper spray into the group was foolish and uncalled for..the backup and dual arrest because egos got in the way, the response probably cost us taxpayers a few grand and legal after math a few more...any chance we get immature paartyr hostess, asshat neighbor, and nervous nellie cop to split the monies for us taxpayers
  • 12DustyOne · 5 months ago
    ha ha ha that is sooo funny, yet idiotic at the same time
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    It is YOU that has no respect. As in, no respect for civil liberties or for the rights of citizens. The cop had no business being inside the house in the first place. And the resident had no legal obligation to provide her DOB, while standing inside her own home. At worst, the noise was an infraction, punishable by a citation. This is not Nazi Germany. These Gestapo tactics of SD law enforcement need to seriously be investigated by the state Atty General or the US Justice Dept.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    Nazi's? Gestapo tacticts? Really? Such a drama queen.
  • urwrongagain · 5 months ago
    Uhh..he did have business. a crime (no matter how trivial the crime is...disturbing the peace..ie noise violations) was committed. The officer is required to get that info for his report and/or ticket. What, so when a cop pulls you over you just leave the window rolled up and don't give your information and he has to let you go? Or in this case, just go in the house and too bad for him? If you were the person calling in the noise complaint because you wanted to sleep and the police told you , "Well, the people are still going to have their party because they really don't want to stop yet...and besides, they wouldn't give their name so I just walked away"...How would you feel about that? I know...you would be perfectly ok. Sure you would
  • sorrento99 · 5 months ago
    What's happened to law enforcement that they no longer can handle little old ladies without tasering them or pepper spraying them? What did they do 20 years ago in these situations when they didn't have those tools at their disposal? No wonder so may people are scared of terrorists when healthy, young, trained police officers feel like they're being overpowered by a group of 20 or so 60-year-olds. And Yancey's snide comments about Busby not taking control are telling. Like she has more authority or training in crowd control than his own deputies. She is a private citizen just like everyone else there and would have been tasered or pepper sprayed if she had made any effort to take a "leadership role". The deputies should have taken a leadership role and handled the matter professionally and with dignity but with a leader who make those kind of comments that was unlikely to happen.
  • Sagatana · 5 months ago
    You make these comments as if everyone respects law enforcement officers, which they do not. And since everyone these days is an expert on what the police can and cannot do, when the police start getting authoritative these know-it-alls all of a sudden know better.

    Comply, comply, comply.

    The police are not your friends nor are they your enemies. But if you get into a whizzing contest with them you will definitely lose. Just do as they ask and if it's unreasonable, file a complaint at a later time. There's no need for indignation and combative behavior toward the police.
  • RedBucket · 5 months ago
    When all you have is the taser and pepper spray, everyone you meet needs tasered and pepper sprayed.

    At least nobody was shot.
  • MMIKEY · 5 months ago
    yeh, the officer was in fear for his safety from the old folks
  • deportthem · 5 months ago
    Busby likes illegal aliens and criminals, she's on record encouraging them to vote. Figures something like this would happen. No respect for the laws or those who enforce them.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    From the article:
    "“It was a quiet home reception, disrupted by a vulgar person shouting obscenities from behind the bushes,” Busby said.

    Neighbors on three sides of the house said yesterday there wasn't much noise from the party. One man said he slept through it.

    “We didn't hear anything until the sheriff came, with eight patrol cars and a helicopter,” said Natasha Cortina, 43, who said she and her two children were home with the windows open."

    Oh Boy! This is getting really interesting!
    Looks like the homophobe in the bushes is going to be needing his lawyer and the Sheriffs department isn't going to come out of this smelling all that good, either.
    Barney Fife will be lucky if he makes it to year 3 as a Sheriffs deputy.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    I think it is pretty clear that the story we are getting from the U-T is one-sided... still, it can't help that there are a lot of citizens out here who have been abused by the Sheriff.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Yeah, sure...
    Blame the media when things don't go the way you think they should.
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    i will give her an explanation.

    tell your idiot bimbo friend, next time the cops ask for information, give them true and correct information.

    the cops have every right to get information from people they contact during a call. it's required for their report of the situation.
  • GayIthacan · 5 months ago
    Actually, NO - it isn't. The ONLY thing you are required to provide law enforcement is your NAME. No other personal information is required - and you may refuse to disclose it.

    Perhaps you should familiarize yourself with SCOTUS rulings before oyu make any further inane statements.

    http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/0622/p01s01-usju....

    "In upholding his conviction and the mandatory identity-disclosure law, the majority justices also said the law only requires that a suspect disclose his or her name, rather than requiring production of a driver's license or other document."
  • FastMovingCloud · 5 months ago
    It seems more than a little reactionary on the part of the Sheriff's department. I think we have more than a little homophobia in the exercise of public duties. If so, they should lose their jobs!
  • fantom · 5 months ago
    My understanding involving noise complaints, that the police usually knocks on the door, informs the occupant that their was a noise complaint. Typcially before the police knocks on the door he accesses the situation by sitting outside listening to see if there was merit. I can understand that if 3 or more neighbors complained but only 1 person? Seems he was more of a noise complaint than the party. And a 2nd year officer seems to have been upset that his carne asada burrito and donut break was interrupted (sorry couldn't resist). Seems the police were initally excessive in what they did, but then again the media will omit things only to make the story sensational. Well it worked!
  • 1logicalthinker · 5 months ago
    Unfortunately, this type of behavior by the police is not a rarity. What is different about this is to whom it happened. If it occurred in a very poor neighborhood, chances are we would have never heard about it. The police are given extraordinary power to keep the peace. Sometimes, like this time, they abuse their authority and go too far.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    And you know the deputies were at fault how?
  • SunnyDeigo · 5 months ago
    Yes and this time they have messed with a pair of semi-retired millionaires from Beverly Hills who I hoep sue the living daylights out of the Sheriffs office and set the bar that we will not tolerate anymore police brutality.

    Ironic this comes on the tail of Frank White being acquitted. Everytime we let cops abuse power and then forgive them, we will get mor eof the same from more of these drywall hangers with badges.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    What's even more ironic is that had the people involved with the cops showed some type of courtesy, they would not have gotten themselves into the mess they are in.
  • Solsister · 5 months ago
    Right - and if that pretty little girl hadn't worn the short short skirt she wouldn't have been raped. Or if the black guy had just licked the boot of the racist like he was told, he wouldn't have been lynched.

    Blame the victim without a stitch of evidence, surfmutt. And walk all over the Constitution while you're at it.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Solsister...Sweetheart, you are REALLY reaching with that comment. To compare a noise complaint response to rape and racism is beneath you.

    As to your remark regarding walking all over the Constitution...help me understand what Constitutional articles were being trampled.

    Isn't it easy to flame others without a stitch of reason or logic?
  • Solsister · 5 months ago
    I wasn't comparing the noise complaint to rape. I was comparing the comment "If only those folks had been nicer to the cops they wouldn't have been pepper sprayed" to the attitude that dressing a certain way brings on rape.



    And you don't have a clue what is beneath me since you don't know me from Adam :)
  • inthejungle · 5 months ago
    Busby and her 'old hippy' followers should behaaaaave.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    hippies never solved or accomplished anything
  • jimmydore · 5 months ago
    first rule of war, losers take down flag. What did the confederacy ever accomplish, oh yeah, losing to a bunch of liberals. . Bravo.
  • Cydjim · 5 months ago
    neither did the Confederates...nothing like a treasonous display
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Cydjim...you need a history lesson. The Civil War was a great deal more than a treasonous display. Your attempt to minimize history minimizes you.

    You don't have to agree with history to acknowledge it.
  • stasia9 · 5 months ago
    Fighting terrorism = wanting to keep slaves? You are a racist. I hope you breed yourself into extinction. I have a feeling you are very close.
  • RushTheJunkieLimbaugh · 5 months ago
    except maybe building the internet...
  • urwrongagain · 5 months ago
    Why are you blaming the cop? He didn't pick that place out of the blue. He responded to a complaint. It is his job to go investigate. I went on a ride along...the officer went to a party call and noticed no noise...and no crowd. He just drove off and told the other officer coming to forget it. later we went to another party call and the people tried to quiet it down when he got there. He went to the door (because the party was still being held) and asked to speak to the owner. He got his ID (name-address-phone number-birth date) and told him to keep it quiet. We left. He told me he got that information because it was required to issue a ticket later if needed. Just in case the person said "I'm a junior or 3rd". We didn't go back..but it all made sense to me. While reading the story it looks to me like the resident refused to give the officer the information he was required to get. Just like a speeding ticket...
  • binary_star · 5 months ago
    Because you met a cop who wasn't psycho you assume that it's justified if a totally different cop pepper-sprays middle-aged women in their own homes?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    If a police officer or a sheriffs deputy wants to issue a warning as opposed to a citation...Why act like a troll?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    What statute required Barman to supply her date of birth?

    We can play this all day.

    And yes, I would actually like to know.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    When a law enforcement officer asks you to identify yourself, then you must comply or they have the right to detain you until they find out who you really are. Your name and date of birth are used to determine your identity. You have the right to refuse, but they have the right to detain you until they get the information, from one source or another. I don't know the actual statute number, but I'm sure the Department of Homeland Security can give it to you.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Bzzzt, but nice try.

    I don't base my rights on vague hand-waving about DHS (which is an executive branch agency and doesn't make laws).

    Anyone else wanna take a swing at this one? With all the LE posting, it should be easy.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    PC 853.3
  • Rollo · 5 months ago
    I agree with the Sergeant. If Busby was the object of this gathering it seems that she could have steered it to a calmer solution. Leadership is about seeing the bigger picture. Whether the deputy was right or wrong is authority should be respected. It sounds like he may have overracted to a beligerent crowd. I am interested in hearing what the ride along has to say.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Wha... "Leadership is about seeing the bigger picture. Whether the deputy was right or wrong is authority should be respected"

    Well done, George Orwell couldn't have said it better.
  • Rollo · 5 months ago
    I think confronting the officer, or surrounding him, because you don't want to give your birth date is not such a good idea. I would suggest if he was out of line you could register a complaint after the fact. It appears to me that the crowd chose to demonstrate their non compliance and the woman in question chose ingnore the request and walk off. Not a good choice even if you read George Orwell.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Thank you George.
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    I am interested to know why the clinician was along in the first place. To quell a disturbance without using brute force? -- FAIL. To monitor the deputy's response to interactions with the public? Like to see his/her notebook on this one.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    These people are assigned to ride along with deputies in the event of a call that needs evaluation for possible 5150 W & I reasons.
  • shed · 5 months ago
    PERT Unit. they ride with officers in case you run into mentally disturbed people. These people can aid in having people with mental issues find shelter or being placed in PSU's, so they don't become a problem later on. Law Enforcement agency's have been doing this for about 15 years. Money comes from a federal grant.
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    thanks.
  • lostviking · 5 months ago
    As much as I often complain about the conduct of SD law enforcement...the homeowner was being cited due to a complaint (regardless of her opinion of the complaint) she was being asked to supply required information, and chose to walk off. Ya right! The party goers interfered with the cop and helped her elude.

    Under those circumstances, they all should have been arrested and booked.

    Just because you are a lesbian does not give you special rights. You had a noise complaint filed. You, just like everyone else are required to give law enforcement the information they asked for and then you get to challenge...in court, not your yard.

    Pull you head out next time and nobody would have been arrested.
  • 1mic1voice · 5 months ago
    See folks, the police beat up white people too.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Not just any white people, but rich white people.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Rich white people.....with attorneys! I smell a lawsuit or two......
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    To the cop haters and dirtbags:

    The good guys are going to win another one.

    Don't like it? Tough.

    Three cheers for the deputies.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    When police are called to investigate a situation THEY must be in control at all times. Based upon the facts that have been released so far, this crowd challenged the officer's authority and that's when things got out of hand. If they had listened to the officers in charge, everything would have been okay. I find it interesting that more and more people feel that they have to answer to no one. The officer responding to a call MUST keep the upper hand at all times. If they don't, that's when people really get hurt. Be all reports that I have scene on this call, everything looks pretty routine.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Clearly there was an unruly mob at this gathering who thought that they could intimidate the police - which is always a mistake. Now I'm no fan of police as there are any number of cases of inappropriate response by police, but this does not seem to be one of them. Though I sympathize, actually, with those who suspect that police overreacted here, the facts seem to support their actions in this case. And that is why I've come out with what I have said here. Now unlike some I reserve the possibility, upon receipt of new facts, to reverse my opinion.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    A bunch of women in their 60's constitutes an "unruly mob"? Right. I'd ask you to share your drugs, but I prefer to remain at least tangentially in touch with reality.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    So you have information that there were only women there in their 60s? I think you're the one who's out of touch... clearly your opinion is based on fantasy, anyway.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "When police are called to investigate a situation THEY must be in control at all times. Based upon the facts that have been released so far, this crowd challenged the officer's authority and that's when things got out of hand. If they had listened to the officers in charge, everything would have been okay."

    Over the years, it has gotten commonplace for civilians to confront law enforcement officers when they should simply be answering questions. These confrontations often seem to lead to some sort of physical altercation in which the civilian ends up getting booked into jail, facing a host of charges, establishing or adding to their criminal record, etc.

    This case is a classic. I look forward to Ms. Barman's prosecution.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Excuse me, when you come into MY home, the person in charge is me. You can make all the Eric Cartman authorit-y comments you want, but in my home I am the master.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    "Excuse me, when you come into MY home, the person in charge is me. You can make all the Eric Cartman authorit-y comments you want, but in my home I am the master." by davew

    Well, that might be the case on a normal day, but when you are breaking the law the officer responding to your home temporarily becomes the "master" of your home. This is a time where you must submit to authority until the issue at hand is under control.

    Wake up people - We all have to submit to some authority at some point.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "Excuse me, when you come into MY home, the person in charge is me. You can make all the Eric Cartman authorit-y comments you want, but in my home I am the master."

    With that misinformed attitude, you'll end up being the "master" of whatever cell block you end up in. At least until it's time for you to go peel potatoes in the kitchen.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Keeping thinking that way chump. By the way here's something for you to read. If and when you understand it feel free to respond,

    The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
  • 98MustGT · 5 months ago
    Democrats Gone Wild
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Gone wild? More like typical behavior.
  • SDSurfer · 5 months ago
    Message to overprivileged politicos: you have to obey the law too.

    When the police show up at your door, treat them respectfully, don't cuss at them, or walk away without giving them your basic information.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Exactly - I've acted as the "spokesperson" when cops have showed up and I never got grabbed, pepper sprayed or charged with a crime. Shook hands with lots of cops - that's about it.
  • Zardoz · 5 months ago
    Nuthin like rolling up on a disturbance call to find a hoard of angry two buck chuck chardonnay marinated woman wearing Reeboks and tee shirts with handkerchiefs hanging out there back pockets yodeling " I wanna come over". Sounds like an episode of Reno 911.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    With the the same inept cops on Reno 911 showing up.
    You conveniently left that out of your analogy.
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    I totally have the picture in my head now of Dangle and Jones walking up to this 'complaint'. Good times.
  • Bugsthefarmdog · 5 months ago
    Zackly! The only part you missed was the "angry two buck chuck marinated, testosterone laden, has-been women's professional tennis gals!"

    And don't forget, the hostess, "Miss Manners", has a prior for assaulting the cops.

    Lordy, just imagine the ruckus that could be caused by a house full of Martina Navratalovas!
  • dontshoot · 5 months ago
    LMAO!!! Best comment yet in my own messed up opinion. Thank you :)
  • RedBucket · 5 months ago
    Hippies never learn.
  • OneBigAs_MistakeAmerica · 5 months ago
    Busby now wants an "explanation" of the Deputy's order to see "papers" of her guests....

    Before that happens, the voters of the 50th district of California should get an "explanation" as to why she was promising illegal aliens that they didnt need "papers" to vote!

    She's already proven that she is not worth to be involved in CA politics....what CA needs is to RID ITSELF of opportunists like Francine Busby...

    ..otherwise we can FORGET about balancing the budget!
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    Sounds like a few people in the Sheriffs Department have been taking lessons in the nuances of running a Police State from the Iranian Authorities. This select few has done a highly effective job of demonstrating that the North County Sheriff's Department is: 1) Politically motivated to serve some extreme faction of the Republican Party's interests, 2) Deputizes and harbors ignoramuses that do not exercise sound judgement or discretion while favoring misuse of their ordinances, physical force and the repression of free speech.

    To those few cowboys, I hope you're proud of yourselves for beating up on a couple of women. I'm sure they deserved it for disrespecting you and your authority. To the Sheriff, I hope you have the will and sense of justice to purge your ranks of these types of people. As a voter, I encourage you to not let them hide behind the blue shield. Being an officer is an important duty worthy of respect. This type of behavior delegitimizes the authority of the shield you wear.

    And to the neighbor, you're a worthless spiteful coward who doesn't deserve a place in society. What gives you the right to instigate a crowd by hiding and casting judgement from the shadows? It is YOU who deserves the blame for this. At the very least, have the courage and conviction to stand up for what you believe in.
  • wtfinsd · 5 months ago
    Some bigoted Rethuglican complains about fundraiser, Sherrif sends in his storm troopers. Sounds like a violation of civil rights.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    Hmmm you sound like an Obamabot!
  • LunarPeak · 5 months ago
    What's pretty sad are the commentators in this thread, opining that it is okay what happened because "she is liberal" and even some saying "she is lesbian." Although this event was a much lesser magnitude, let me just remind all:

    "In Germany, they came first for the Communists, And I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a Communist; And then they came for the trade unionists, And I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a trade unionist; And then they came for the Jews, And I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a Jew;
    And then... they came for me... And by that time there was no one left to speak up."
    -Pastor Martin Niemöller (1892–1984)

    I am not Jewish, and I happen to be a "straight" male. But it is sad that some would justify something that should never have happened, just because they don't like the demographics of the party goers, who I doubt were really having a rowdy party.
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    This is the reason we need to always speak out against injustices, no matter who these injustices are perpetrated against.

    We must always try to be guided by the greatest Virtues and Wisdom, and we must also "fight the good fight" as needed.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    The problem is that these right wing lunatics are, in truth, as anti- American as it gets. They really do hate what America stands for. You know, things like human rights, civil liberties, due process of law, equal protection under the law, and freedom of conscience. Think about it. These things are like nails on chalkboards to conservatives.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Yeah, these "Right Wingers" all of them just stand against all those civil liberties and due process. Oh, yeah. Sure enough. Those EVIL right wingers...
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    Apparently you checked your brain at the door fugonn. You're incredible, really a shining example of the American Body Politic. I am switching from Independent to Republican so I can be just as smart and sarcastic as you.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Rule of thumb:
    when a post starts and ends by making a blanket assertion about how "the right wingers this" or "those Leftista-mafiosas" that you should just read the comment for sport because they start and end the same as displayed below:

    Oh those nasty [insert political ideology I don't like] are all wrong! [insert ideology I like] is just so virtuous. the whole thing is hilarious because when you start looking closely at the politicians of any party they are mainly after one thing RE-ELECTION. that is it.
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    Fair enough fugonn, I'll agree with you on that.

    But I bet Ask A Mexican has a different perspective on violence carried out on unarmed people that are voicing their opinions. Go drive out to the Arizona or California deserts where there are Militia members having target practice with people coming across the border. This is a different topic for a different time - I am opposed to allowing illegal immigrants to enter any country, but allowing militia groups to march the borders and shoot at them is tantamount to vigilantism.

    I am a strong advocate of standing up for what a person believes in, but in an established, mature, civilized democracy, that right stops when flesh (or other projectile) meets flesh.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Jared- I bet if we met face-to-face, we would have great political conversations in which I agreed with you on several issues. I am with you on your assessment of our boarder. The US should control the boarder, and there should be an extensive z-visa guest worker program here. Militia members of all stripes are dangerous.
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    I would imagine most people posting blogs here would contribute to a solid conversation and ultimately come to the same rational conclusion about this issue.

    In the case of the ladies this happened to, I would imagine that it would be very difficult for a person who was just persecuted in front of a group of guests by a coward with nothing better to do than incite a riot to keep a cool head when the police come by and ask them to keep it down at 9:30 at night. My initial response would have been something along the lines of - what about the bigot next door? What gives him the right to throw rocks and slink away like a snake in the grass?

    Could talk about this all day... back to work.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Oh, and I'm not a GOP, but I am more conservative in some ways- all fiscal.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    It seems the lesbians and gays like their publicity, but not notoriety.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    bigot much?
  • TXSarge · 5 months ago
    Only daily. Long live the RWE!
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Say it loud, you're a bigot and proud!
  • FrankFitz · 5 months ago
    Hoo boy, here's your 60 year old north coast, wine sipping matron. Looks like she could kick my patootie!

    http://tinyurl.com/mrzqvq
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    Well, evidently, the cop was plenty scared and intimidated by her.

    This needs to be investigated.
  • AnchorBaby · 5 months ago
    She looks like a lesbian social activist.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Ignorant post
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    Ugghh, resist arrest, pay the consequences. Is it that big a deal to give your birth date and sign and receive the ticket? Be done with it and fight it later. Was alcohol present? Sounds like drunk people acting stupid.

    As a former federal officer, I too didn't like anyone standing behind me during an interrogation or interview. It's called Officer Safety, nothing wrong with that.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    MPDano, please explain the legal requirement to provide a date of birth while I go listen to crickets chirping.
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    Ok dave,

    Well, I am assuming the Deputy was asking a question that would be on the ticket. I never received a "Noise Ticket" before, so I would think that DOB would be a line to fill out on that ticket. Either way, my point is that what's the big issue on giving that answer. To me, sounds like a legitimate question to ask. When giving a Traffic Citation, your Drivers License is given to the LE Officer to transfer information to the ticket, as well as run your DL Number against a Warrant Database. Guess what? DOB is ON your License. Also, like I said, give the info then fight it later if it wasn't within his legal rights to ask.

    dave, you also sound like an attorney. So, if the Deputy was not in his right to ask such a menial question, this gives her the right to resist arrest? Back to you as my personal crickets are also chirping.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Yes it does. She invoked her right against self incrimination when refused to provide her DOB and walked away (it ABSOLUTELY applies here). Remember the Supreme Court has said you have to identify yourself, not give your life story. I read the police report as it was posted online yesterday. After she refused to provide that info and walked away, it said her arm was grabbed by the police officer. Notice that if she isn't be arrested for a crime (remember she WAS arrested for resisting and assault), then the officer has just committed assault against this woman. The report continues to state that after being grabbed the woman became combative and that was the assault she was arrested for.

    Excuse me, you assault her and when she resists and defends herself you arrest her for assault and resisting? If you weren't trying to arrest her then you had no business touching her.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    It is used for purposes of identification. What if the citation/warning was issued and a further court appearance was required. All Barman would have to say is, "That wasn't me, they don't even have my date of birth."
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Insufficient response. That is not a legal requirement to provide information.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    The next step then would be to ask a judge to issue a search warrant so the deputy could gather the information. Areas to be searched would include all portions of the home small enough to secrete a driver's license that would contain the information. It would also allow a complete search of the person, as well. Is that what you are hoping for?
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Good luck speaking to the judge when he kicks you out of his office after denying your application.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    They ask for DOB to help avoid getting the ticket confused with someone else with the same name. For example...Jose Gonzales gets a ticket....the other 30 J. Gonzales may get a summons or something else...the DOB helps eleminate the confusion. HELPS.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    LOVE the screen name!
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Nice post. Next time you care to respond to a question, ANSWER THE QUESTION. Please explain the legal requirement to provide a date of birth.
  • 1MansOpinion · 5 months ago
    Judging by your post you here cobwebs being made more then crickets chirping.
  • blubaby4me · 5 months ago
    READ the article. No alcohol!!!
  • SDGuy · 5 months ago
    Note to Francinbe Buzz-Brain: In case you haven't noticed from the posts here, you can kiss your next election bye-bye.

    Now stop hanging onto my leg before I pepper spray you!
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Highly unlikely......this non-event will give Francine a TON of free ink and air......you can't buy this kind of publicity.

    But keep believing....it is good to have a hobby.
  • Mr_Papageorgio · 5 months ago
    Another way to look at it...a bunch of rich libs can't seem to act responsibly. If Francine was there, why couldn't/didn't she exercise some leadership? If she wasn't there she really doesn't know what happened. Either way, it's pretty funny.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    The deputies were dealing with a complaint but the party goers decided to not act like adults and decided to become agressive towards the deputies. Afterall they are the man, Five 'O, the system holding all the 60's era liberals down.

    I do not believe it was a "raid" set up to break up the powerful Busby or gays in general.
  • bigg_brother · 5 months ago
    Seems pretty obvious what happened, this "neighbor" was yelling political slurs prior to his ostensibly false police report.

    He deserves jail for the false report as I see it, yelling political slurs prior to his false complaint is a big tip off. He was angry and screaming obscenities at his own neighbors only moments before he couldn't sleep? Right.

    These partisan political kooks are going to far. They are putting their national politics club above their own community and neighborhoods and the hatred that they are picking up is becoming a threat to us all. As we just saw here.
  • Rollo · 5 months ago
    You may be right, the neighbor is a bigot and he was not awaken by the party. What does that have to do with the woman refusing to give her information to the Deputy and attempting to ignore him and walk away? Busby even admitted talking on a PA system for a half hour so I don't think is was a quiet gathering. Sounds like egos were out of control all over the place!
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The neighbor sounds like a bigoted jerk, but the homeowner still had a duty to comply with the deputies request for her DOB.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    DOB is irrelevant
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    apparently thats not what the law says.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    DOB is necessary to issue the warning (it is part of the identification process)...he was not even issuing an actual citation.
  • SirVivor · 5 months ago
    Deputy Barney Fife: "But, gosh Andy ... the door was wide open and there were democrats and lesbians in there so somebody had to do something about it. Besides, I had a professional from the psychiatric emergency response team with me to help calm folks down a bit."
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    One thing lost in all of this is a simple way to avoid these types of situations. It's called communication. This event obviously wasn't a spur of the moment gathering, but rather a well planned and thought out fund raiser. The hostess of this event probably had a fairly good estimate of how many people would be showing up, along with a time estimate of how long the gathering would last.

    Why didn't she place a call to the Sheriff's Dept, and let them know ahead of time what was going on? Why didn't somebody from Busby's campaign do the same? Sounds like a logical thing to do. When the noise complaint came in, and the call dispatched, the responding deputies would know exactly what was going on at the home. As a matter of fact, the dispatcher could have alerted the complaining party about what was going on, and a deputy never would have been needed at all.

    Seems that a lack of leadership skills and planning on Busby's part. Not something CA needs more of.
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    surfmutt-
    The concept that You're referring to is one of Personal responsibility, and accountability. Don't you know that in today's newthink, when it comes to liberals, and people in general, Nobody is accountable for anything! And how dare the oppressive 'Pigs' interfere? Where's Jesse Jackson, and Al Sharpton? Where's the ACLU? Oh, the Humanity!!!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I just thought it was called planning and foresight. Silly me.....
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Sure, 20/20 hindsight. Something for the homeowner to keep in mind next time. Especially when you have politically charged, homophobic neighbors, around you.

    However, I'm certain this isn't the first such complaint that the deputy has ever responded to. And yet he could have taken care of this away from the gathering by calling the homeowner out to the front door and discussing it there. Instead, he felt the need to barge in and insert himself into the middle of the situation.
    Now that was stupid!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    How do you barge in with an open door and people milling about? He tried to locate the homeowner, that's why he was in the home! He had that right.
  • SunnyDeigo · 5 months ago
    No he didn't have a right. It's private property, he had no business entering the household without a warrant.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Think that you better brush up on the law. And while you're at it, learn to spell "Diego" correctly.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    That theres funny...I don't care who you are. Lord forgive me and bless the starving pygmies in New Guinea.
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    Capm, if You read the report, the Homeowner was AT the door. She retreated into the residence, after refusing to answer the Deputy's simple, lawful question. All she had to do was answer him, and case closed. Do You think the Deputy really wanted to be bothered with this 'incident'? Probably not...
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    She had no legal requirement to ANSWER the question. You have heard of the 5th amendment, correct?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Don't you think the hostess knew of this neighbor?
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Are you serious? You expect people to call the police to notify them of an impending party every time a party is planned? I think the police would get a little tired of those daily phone calls.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Yes, I'm serious. As a beat cop, they would like that. They would have knowledge about who was at the party and the reason for the party. The would also have a name and phone number of the person in charge. When I was working, and responded to a loud party complaint, I would get the hosts cell phone number after the first call. If i was asked to respond again, i would call the host's cell, tell him I was on my way back and to meet me at the door. I could then have a one on one conversation with them, and disperse the crowd without incident if required.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Exactly.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    It wasn't an everyday party...a fund raiser. Last time I checked non of the parties I went to were fund raisers. Just fun raisers.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    LOVE the screen name!
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    Seems that a lack of leadership skills and planning on Busby's part. Not something CA needs more of.

    she will be PERFECT!
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Just like they do in Iran and Cuba.

    Let the police and government know of every meeting
    and what they will discuss politically???

    Stupid Comment.

    Deputies need better training
    and to be paired with woman deputies
    since studies have shown that women
    duputies are much better at talking and
    communicating and not escalating situations
    into violent confrontations and unnecessary arrests
  • greggr34 · 5 months ago
    So, you want the Sheriff's Dept to keep track of all the parties that are being held in San Diego County on a Friday night, is that it? Maybe they should have registered at the Sheriffs station while they were at it. Perhaps the homeowner should have been carrying her papers while in her home too. And make sure she had a list of all the names and addresses and license plates and drivers licenses of her guests as well available for the police on demand, no warrants necessary. And hey, while we're at it, maybe they should have worn some kind of a marker or name badge that would make it easier for the cops to identify everybody at the party too, you know, maybe a blue letter on their lapel or something.

    Seeing as how 3 of the 4 neighbors didn't hear much of anything tells you that the 4th neighbor has issues with Ms Barmon and Ms Stratton. From what I've read of this incident, the Sheriff was completely out of line. Frankly, I'm sick and tired of law enforcement treating everybody like a criminal, that goes from the airports to the roads to our freaking HOMES!!!! We still have rights in this country, being an officer of the peace does not give you the right to violate those RIGHTS that are listed in the Constitution, but I know, the terrorists might get us if we don't all just bend over and let the authorities do whatever they want to do. And don't think for an instant that I hate the cops, they have a tough job, but they need to exercise situational awareness, I mean, come on, a hoity toity party in a rich neighborhood with a bunch of 60ish citizens, please, you come in confrontational, you get a confrontation.

    People are dying in the streets fighting for liberty all over the world, but here, in the center of democracy, we have to kiss the behnd of the cops just because they say so? Doesn't seem right to me.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Why don't you just go completely overboard on a simple suggestion? This wasn't an "every day run of the mill party", but a political fund raiser. As such, it is in the best interests of all those that are, or may be involved to be aware of such functions. Information and knowledge, when shared, are powerful tools. As I noted before, had this information be made available to the SDSO prior to the event, the incident could have been handled in a different fashion. Maybe Miss Barman could have notified all her neighbors, so they too would be aware.
    And what rights were violated? The right to peace and tranquility in your own home? Review California Penal Code section 415. According to the complaining party that right of his was being violated. The deputy had a legal obligation to be there. He merely wanted to perform his duties and leave. Miss Barman impeded his responsibilities by refusing to answer a simple question. Again, it all boils down to personal choices and the consequences of those choices. She provides the information, the deputy gives her the warning, and they part ways. How is that kissing the behind of a cop?
  • Satan's Throne · 5 months ago
    Maybe, next time rent a floor at the Hilton, or some other place. The niegbors would be happy, The party of people would be happy and the cops would be happy. This would be a non issue.
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    I suppose if this was a prayer meeting, your response would be different
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    I have yet to see a simple prayer meeting (attended by a political candidate) degenerate into a hostile crowd shepherding someone away from a deputy in the performance of his duty.
  • bigg_brother · 5 months ago
    The person who filed this apparently false noise complaint - for what appears to be selfish political reasons at face value - deserves jail time if proven to be true. It sure looks that way given the other neighbors didn't even hear it with open windows.

    Using the police to carry out personal political hatreds is just going too far, this needs to be punished, harshly.

    These AM-radio addicted political kooks and their hatred is growing out of control. This incident is the sign of a man that is out of control with his irrational political anger and is an open threat to his neighbors.
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    Agree 100%. This isn't the ole South and this 9-1-1-abusing nut needs to face legal consequences for his misuse of emergency resources.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    What makes you think it was false?

    A large group of women, like 50 of them, all talking at the same time.

    It's certainly a noise complaint. I know it would drive me crazy.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Seriously, why do misogynistic, homophobic, racist, backward cretins like yourself frequent this site? This isn't the San Diego of the 1950s....most people in this city have grown up, have put prejudice behind them. You, however, are still stuck in a fantasy land where women stay in the kitchen, gays stay in the closet for fear of violence, and people of color know their place as well.

    People like you are not welcome on this website. This isn't a Klan website, it's for people of the San Diego community, i.e. people of all colors, all ethnicities, all sexual orientations, all religions, etc. If you don't like it, maybe you should consider moving someplace else, like Saudi Arabia (I think you'd like the way that kingdom treats women).
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    I couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you!
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    It was also a Friday night at 9:30 PM. Having a party is not against the law, and filing a noise complaint at that day and time is highly unreasonable. The 911 operator should have hung up on the person making the complaint.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    Depends on the circumstances. If a neighbor complains, that's generally enough.

    I would say it's reasonable to expect peace and quiet at 9: 30 PM.

    I don't think 911 operators would hang up on complaints of a loud party.

    In fact< I know the Encinitas Sheriff station is very good at keeping a lid on things.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    "I would say it's reasonable to expect peace and quiet at 9: 30 PM."

    What are you, an 80 year old granny? 9: 30 on a FRIDAY NIGHT??????
  • bigg_brother · 5 months ago
    Common sense.

    Try it out sometime.
  • shed · 5 months ago
    agree!!!
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    The neighbor appears to be a a bigoted jerk. The homeowner appears to be a pain in the tail. The party goers appear to be disruptive.
  • tahn · 5 months ago
    seven deputies, a sergeant and a helicopter were dispatched.... NICE use of Funds.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    I'm OK with it.

    This woman attacked a peace officer.

    She must have been drunk or on meth. Probably all these people were
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    You just totally discredted yourself, nothing else you say should be taken seriously by anyone.
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Go back to bed.
  • SunnyDiego · 5 months ago
    I am troubled by the Sgt.'s comments calling on Ms. Busby to "take a leadership role, step up and nip this thing in the bud." Before calling on an ordinary civilian to intervene, how about the only sworn law enforcement officer on scene "take a leadership role" by leaving the citation in the mailbox on his way out? A wise law enforcement officer never calls on an average citizens to do his work for him when there is tension. Clearly the Sgt. is covering for this ill-trained deputy. In a court of law, the deputy will held to a higher professional standard that the snotty hostess. It doesn't matter if the group was 30 liberal lesbians or 30 NRA members, the Constitution gives them all the right to gather and chat so long as they don't disturb their neighbors. The prudent thing for a trained deputy to do is cite the gathering for noise and leave. Save the pepper spray for a real threat.
  • SDSurfer · 5 months ago
    Except, as stated in the article, the homeowner refused to cooperate with the officer writing the citation, including walking away without giving requested information.
  • RushTheJunkieLimbaugh · 5 months ago
    "In her statement, Barman said she asked the deputy why he needed her birth date, because he knew her name and where she lived.

    “He told me I was under arrest, grabbed my right arm, twisted it behind me and threw me on the ground,” she said."

    sound like she tried to ask a question.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    The party was a fund raiser for Busby. She was the focus and reason for the gathering. She had an obligation, as the "person of honor" to immediately speak with the deputy, and tell them what the reason for the gathering was, and how long it was expected to continue. She did none of these things, but instead is using the situation for her own political gain, and keeping her name in the public's eye.
  • RushTheJunkieLimbaugh · 5 months ago
    i would think that the person(s) throwing the get together, or the property owner/tenant would have more of an "obligation" "to immediately speak with the deputy", rather than the "person of honor".
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    The first person of responsibility would be the home owner. Busby, though, as a leader, should have stepped up and assisted the deputy in locating her.
  • ssdd · 5 months ago
    It's clear the cop was a punk, and I'm generally a police supporter, but society turns over vast amounts of power to their police and expects proper use of that power. The policeman was ready to give process (even if it was a warning) without ANY verification or investigation. That was against department policy. Seem to be a lot of facist police officers in the San Diego area.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Know department policy before you post. The deputy had a citizen willing to sign a noise complaint, and was in essence acting as the complaining parties agent in this matter. It is a violation of department policy not follow through with this type of incident. The deputy was just there to do a cite and release, and the party guests turned it into something else.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    While I agree with you, I know of people who do make all manner of false complaints and thus enlist the aid of cops and other "officials" to do their dirty work and I can agree that while the policy of secrecy about complaints is necessary it is abused by few. We can see, from the result at this particular event, that there seems to be some justification in the complainants actions as this clearly was an unruly, obnoxious mob. If not then the cops would have shown up, made sure things were quiet, and left. I've had cops come to my house (due to a loud party at my neighbors house but it sounded like it came from mine due to the layout of the properties) due to similar complaints and I was never arrested or pepper sprayed.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    The cops were most likely used in this situation. But they had a legal obligation to follow up, especially when they had someone who was willing to sign a complaint
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    By law, a "cop's peace" cannot be disturbed, that is why you don't see them coming up to homes with parties in progress, unless dispatched. Those parties, with no one willing to sign a complaint, are low priority, and generally the response by LE, is an informal, "hey, we got a complaint, can you keep it down a bit. If we get more calls, we're gonna have to shut it down."

    With someone who either demands contact, prior to or after the cops look into the party, or is willing to sign, the call, still low priority, is moved up a notch. Again, usually a verbal warning is given to the host and that is the end of it, unless there is a history at the home of non compliance. If the cops are called back a second time, and again, a complaining party is willing to sign, the cops now have an obligation to issue a citation. Cops in general hate these types of calls, and don't want the hassle of writing the reports that go along with them.
  • pikieminnow · 5 months ago
    I live in the same area as this "fund raiser" and I have had the deputies called to my house because we threw some pretty loud parties and those deputies were completely PROFESSIONAL in their actions and their handling of the situation. We were asked to be quiet as we were disturbing the neighborhood with the band that was playing. We complied and guess what??? No pepper spray was necessary! And, only 2 deputies needed to show up. But I am a little bummed that we didn't get the helicopter ;((((
    Grow up Demo-brats!
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    did it occur to you that because the people at this party were NOT making noise
    that they had no reason to deal with law enforcement in the first place
    unlike you who were expecting them, because you were disturbing the peace
    you took two deputies off the beat and cost taxpayer money

    and you PLANNED to do it

    how does this compare to someone who ISN'T making noise?
    it does not
  • pikieminnow · 5 months ago
    Sure, the cops always show up to people's houses who make no noise whatsoever! Oh, wait, that must be them knocking right now, as I am making no noise!
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    You have to have the nosy, bitter neighbor next door to you, looking for any excuse to harass you,... then they'll show up.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    another political hack making up a story in an effort to make some cheap political point on a blog
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    well most political hacks are democrats 80/20 ratio so it makes sense.
  • pikieminnow · 5 months ago
    I have pictures...
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    Toga, Toga, Toga!

    Throw a PARADE!
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    we are.. it's mid july.

    hope to see you there, so you will know what you're talking about when you mention parades

    [there will probably be no togas, unless little ceasar's pizza has a float]
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Me too. And on both occasions the officers never attempted to enter my house. They stood at the door and politely explained there had been a complaint. I identified myself as the homeowner and assured them we would be quiet. They thanked me and left..never even asked for as much as my name.

    The difference is both you and I were actually making too much noise too late. That doesn't seem to the the case here.
  • flatbadge · 5 months ago
    Bad situation all around. This would have been a simple written warning, which is standard procedure. Lets hope there was a party willing to sign the noise complaint aka make the citizens arrest. The reporting party was the 'victim' that called the Sheriff's department. Having worked that area, it is very political and I have seen more people act this way at parties then at any other portion of the county that I patrolled. I was very happy when I transferred out of there! Now that I am retired I can post freely.
  • doyouhave5pesos · 5 months ago
    This is my favorite story of the day! (although if this happened on Friday night it was probably on SignOn all weekend).
    I just love the fact that these people who have probably not had much contact with law enforcement in thier lives got a swift lesson in badge respect. Listen people, if an officer of the law asks you a question, you should answer them.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    How's that police state mentality working out for you?
  • doyouhave5pesos · 5 months ago
    If you're referring to me personally, it's working out fine. I try to avoid contact with law enforcement by not breaking laws. The few times in my life life that I've been pulled over, I've been respectful whether I agree with them or not. Know why? They not only have a badge, but they have guns, clubs and pepper spray. Hmmm. Seems pretty simple to me.
    If you're referring to mmminuteman, then my only comment to you would be: what part of ILLEGAL don't you understand?
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Yeah, that's his own little obsession.

    I'm talking about this whole idea that the police can do no wrong and that their power to stop, enter, detain and question has expanded considerably over the past few years.

    It is a little thing for sure--just answer the question and you'll be left alone--but I see it as part of much bigger abdication of our rights in exchange for (the illusion of) security.

    That to me is un-American; it seems like the same people who complain so loudly about "big government" have no problem with this constant expansion of police powers.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    "badge respect"

    is that what the pro-police state fanatics are calling inappropriate police behavior these days?
  • doyouhave5pesos · 5 months ago
    No. It's what I call respecting someone with a badge. I'm not a fanatic, just pointing out the obvious turning point in this incident that caused it to evolve the way it did. How is responding to a call and/or dealing with uncooporative people inappropriate?
  • highlander1715 · 5 months ago
    When they behave with respect to me, who pays their damned wages with my taxes, then, I will start to have a little respect for them. Our local law enforcement officers in this area from my experience are rude, arrogant and enjoy throwing their gun backed weight around. On the other hand when I was stopped for speeding in Texas the State Trooper was respectful Sir this and Sir that, polite, authoritative and professional, perhaps we could send our lot over there for some training in public interaction.
  • NorthenSoul · 5 months ago
    "What's pretty sad are the commentators in this thread, opining that it is okay what happened because "she is liberal" and even some saying "she is lesbian."

    These are the same dittoheads who subscribe to violence against anyone who's different from them, were part of the huge spike in gun purchases after the election and screamed bloody murder and "civil rights" infringement on the DHS report about the rising dangers of right wing extremism, even if the report was requested by the Bush Administration.

    So, LunarPeak, I'd say it's not only sad...it's becoming dangerous.
  • alsoldano · 5 months ago
    I'm glad Busby's party guests were pepper sprayed
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I'm glad that the GOP will be out of power for at least a generation.
  • SD_Dave · 5 months ago
    So does that make YOU more or less of a douchebag than the San Diego Sheriff's office?
  • SD_Dave · 5 months ago
    So does that make YOU more or less of a douchebag than the San Diego Sheriff's office?
  • marleyh · 5 months ago
    what a waste of taxpayer money - go catch some real criminals, oh wait, too scared to respond to real crime.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    If the radio call didn't come in, they wouldn't have been there. Think before you engage your fingers....
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    If the rightwing bigot wasn't yelling obscenities over the hedge then....

    Here we have chicken/egg syndrome don't we?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Again, as i posted earlier, the deputy was there as a result of a call for service with a reporting party who was willing to sign a noise complaint. If Barman knew her neighbors better, she could have taken steps to provide information to the Sheriff Dept. prior to the event to avoid this type of situation. She did not, and from her actions that night, it appears she feels she is above doing things out of common courtesy.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    One of the Sheriff's jobs, and an important one, is to control noisey parties and inconsiderate neighbors.

    It IS what I pay taxes for.
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    The display of your treasonous redneck flag denotes your approval of the death of 600,000 Americans. OK, OK almost half of them were secessionists I guess they don't really count.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Why don't they count?
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    I don't know. Why do people wave flags promoting rebellion against the United States?
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    So, they had a different political view and don't count? Isnt that part of the reason that war started? Think or read a history book before you answer that.
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    Really, Seceding from the union is a different political view? I do believe you are in need of some civics lessons. Secession is treason which is punishable by death. Those who celebrate it are condoning the worst slaughter of Americans, North and South, in our history. Don't try to defend a bigot who hides behind a rebel flag. PS the "don't count" line is called sarcasm. All victims count.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Take note how NONE of the other neighbors were bothered by the "noise" . Only the bigot yelling obscenities over the hedge. That alone speaks volumes.

    If a couple dozen middle aged people at a fundraiser in someone's backyard at 9PM is "disturbing the peace" and requires multiple patrol cars, a HELIPCOPTER (!??) and pepper-spray then something is seriously wrong with the law enforcement in that area. Poorly trained? Bored? Hostile to people with views differing form their own? Probably all of these.

    Methinks it is another case of right-wing nutjob losers finding a way to vent their rage at being completely irrelevant, out-of-date, backwards dinosaurs.

    Losing is a b*tch, people. GET OVER IT.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    I agree - Barman, Morgan, and Busby, all left-wing nutjobs, lost in this tussle with the police.

    GET OVER IT.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I was referring to the right-wing in general, which has collapsed into an increasingly irrelevant minority full of rage about their own impotence.

    But as far this specific incident goes, I'm sure this is far from over.
    Methinks some police will be "spending more time with their families" very soon.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    And I was referring to the left-wing in general, which according to these boards, have collapsed into an increasingly one-sided, elitist, and mob-mentality like viewpoints.

    But yeah, as far as the incident goes, it's going to end up in court because somebody got all butt-hurt. You know those political types have huge EGO's to fill....so stay tuned and get ready to dish out the coin as the taxpayers will get raked over the coals (again).

    And for what? All they had to do was listen to law enforcement....is that so hard to do?

    F*ing bullcrap man!
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    It's really strange how people's viewpoints can be 180 degrees opposite from reading the same story.

    If you're a bigoted rightwinger who hates gays and/or liberals you will no doubt ignore the completely over-the-top assault on these people (for essentially NOTHING) because you don't LIKE them and you're actually happy they were harrassed and attacked. You will couch this in a bunch of nonsensical hooey defending the ridiculous actions of the police as if they were some front-line soldiers in a battle, rather than cowardly attacking unarmed middle aged lesbians with pepper-spray.... and throwing them to the ground.

    As usual, rightwingers are devoid of the gene that allows any ability to put themselves in others situation. especially if they don't LIKE those other people.
    ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK is your mindset.

    Instead of questioning WHY none of the other neighbors complained (only the bigot screaming over the hedge) you flip it into some strange attack on the victim based on your strange idea of what you IMAGINE they are thinking, or what you IMAGINE their "ego" is like. As if they deserved to be assaulted and harrassed because YOU don't think they're humble enough when the stormtroopers are at the door.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    And you don't have any rage?

    That aside...I knew this had something to do with Obama.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Obviously I got your number.

    (snicker)
  • mikeatle · 5 months ago
    Your name kind of fits you, doesn't it...
  • karela · 5 months ago
    Guess the Sheriff's department supports the republicans and hates gays and lesbians huh? That's disgusting. And why should she have to give the creep her birth date? Since when do you have to give your birth date to a cop for a ticket? He could have asked to see her ID but why ask her age aloud in front of guests? And for Pete sake, eight cop cars, a helicopter, battery, arm twisting, throwing people on the floor and pepper spray for a noise complaint that the nearest neighbors never heard? This is police abuse and it certainly makes San Diego Sheriff's department look like thugs. Jerks!
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Here the gay mafia gets confused with facts! The extra deputies and the helicopter were brought in when the guests tried to take a sheriff's prisoner away from him, NOT BECAUSE OF THE NOISE COMPLAINT. Once they interfered with the deputy doing his duty, then it became akin to a riot situation, as far as law enforcement was concerned.

    I'm really cracking up over the fact that some of the same people that thought White was justified in shooting Silva don't believe the law should arrest some old lesbian who is disturbing the neighbors. If you're going to be pro or anti cop at least walk the same path all the time.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    "Prisoner"???? For refusing to provide her birth date???? Inside her own home.....no less?????? Dude, you are better suited to live in the former Soviet Union.
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    Did you really call an old lady accused of a noise complaint a "prisoner". No wonder your state is broke.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    no..your response makes you look like an idiot
  • SunnyDeigo · 5 months ago
    Well when pigs can shoot unarmed people and children because they get a little scratch on their car, or chase down and shoot drunk drivers and then only get a slap on the wrist, this is what happens.

    When citizens and juires begin holding these neanderthal steroid raging cops responsible for their actions on and off duty, perhaps these over-the-top incidents would become less likely.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Or perhaps, if people don't refer to cops as pigs and show respect for the job they are trying to do when they are contacted by them.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Ignorant unsubstantiated post.
  • Gretch78 · 5 months ago
    Ah Leadership in action (Busby). Any neighbor can make a complaint about noise....even if it is you just starting up a lawmower. A police report can be false and get the false reporter put in jail, not a false noise complaint.
    In any case, answer the police questions and save the fight for another day. Old people can get real uppity!!! I would have loved to have seen the whole thing evolve. Grey hairs fighting with the police!!
    Yee Ha!!
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    i wish there was video. i love watching stoopid people get pepper sprayed and especially TAZED.
    dont taze me bro! i hope that dougt guy gets it next.

    i do feel the need not to dirty my karma by telling you if you cooperate with the police then the odds of finding a bad cop are lower than winning the lottery.
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    OMG! "Don't Taze me Bro!" That is Classic. I could see a YouTube Video of Busby saying that same line, hilarious!
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Now that is change, er I mean, "leadership" you can believe in...
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    It really sounds like a group of folks too good to follow basic instructions and answer basic questions. Name and date of birth need to be put on the form for ID conformation. No big deal victim or witness or suspect. Nothing more dumb than not being polite when "The Man" asks you the basics. It is much easier and more fun for him to kick your butt and haul you down town than it is to put up with your stupid lip. A dose of taco sauce in your face just enlightens you to improve your attitude. Get over it. Do not try to have a trial in the back yard. Do it in court and it will go much better and probably get dismissed. Create a fuss with the man and pay a fine.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    The sheriffs office should not send Men who are easily intimidated my Women. What would he have done without pepper spray and tasers? Opened fire?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    It appears he properly followed the use of force continuum
    1. Officer presence
    2. Verbal command (I will need your date of birth)
    followed by refusal to comply
    3. Contact control (taking hold of the subject)
    followed by refusal to comply and the crowd impeding him in performing his duties
    4. Aerosol irritant
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    And Ignore the deputies first mistake: Not asking permission to enter the residence.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Assumption or misrepresentation of fact...I'm still trying to decide.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Why don't you try reading the article/s. Might help you out.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    mute point - move on my friend
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Because you say so.....Riiiiiiiight......
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    You need not use force in response to a nieghbors complaint about noise. A
    simple warning in stead of a force continuum? Where does all of this idiosy
    come from.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Officer presence is a level of force...so is a verbal command. The thing about the use of force continuum is that you do not have to escalate. All escalation and deescalation is determined by the subject(s) you are dealing with. The officer does not make the decision. He is reactive.

    1. Officer presence
    2. Verbal command (I will need your date of birth)
    followed by refusal to comply
    3. Contact control (taking hold of the subject to effect arrest)
    followed by refusal to comply and the crowd surrounding the deputy and impeding him in performing his duties
    4. Aerosol irritant
    crowd dispersed...deputy uninjured
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    For a Noise complaint? Escalate! Another dumb Cop!
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Do you not realize you are required by law to give information to a police officer in order for identification? Or, do you think when you get pulled over you do not have to show your ID and they are required to let you go? It was only 5 mph over the speed limit.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    It was a noise complaint! Pure and simple the first thing done is to give a
    warning not wading in with demands at a private gathering in a private home.
    The complaining call was from someone having trouble sleeping how can a
    trained Officer not control a simple complaint? The homeowner also has a few
    rights.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    He wanted her DOB for the warning...he was cutting her a break.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    What break? He caused more problems than the original complaint. Get a Clue!
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    If I recall that was the second time they arrived at the home. So they DID give a warning. Get your facts straight before you assume all cops are bad people.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Do you realize that there is a difference between DRIVING and being in your home?
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Do you realize for noise it also would have been a citation just like driving? Same information...a ticket.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    It appears the homeowner and the crowd escalated the situation.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "It appears the homeowner and the crowd escalated the situation."

    Careful, Green. With talk like that, you risk making DZ5059 an enemy for life.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    You 2 are prime examples of the lack of skills in dealing with the public by so many officers.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    In response to the Officer. He should have given a warning. and that is all
    that would of been needed unless or until the warning was not heeded. Then
    he should have called for more Officers if his warning was ignored. Then he
    wouldn't have been alone in the growd.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Do you feel that people have a duty to comply with a police officer?
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    Police are Public Servants who work for us not against us. The owner of the
    house didn't understand the officers need to have more information. It was a
    noise complaint that required at most a warning and not the heavy handed
    behavior of the officer. Police and the Sheriffs office are there to
    "Protect and Serve". Tax payers should get what they pay for not Cowboys
    with guns.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Do you? No matter what is asked of them?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Yes unless it is immoral or illegal...especially if all he wants is my date of birth.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Immoral or Illegal?
    So tell me, who's going to make that judgement call. You or the Officer?
    Remember now, you're dealing with a police officer. Someone who isn't exactly on your side in matters like this.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    He is trying to do his J.O.B. What is he supposed to do, walk away when you say "No"?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The police officer is in charge...

    Is giving you DOB immoral or illegal?

    That is what we are talking about.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    And there is nothing illegal with refusing to give him such information. Especially to some one that has come into YOUR HOME uninvited.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    He had a duty to investigate the complaint. He was not executing a search without a warrant. If you refuse to identify (of which the DOB is a part) you are subject to arrest until such a time as identity can be determined.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    And he could have done it all without entering the residence. That's how it's usually done. Avoids ugly scenes like what happened.
    Barney Fife felt he could proceed however he damn well pleased.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    You are the premier poster child for "officers who are incapable of dealing with the public."

    Your MP past shows VERY clearly.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Your post is ignorant. In late 2002/early 2003, during the run up to the current war in Iraq. I was specifically selected to supervise the Madison Gate at Ft. Lewis WA. This was on a day where a protest was scheduled and intelligence indicated the group wanted to overrun the gate and illegally enter the installation to disrupt activities. As the group approached with their signs, chanting, mood rings, and love beads, I met them and spoke with the leader of the group. With a TV camera in my face and reporters snapping photos (creating just a little bit of pressure,) I talked them into protesting off to the side, so they did not disrupt traffic and prompt an alternate response (SRT was in a van on standby around the corner.) This was covered on the local news and in print. I was commended by my chain of command for my maturity and restraint. Before you state that I behaved because of the cameras, know this. I would not have placed my fellow soldiers in harms way without need. I take great offense at your continual barrage of attacks on The Military Police Corps. It is full of fine men and women who serve at home and abroad under a variety of hostile situations. The Army MP corps is known as the "Force of Choice" due to its flexibility in operational capability. I have lost too many brothers and sisters due to hostile action and have too many who are still in harms way to let you continue and verbally assault them.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Fine and dandy. You were an MP. Then again, your "mood rings, and love beads" comment reminds us that anyone can claim whatever they wish on this comment board

    This wasn't a protest at a military installation. It was an intrusion into a private residence. In case you haven't noticed, it's not quite the same thing.
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    dumb are the people that got sprayed. pwnage.
  • sdharlydad · 5 months ago
    which meant another CITIZEN was willing to sign a citizen' arrest on the homeowner. Police will not respond without a complaintant
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    You are very confused. You cannot be arrested for a noise complaint unless
    you fail to comply to the initial WARNING! That was all the officer was ther
    to do until he REACTED to the owner.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    What a SURPRISE!

    You can blather all you want but this clown needs training....a lot of it.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The pepper spray was in response to the hostile crowd...not the lone woman.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    It is still a threat the officer should not have gone beyond a warning
    unless HE was threated. He gave no opportunity for the people to comply
    before going beyond the warning.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    He was trying to issue the warning. The woman would not provide her DOB to facilitate this. the crowd surrounded the deputy and drug her off.
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    seems the woman was intimidated far more by men
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    cepollick:
    Obviously, You were there? You seem to know all concerning this incident. Where in the article does it state that the party was attended solely by women? Just because the party was hosted by a Lesbian couple, You assume too much.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    The conflict was with a woman who was responding to the officers responce to
    a noise complaint. Read the article your confusion will lessen.
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    cepollick:
    But a MAN grabbed her leg, impeding the Deputy from doing his duty. That was the scenario on which I based my comment.
  • cepollick · 5 months ago
    After the officer, there to deliver a simple warning, failed to control
    himself or the situation. Things escolated only the officer grabbed the
    woman. All from a simple noise complaint?
  • sdharlydad · 5 months ago
    Well Busby....you lost my vote!
  • bigg_brother · 5 months ago
    She probably never had it.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Why'd she lose your vote? What exactly would you expect her to do in such a situation? Some power-tripping cop is indiscriminately spraying people with his pepper spray. What is she supposed to do?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The pepper spray was in response to the hostile crowd that surrounded him and impeded him in the performance of his duties.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    His duties were not needed, nor was his presence.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    If you call in a complaint, do you expect a police response? You would flip out if the police blew off a complaint you made.

    If the cop had decided to blow off the call, you would put down your joint and hurriedly type..."Who is this guy to decide my complaint is not valid. He needs more/better training. The cops here are such jerks. They just aren't sensitive enough. He should be fired. They should be disarmed and made to wear non-threatening uniforms like the guys and gals at Best Buy."
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    LoL

    "If the cop had decided to blow off the call, you would put down your joint and hurriedly type..."

    Funny
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Do your fellow officers EVER do anything wrong? You make excuse after excuse for them EVERY DAMN TIME.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    I am familiar with law enforcement policies, relevant laws, and police training. Most of the negative comments come from those who aren't.

    I have walked a mile in the boots. I have had crowds turn hostile on me. I have had people try to hurt me for no better reason than the uniform I wear. I have had people try to hurt me because I interrupted their criminal actions.

    I do criticize police officers who dishonor the badge. I have been very critical of the off duty Chicago cop who beat the hell out of the bar tender and only got probation. I have been very critical of the SDPD officer who gave sensitive info to cartel members. I have been very critical of CBP Officers and Border Patrol Agents who are caught smuggling drugs and illegal aliens. I have been very critical of The El Monte police officer who kicked the suspect in the head after a foot pursuit. I have been critical of the Inglewood PD officer who slammed the head of the handcuffed subject into the police car.

    The difference is that you are critical of police at every turn. I apply the known facts to the duties, demands, and legal requirements the officer faces.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    Hey Green, check out this picture of cop hater DZ5059 lol:

    http://www.commentbuddy.com/comments/Ugly-Men/s...
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    The funny thing is.....he probably doesn't even live in her district.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Wow, where did you get your facts?

    "Why'd she lose your vote? What exactly would you expect her to do in such a situation? Some power-tripping cop is indiscriminately spraying people with his pepper spray. What is she supposed to do?"

    I am willing to say you most likely spent time in jail.
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    All the party host had to do was comply with the deputy's lawful request, and the 'situation' would have ended right there. She made a bad choice, and now must suffer the consequences.
    This, is called personal accountability for one's actions. Something that sadly, is severely lacking in today's society.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The problem with liberalism is that nobody is accountable to anyone for anything.
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Stop making this a party issue. There are plenty of folks on either side who feel that they are not accountable to anyone or anything.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    You are correct. It is not a party issue. It is an issue of philosophy. Liberals so believe in defying the man (a la 1960) that fail to recognize and comply when the authority is appropriate. This deputy was issuing a warning (not a citation) and she still refused to provide necessary identifying information. He wanted her DOB not the Intercontinental Thermonuclear Launch Codes for Pete's sake.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    In simple terms, and you may agree with it, and you may not.....but there are two kinds of people in this world, those that comply with authority, and those who cross their arms and think they don't have to answer to anyone regardless of who it is, who quite often display a genuine amount of asshattery.

    Those people, may I add, seem to be very selfish, elitist, narrow-minded, spoiled, and childish, to name just a few. And it goes well beyond party lines.

    You have a choice which type YOU want to be.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Did you just call other people "narrow-minded"? You just made that ridiculous, narrow-minded comment above and you somehow have the nerve to label other people "narrow-minded"?

    Tell me, Typ311Dave, in your extremely narrow view of people in this world, where do people like me fit in? By people like me, I mean people who are respectful to the police, UP TO A CERTAIN POINT. Let me give you an example: I'm walking down the street and I pass a cop. He greets me and I greet him back. But then this cop tells me to stop and begins frisking me and asking me all sorts of questions. If this were to happen, I would probably refuse to answer his questions and demand to speak with my attorney. Does that make me a "selfish, elitist, etc. etc." ??? Would I really be "selfish" for refusing to be pushed around by a cop?

    You see, Typ311Dave, your theory is faulty because in order for it to be true, cops would have to be infallible all the time. And cops are not infallible. Cops make mistakes, don't they? Cops lie sometimes, they break the law sometimes, they overstep their legal boundaries sometimes. And when they do this, it is the responsibility of people like you and me to call them out on it and to refuse to be bullied. They work for us, remember?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    "if this were to happen".....so it didn't? You randomly make up stories to try and justify a point? Nice....

    Hey Dude, nobody's perfect, even cops aren't, but the good ones far outweigh the bad ones. My comment was pretty general in nature, but it seems it fit you to a tee. I could see how someone who fits that criteria would be offended by it.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Have you been reading George Orwell too?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Never heard of him, I guess I'll have to look that one up...
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    I doubt it......311Dave is too busy drinking kool-aid to have any free time for reading......
  • Klaus in Dana · 5 months ago
    Holy cow. Now the UT re-titled the article "Candidate to confront deputies over raid".

    Now it's a RAID. Next thing you know, it'll be a robbery and someone will say the cop yelled:

    "Any of you FN pricks move, and I'll execute every MFing last one of ya!" - Pulp Fiction, 1994

    I'm done here, I'll wait for the straight-to-video Busby movie.
  • GIVEMEMONEYFORNOTHING · 5 months ago
    Holy crap, I just saw that. I think someone at the paper got a call from the editor who may have just talked to certain political candidate. Hmmm, obvious ommissions, slanderous title, clear Busby butt kissing??? what gives UT?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Yes, now the UT is on the bandwagon.....a raid? Is that their Defense? LOL!!!!
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Stupid comment.
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    I love you too, Hunny Bunny.
  • GIVEMEMONEYFORNOTHING · 5 months ago
    Busby said "It was a quiet home function"..LOL, complete with 50 people, a megaphone and cheering. I'm pretty sure if there was 50 people at a politcal house rally with someone on a bull horn and the crowd cheering it could cause a noise issue.

    And how come this article does not mention the officers came TWICE. ANd why delete the part about a bullhorn being used??? interesting, i wonder if someone got a call.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    1) The bullhorn is mentioned...twice.

    2) Did you take the time to READ the article? All of her neighbors (except the jerk who was yelling the obscenities) said the party was NOT loud. One said he slept right thru until the POLICE woke him up.
  • Understanding · 5 months ago
    busby is a nut berger.....
    I am sure her neighbors were glad when the Sheriff got there. Oh, but it is different when a lib/dem does something...sorry, forgot...
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Stupid comment.
  • ScorpsRock · 5 months ago
    Busby should move to Frisco. Her act is statis quo there.
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Stupid comment.
  • kennywilson · 5 months ago
    Some police officer, felt the need to pepper spray a 60 year old lady! What a joke!
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    No, some police officer felt the need to spray a crowd trying to take his prisoner away from him.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    His "prisoner"....for refusing to give your DOB.....inside your own home no less. Is that what law enforcement in SD County has come to?
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    Poor sad, clueless kenny
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    He pepper-sprayed several, just to be sure. In a private home.
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    Now add the cost of internal affairs investigation. Really like to know if the complaining neighbor feels he's getting his money's worth from this one.
  • bigg_brother · 5 months ago
    Yes he is definitely getting his moneys worth and has enjoyed every minute of this ... he is using public tax funds to illegally attack others for their political leanings, at no cost or even effort to himself.

    Given the repercussions of his call, he really deserves jail if he is proven to have made a false complaint. Seems pretty obvious what happened. The gathering of people who he has been taught are his 'enemy' frustrated this man to the point of false action. I will be shocked if it turns out to be anything less.

    This issue is about maintaining political freedom in the face of some rogue AM radio kooks who have been angered to the point that they place membership in their political radio club above that of their own community, which they are essentially taught to attack in passive-aggressive ways just like this.

    The man cannot apparently even engage his own neighbors thanks to the division and fears being promoted by the political sideshows out there. Enough is enough, start standing up to these people, on ALL sides of the political aisle.

    Could be something else behind this, but I highly doubt it given that he was yelling slurs at them and disturbing their event prior to reporting it.

    Your neighbors and your community are more important than your national partisan politics. Put the cart back behind the horse.
  • GIVEMEMONEYFORNOTHING · 5 months ago
    Can we also arrest all those grouchy old people that call in phoney noise compliants near SDSU and in PB. That would be great, call in a noise complaint and if later no one can prove it, your going to jail.
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    Sounds good, only it was the failure to cooperate which escalated the mess, whether or not the complaint was valid.
    . Had the host cooperated with LE, and the guests remained civil & did not interfere, there would have been no melee, & if the complaint was found false, the neighbor would be investigated.

    Busby making jokes about the neighbor over the PA system and the resulting cheers from the crowd, certainly add credibility to the complaint. This reported by a person who claimed to be at the event, in a post they made in defense of the party.

    http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Hoste...
  • shed · 5 months ago
    great comment
  • LocalYocal · 5 months ago
    Bottom line is that a bunch of wealthy old ladies think they can do what they want and disturb the peace of their neighbors. The police came, they refused to cooperate, and now blame the sheriff's department for doing their job. I say they should have rounded up anyone who approached the sheriff's deputy in a confrontational manner, end of discussion. The blue bloods think they are above the law and cry foul when they are slapped for it.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Did you even read the article??? Nobody was disturbing the peace!! The article quotes neighbors who quite emphatically dispute the police account.

    From the article: Neighbors on three sides of the house said yesterday there wasn't much noise from the party. One man said he slept through it.

    “We didn't hear anything until the sheriff came, with eight patrol cars and a helicopter,” said Natasha Cortina, 43, who said she and her two children were home with the windows open.

    Look, I know you love the police and you think they're infallible and everything, but face it, they never should have been there. In fact, their very presence, evidently, made matters much worse.
  • LocalYocal · 5 months ago
    A neighbor called to report a disturbance. The sheriff came and asked for information. The woman responded in an arrogant and irrational way. She escalated the issue. I don't love the cops, but I respect them when they ask me in a legal way for information. The response created the issue, not the other way around.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Because we all know the guest or neighbors never lie. The Sheriff's department had an agenda to seek out Busby's friends and attack them like Iranian militia.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    That theres funny...I don't care who you are. Lord forgive me and bless the starving pygmies in New guinea.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Are you kidding me? It's the Sheriff who has the motivation to lie, not the neighbors. It's the deputy who will be reprimanded if it is determined that he broke the law. The neighbors have nothing to gain by lying, and you know it.

    I swear some of you conservative types will say and stand by the most outlandish things if politics is involved. The fact that this story deals with a group of democrats on one side, and cops on the other, makes it so easy for you.....you don't even have to think!
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    The guest don't have a motivation to lie? LoL

    What gets me is...you really think it was a rogue deputy driving by that hates Busby and lesbians that put his career on the line so he could brake up a party.
  • shed · 5 months ago
    thats just the ut spin on it...dot the facts
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Francine, you are welcome to hold your next fundraiser at my place. I can easily host 30-40 people and my neighbors are cool.
  • sakuraba · 5 months ago
    This tramp deputy sheriff needs to be fired, he is not qualified to be anything but a unarmed security guard, thats it, he started it, he needs to go.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Spoken like a true, over 60, lesbian.
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Aww, come on gay basher....is that the only angle you ever have on these stories? I'd bet you would feel differently if this happened at YOUR party, compliments of some cranky neighbor. This entire episode reeks of excessive force and over-exaggeration.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Ageist, racist, anti-gay, authoritarian, jingoistic, sexist...it is really all they have to work with.
  • happydog · 5 months ago
    I'm sure the neighbor probably told the sheriff that a bunch of middle aged, progressive Democratic lesbians were holding a meeting in his neighborhood and that's why helicopters and extra cars were called. The sheriff deputies are such a bunch of gayhating lightweights. Deal with real crime, nah. Just tackle and arrest some old lesbians. I hope the deputy that started this gets what he deserves. "Hey, Deputy Fife, taken down any old ladies lately for not telling you their birthdate?" What a joke. It was also very telling that a deputy publicly blamed Busby for the deputy's poor handling of the situation. Could it be just another example of the Sheriff's office playing politics? Say it ain't so!
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    dawg,

    As long as you are sure....at least in your mind
  • dvfskf · 5 months ago
    “The place got out of hand,” he said. “If Francine Busby was there, why not take a leadership role, step up, and nip this thing in the bud?”

    Busby said she couldn't intervene..."

    It looks like when people need a stand up person to represent them, Busby will find a way not to get involved.
  • Klaus in Dana · 5 months ago
    "Nip it in the bud". LOL Classic!
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    I see all the lesbians and gays are here to defend one of their own breaking the laws again. Much ado about nothing.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    You got it!
  • AlwaysRight1 · 5 months ago
    Wow, the sheriff's deputy has to ask for a backup of seven officers and a helicopter to "break up" a political fundraiser of 30 middle aged people as he peppered sprayed several of them. Do ya think the deputy went a little over the edge?!
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    No, but I can see that you seem to have a reading comprehension problem or something as you're misrepresenting what happened.
  • AlwaysRight1 · 5 months ago
    Gregor,

    So, which part of my blog do you think was inaccurate? Everyone knows that the police/deputies are trained more for using restraint than force in a "reasonable" way. I have had parties where the sheriffs came by and very nicely asked us to tone down the sound, which we did. And this deputy goes off because the homeowner did not provide her birthdate?
    Wow!

    And what is up with getting personal. ..and making fun of my issues with reading comprehension?=-)
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Zing....
  • DWR_3 · 5 months ago
    When the cops arrived on the scene, they determined if there was excessive noise at that time. They didn’t just take the complainant’s word for it, they have ears you know!
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Exactly. And when they asked them to tone it down the unruly mob formed. Those at the gathering brought this on themselves.
  • surfr92106 · 5 months ago
    I sure wouldn't want my neighbor to have 30 to 50 people over for a fundraiser. Isn't that the type of thing you rent meeting hall for so your neighbors can enjoy the quiet use of their homes?
    Also good job on the part of the Sheriffs for using restraint and not Tasering anyone.
  • mzauher · 5 months ago
    I normally would agree, but considering no other people in the area heard or were bothered by it other then the person who was in an argument with the person in question seems to be a little fishy. Seems to me he called them some names, they responded and he got mad, took his ball home and called the police, not only wasting their time fighting real crimes but wasting tax dollars for them to bring all those cars and helicopter out to put an end to a gathering that EVERY other person questioned about said was quiet and not a problem.
  • SunnyDiego · 5 months ago
    Surfr92106: You seem to be advocating that if someone has more than 30 people over to their home (holidays, anniversaries, graduations, weddings, birthdays, funerals, Tupperware parties, bible studies, political fundraisers, etc) they should rent a meeting hall. Clearly, you've never seen homes in the the 1300 block of Rubenstein Ave. These homes are bigger than a meeting halls. Personally, I don't think that using pepper spray on a gaggle of 60-year-olds shows any degree of restraint. This incident sounds like a bad Lifetime Original Movie: rich hostess gets snotty with deputy; deputy lashes back with unnecessary force. In the real world, the deputy's training should have taught him that in situations like this, you diffuse the hothead hostess by handing the written citation to another party guest and leaving the grounds. Instead, the deputy escalated the situation. This has lawsuit written all over it.
  • SavonarolasAshes · 5 months ago
    To all the right wingers here, I hope your hero Duke Cunningham enjoys being raped in prison.
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    Stay classy San Diego.
  • SavonarolasAshes · 5 months ago
    Will do.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    The demands to "respect the badge" are so five minutes ago. These days the requirement of every citizen is "fear the badge".

    The police no longer "protect and serve". They are accountable to no-one and their objective is simply to maintain order by whatever level of brutality they deem necessary at the moment.

    We are trading our rights for law and order.

    I think everyone knows what ol' Ben had to say about that.
  • SanDiegoJoe · 5 months ago
    Oh Pleeaaassseeee! "So five minutes ago", come on, you sound like a 12 year old... Or you are trying to be and it is definitely working. If you feel this way, why don't you pack up and leave the country and find a country where the police truly don't have to be feared... you will have to find one first. What's the matter, did you get tagged for talking on your cellphone while driving, and now you hate all cops?... That is "so five minutes ago...."
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    That all you got? An ad hominem and a love it or leave it?
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    I just love it when people like you pull the "if you don't like it, then leave the country" card. Accusing that poster of being 12 years old doesn't really help you get your point across either, does it?
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    the radical far right fringe that pollutes these boards is really showing it's partisan hate

    defending the use of over 7 cops, a pepper spray attack and a HELICOPTER over head for a gathering of 60-something unarmed women?

    talk about over-zealous Neanderthal police work

    Even if one of these women cursed and walked away from the cop, how does that warrant this insane use of force?

    I'm sure cops get cursed at all the time by thugs who are alit more dangerous than these women

    this is overzealous police work by a dullard cop, and the bill should be sent straight to the person who made the call, or better yet taken off the salary of the idiot cop that wasted police resources like this on a Friday night

    When I lived in North Park a neighbor of mine was robbed at gun-point, and other neighbors called the cops. it took them 20 minutes for two of them to arrive.

    Yet an unarmed group of middle age women being "noisy" warrants over 7 cops and a HELICOPTER!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

    overzealous maneuvering based on politics, that's all this is
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    The more you post, the better we see the real picture. Keep it up. Next time cooperate & avoid the pepper spray.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    so you think a helicopter and 8 cops were necessary?

    a middle aged unarmed woman threw out the f-word at a cop, BIG DEAL, if this cop needs pepper spray, 7 reinforcement officers and a helicopter to handle that he shouldn't be on the damn force to begin with!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    It would not be unusual all for LE to respond to to the scene described by an alleged attendee, which was posted on another board in defense of the host.

    http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Hoste...

    eyewitness - 6/27/2009

    "I was there. This was a fundraiser. No music...quiet group...many people had nothing to drink or one drink over a 2 hour period. The candidate made a" .....................(snip)
    ............"The woman gave her name, but chose not to give her birthdate without any cause for this police inquiry in the middle of her own living room. She turned away from the officer. He grabbed her arm, she pulled away, about 15 guests came up to support her, holding onto her, the police officer pushed her to the floor to arrest her...the 15 guests tried to assist her on the floor, pulling her away from the officer in her own living room...one of them shoved the officer away from her. The officer pulled out pepper spray and sprayed at least 7 people directly in the face, from a distance of no more that 12 inches...they all fell to the floor in agony. Then he sprayed pepper spray all around the room. "
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    I bet all the Busby haters in here would vote for Duke Cunningham if he could run from prison, that's the mentality of these political hacks
  • surfr92106 · 5 months ago
    What does Duke Cunningham Have to do with it?
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    Just another chance to slam the republicans, thats all - granted, Duke deserves everything he gets, but this is just a cheap plug for Busby by Lau (the author of the article)
  • Pounceshuman · 5 months ago
    the sheeple in the 50th district will vote for anyone with a (R) after his name.
  • SpiralGarland · 5 months ago
    Has to be a white male with an (R)........
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    when is it ok for law enforcement to walk into your home univited?

    when you are liberal?

    when you are gay?

    when you are hosting a political event?

    or just whenever they want?
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    When you are Jewish?

    Oh wait, sorry that's Nazi Germany, we are talking about present day American Conservatism

    Yes, it's only OK if you are ga or liberal

    If you are a bible study group in Chula Vista holding illegal gatherings without a permit, then that is OK
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Oh yeah, I forgot, except that!
  • DemoCon · 5 months ago
    "When Abbott arrived, Yancey said, he told Barman about the complaint, and she uttered an expletive about a neighbor. Abbott asked Barman for her birth date so he could issue a noise warning, but Barman refused to give it, he said. "

    Did you read the story or are you on some sort of acid flashback?
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    never took acid so i don't think i can get a flashback...

    cursing and not telling your birthdate is not a reason for le to go into your home

    do you care about the ammendments to the constitution?

    do you enjoy your 4th ammendment rights?

    or do you even know you have them?
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    When the police report begins with "...Loud Democratic Event with Loud Speakers".
  • fcc · 5 months ago
    when you have a criminal complaint for noise from a neighbor?? wadaya think?
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    wadaya think if it's your neighbor that makes a false complaint and the uniforms end up twisting your gramma's wrist and arresting her after walking in uninvited...??
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Ah, I see....
    When some one drops the dime on you FOR ANY REASON, the 4th amendment is nothin' but paper.
    Thank you for that insight!
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    what makes you thinnk they need premission to enter your home?

    thats why people like you get your *(&^$@ kicked by the police. this might help you understand
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj0mtxXEGE8
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    For the sake of fairness, all of the above.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    go live in china
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    ;-)
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Eight cop cars AND the chopper?! Boy howdy those old Democratic ladies know how to par-TAY!
  • CVjuan · 5 months ago
    LOL, I needed that on a Monday morning... This hasn't come out yet but you know there have to be some marguaritas in the mix somewhere... bunch of middle aged women,,,hammerin' the tequila... yep PARTYYYYY
  • Ivar · 5 months ago
    LOL. Thanks for making me spew my coffee out of my nostrils.
  • meggo1 · 5 months ago
    This heinous event embarrasses most San Diegans. Adults should be able to have an evening political fundraiser without it being raided by the police. Californians should be able to gather together without being attacked with pepper spray, or thrown to the ground, or arrested because they didn't give their date of birth.

    This reminds me of Mississippi or Alabama in the 1950's and the Sheriff's Dept. is the Ku Klux Klan. Should we be grateful that lynchings are illegal?
  • Antinous · 5 months ago
    No, this would not happen in Mississippi today, but this will happen in California where they grow bigots by the bushel. Certain areas of California are not friendly to the Gay and Lesbian community, and SD is quickly gaining fame as one of those places. Law enforcement jobs in many areas of the country have been filled with people of questionable integrity and some are nothing more than borderline thugs. How many times have you seen law enforcement officers abusing citizens recently, almost everyday there's a new report. It's time to hold these people claiming to protect the public, to the same rules they wish to enforce. It's time for some SD officers to do a little R&R in jail.
  • j_d_c · 5 months ago
    You can bet that, if it was a Republican fundraiser, the police would have tasered the person making the complaint instead
  • richardblankenburg · 5 months ago
    Note to Sheriff: Get rid of deputy Abbot and Sgt Yancey; Yancy's defense of Abbot and the direct quotations are enough to convict the Sheriff's Department of political terorism. Nothing was done about the loud fascist homophobic Republican neighbor and the person making the complaint was not mentioned. Hmmmmm! Sounds like good ol Duke is running his Congressional district from the big house. This is a very Dukish news story. Eight squad cars and a helicopter to subdue 30 senior citizen pacifist Democrats. Wow!!!!! Just what was the helicopter for is all the action was in the yard and the house? Why was it necessary to have Barman's age; was she too old to hold a Democratic fund raiser or was she too young? Sorry, but Undersheriff Gore's suggestion of an Internal Affaris investigation does not satisfy me; with sheriff's deputies like Abbot and Yancey I would trust any Internal Affair's personnel. I vote for Grand Jury investigation of the entire Sheriff's Department. This debacle is outrageous!
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Easy Dick...What would Kathryn say?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    MadTom is that you?
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Well

    "MadTom" posted the most vicious stuff I have seen here - complete with overt threats to kill police.

    Hope everybody took the time to "report' him, so the UT becomes obligated to pass his commenst to the authorities.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    I did. The UT has a moral obligation to pass his info on to the Dept of Homeland Security. Let's see how much courage they have.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    Spoken like a true ObamaBot...
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    I think what needs to be weighed by arriving deputies/officers, is the gravity of the possible crime...do we have a fine, an infraction, a misdemeanor or felony? If it had been a call for something more serious than a neighbor noise complaint (they get hundreds of thousands each year, I am sure most go well), then wanting to establish an ID on someone, would be much more important than this call-out/response. I tend to think the crowd of women were all talking at the same time, it was distracting, and the deputy was irritated that "how dare she won't give me her D.O.B.." Then she tries to walk off, he tries to grab her wrist (glad he did not throw her in the choke hold), and all hell breaks loose. From accounts I've seen, he threw her to the ground with lots of force, and others who were not touching the deputy but reacting to his violent escalation of force, well, for talking and using their civil rights of the 1st Amendment, what does he do? He pepper sprays a bunch of them, He's lucky it was not a group of 25 year old drunk guys watching football, because he would never have peppered them because he would have know his butt would get kicked before his backup could arrive. He was a SISSY, and should not be on the force, just like Mansker, just like White. We are getting Nazi storm troopers passing the police exams, become power happy control freaks, who don't deserve such authority, respect, privilege, training, tools nor paycheck. I dated a gal who is a cop, a great one, a professional. She told me that female cops actually have far less resistance from contactee or arrestees, because the female will use better verbal skills to diffuse a situation, not escalate it (even with all the command authority training/techniques). She told me there are CERTAIN guys on the force who are always the ones in fights with subjects/prisoners, that it almost is a given. And guess what, they never do anything with these hot head cops, they let them stay, don't punish them, don't re-train, don't send to anger management, and they keep collecting a paycheck.

    As I already have written, the deputy could have stepped outside, waited for cover, asked for a supervisor, and the collective heads would have approached the situation more calmly, not with the reaction of that deputy.
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    You are assuming the supervisor had a calmer head. I had the good fortune to respond to a fairly simple party call where the homeowner was less than cooperative. The supervisor directed that we march through the house and arrested every single person. The homeowner was hit with a fine to pay the response cost and placed on a "no party" probation. Some counties have "outside event' permit requirements for any gathering where the noise from the gathering will spill over the property lines, and they mean it. It is not polite to bug your neighbors and in some cases it is very illegal.
  • Cydjim · 5 months ago
    Please refer those people to a nearby law office, they will enjoy the business more often than not claims will be paid
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Were you with LAPD, was that Darrell Gates? :o) Just kidding. I actually have read Gates' book and think he is fairly likable and a very honest guy, was not as politically correct as he could be (which I am not either), and he got railroaded after the Rodney King riots. Some head had to get taken off you know. Sounds like a fun call you were on. I guess the supervisor was a no-frills, no peanuts, no free beer kind of guy. I have never had any cops come to my home or any party I've attended for loud noise. If they knocked, I'd gladly tell them I will turn and tune it all down, and I would. If people got out of control, I'd make them leave. I know this from knowing cops (lucky for me, I've known and been friends with some good professionals not on the power-grab mode), that they do not like to go out a 2nd time on the same call, whether a 415 family, 415 noise, or drunk in a bush yelling obscenities at pedestrians.
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    There are some simple rules when being interviewed by the police. The first one is answer all his questions about who you are without hesitation. That includes date of birth and sometimes height and weight. Having seen a picture of Barman I can see why she is sensitive about her age. She has reached that magic number where she doesn't want to tell ANYONE and will go to jail to prove it. In this case the Deputy was conducting an investigation. The fact that he drew and used his pepper spray after telling them he was going to tells me that somebody was acting like they were going to interfere with that investigation.

    Being too good and in the right will not keep you from the inconvenience of having to answer the identity questions during an investigation. The trial will not be held in your home unless you really want to be taken into custody to be shown the whole judicial system. Answer the questions and take care of the paperwork without taco sauce in the face. If the cop was rude and heavy handed you can get better results with a call to his watch commander after the investigation rather than provoking a use of force. From the Deputy's point of view it goes like "Ask them" "Tell them" "Make them". Help the guy get the job done instead of being "too good to answer". Then he doesn't have any reason to grab you.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    YOOO HOOO

    you're applying street contact procedure

    that's an apple and we're talking about an orange

    when you're in your home, you don't gotta do squat for the police unless they have a warrant or reason to believe that a crime against a person is occurring.

    noise does not constitute a crime against a person.

    it's always good to know your rights.. this one is covered by the 4th ammendment.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    Actually, the cops have every right under the law to enter that home without the warrant to stop the disturbance, if there actually is a disturbance in progress. No warrant necessary. The disturbance is a violation of the law and if they witness it that's all they need.

    What do you think "keep the peace" means? Actually, it's more of a duty than a right, as in, they have no option if the homeowner doesn't come to the door.

    Basic law and order. Partisan politics and sexual orientation have nothing to do with it, much as you would apparently like to believe otherwise. If you don't believe me you can read up about it and learn something of what you're talking about.
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    You called it absolutely correct. Even a rookie knows how to articulate the causes to go inside a home for any disturbance call. The fastest way to get rid of the police is to give them co-operation. The Deputy may have even had a sympathetic ear to find out about the heckler in the bushes making threats.
  • teufelhuenden · 5 months ago
    Actually, gaymafia is partially right....except there are exceptions. Two I can think of are consent and implied consent. Had the homeowner given his/her consent the officer is allowed to enter. And if the door was open, during the course of investigation of a reported/possible crime, then the officer may imply he has consent to enter since anyone in the public can enter. So, if the door was open or consent was given he had the right to enter. Just my .02 cents. If you need case law please ask and I'll post...thanks!
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Anyone else here able to picture the hissy old Barman

    WAY to far above the limits of the law to EVER bother actually SPEAKING with a foot cop

    and her coterie of fellow travellers pulling her from the maws of the filthy COP
    and surrounding the intruder, intent on purse slapping him into the next universe

    GAWD what a sight that must have been

    And THEN

    flip to the drunk tank

    and Barman, sitting in a corner, ends up finding true love
    in the person of fellow inmate, Irene (no last name) street person
    in the pokey after 2 bottles of Ripple led to yet another
    naked outburst on Braodway and 5th

    Haw har har hardy!
  • Revday · 5 months ago
    You are such a loser.
  • sagnawe · 5 months ago
    well suburbanites, welcome to the routine world of the young, those of color, the poor, the mentally ill....get the picture..we're all disenfranchised/fucked..seems odd that you've been spared from such police crap("oh! the middle-aged gay crowd might hurt us")but then again; YOU HAVE MONEY-zippy code...welcome Now to our world..how's it feel..what's it make you want to do?
  • sdpicguy · 5 months ago
    I wonder how many complaint calls that deputies go on that don't result in party patrons getting pepper sprayed and arrested. Obviously, there was a problem here. I can just imagine how these liberals must have been behaving toward the deputy. People that believe in trumping the rights of the law abiding majority to make way for the minority special interest groups. Some liberal old hag being told to lower the noise probably set her off...how dare you young man...this is my home, damn the neighbors.

    The deputy will always be wrong in the eyes of the far left...
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    There are some simple rules when being interviewed by the police. The first one is answer all his questions about who you are without hesitation. That includes date of birth and sometimes height and weight. Having seen a picture of Barman I can see why she is sensitive about her age. She has reached that magic number where she doesn't want to tell ANYONE and will go to jail to prove it. In this case the Deputy was conducting an investigation. The fact that he drew and used his pepper spray after telling them he was going to tells me that somebody was acting like they were going to interfere with that investigation.

    Being too good and in the right will not keep you from the inconvenience of having to answer the identity questions during an investigation. The trial will not be held in your home unless you really want to be taken into custody to be shown the whole judicial system. Answer the questions and take care of the paperwork without taco sauce in the face. If the cop was rude and heavy handed you can get better results with a call to his watch commander after the investigation rather than provoking a use of force. From the Deputy's point of view it goes like "Ask them" "Tell them" "Make them". Help the guy get the job done instead of being "too good to answer". Then he doesn't have any reason to grab you.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    yoo hoo
    when you are in your home, if the po po don't have a warrant or reasonable belief that a crime against a person is occurring now

    YOU DON'T gotta answer the door or a question.

    had that POPO walked into a redneck convention, he mighta gotten shot
    and the homeowner might have been within their rights to do so...
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    gaymafia..."the POPO"?

    Your limited understanding of the law is humorous.

    The Sheriff Deputy was there because a complaint had been reported...get it?
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    limited understanding of the law?

    you believe that deputy had a right to be where he was when he grabbed that homeowner?
    in her house?

    without warrant or any cause?

    do you work for LMPD,? cuz every other agency in the county has policy re 415 noise.

    and it doesn't include the ability to roll over the 4th ammendment rights of citizens.

    or are you just a pilot?
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    gaymafia...did you miss the part about the physical confrontation with the Deputy?
    Do you still want to hang your hat on the 4th Amendment right?


    Attacking me, lame guesses at who or what I am highlights the desperation in your argument.

    Surprise me...engage me on an intellectual level...unless that scares you.
  • SDFirst · 5 months ago
    Well done Busby supporters, well done. Too funny. I've been on ride alongs and have interacted with police officers on several occasions but have yet to be pepper sprayed (thankfully) or witness a spraying. I will say that it generally takes two to tango but let's keep in mind that there are a number of opportunities to diffuse any situation before it gets to this point.

    Deputy Marshall Abbott- Keep in mind that you are a public servant, meaning that you should treat citizens in a courteous manner, even if they're idiots, and even if they're "breaking the law" they are your customers and ultimately your bosses.

    Shari Barman- thanks for making me laugh. I'm sure that pepper spray and the ensuing embarrasment you should be feeling should hopefully persuade you to seek other means of communicating with "authorities" in the future.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    how are you going to feel when she owns a piece of encinitas as well as the home of the dufus that called the deputy in the first place?
  • Swami_Binkinanda · 5 months ago
    Perhaps in a large caliber, if that is what it takes. Do these sheriffs ever wonder what people think of them when they conduct themselves like thugs and gangsters? Do they ever think at all or do they just train them to beat everybody up and pepper spray them whenever they feel inadequate to the task at hand? How embarrassing to be the deputy that had to beat up old people because they scared the poor widdle shewiff. Clearly in the wrong, clearly bad policy enforcement in the sheriff's department, and clearly a misallocation of resources and funding to send eight squad cars of troops and a helo to beat up and pepper spray old people.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    Let the grandstanding begin....

    Instead of complying and saying "I am sorry officer, we will try to keep it down" this dummy had to go and get pepper sprayed while her friend went Jeff Van Gundy on her leg. Now we get a scandal that is much ado about nothing, and Ms. Busby get a little free pub in her losing cause.
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    Policemen that come into people's homes like that should be shot as trespassers.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Not very "peace, love and understanding" of you. You are another feather in the cap of liberals.
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    Peace comes from strength.
     
    And what makes you think I'm a "liberal"?
    How many "liberals" do you know that have
    a gun for home protection? 
     
    I think that if it was a NRA fundraiser the cops
    would have been a bit more respectful, no?   
     
    -Regards,
     
    Edward
  • sdpicguy · 5 months ago
    So in your world if your neighbor was shooting into your house from theirs, would the police be allowed to go onto their property without being labeled trespasser?
  • edwardtlp · 5 months ago
    When THAT happens, ask me.
     
    -Edward
  • sdnatives · 5 months ago
    Well, Ms Busby, laws need to be upheld correct and we need to rspect the law, correct?

    Well, why would you tell a group of non English speaking people who commonly refer to having papers as being legal that "YOU DON'T NEED PAPERS TO VOTE"? Watch her on you tube.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f9vbngizSI

    Knowing that skirting the law might be ok with you, I have to question this incident since protecting our voting rights and the law doesn't seem to be important to you.
  • spidermonkey17 · 5 months ago
    Busby only wants an investigation because she is running for Congress. It was not a "Raid." This whole incident was avoidable! all Busby's friend Barman had to do was give the Deputy her Last name and b-day and non of this would of happened. She walked away from the Deputy several times! He did his job. The Deputy did what he needed to do to keep her from walking away! Your supporters pulled Barman from the Deputy. When that happens, it becomes a lynching. You want to be elected into an official position, but yet feel above everyone! You will fit right in, just not with my vote! THE DEPUTY DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB! he should be thanked for his hard work and dedication and not placed into an internal affairs investigation! He was protecting his ride-a-long (a member of the psychiatric emergency response team) and did a fine job doing so! Good job Deputy involved! Proud you are protecting a community in the County I live in! THANK YOU!
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    It is called victimization and liberlas love to use it.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Well

    but any microscopic chances Busby had of being
    taken seriously as a political candidate

    are now

    H I S T O R Y
  • NorthenSoul · 5 months ago
    BTW, if the account above is true, officer Abbott should be submitted to mandatory retraining or kicked out of the Force. I counted at least 4 violations of the ordinary procedures to use in such a circumstance.

    Very unprofessional, to say the least.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    It's really strange how people's viewpoints can be 180 degrees opposite from reading the same story.

    If you're a bigoted rightwinger who hates gays and/or liberals you will no doubt ignore the completely over-the-top assault on these people (for essentially NOTHING) because you don't LIKE them and you're actually happy they were harassed and attacked. You will couch this in a bunch of nonsensical hooey defending the ridiculous actions of the police as if they were some front-line soldiers in a battle, rather than cowardly attacking unarmed middle aged lesbians with pepper-spray.... and throwing them to the ground.

    As usual, rightwingers are devoid of the gene that allows any ability to put themselves in others situation. especially if they don't LIKE those other people.
    ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK is the mindset.

    Instead of questioning WHY none of the other neighbors complained (only the bigot screaming over the hedge) you flip it into some strange attack on the victim based on your strange idea of what you IMAGINE they are thinking, or what you IMAGINE their "ego" is like. As if they deserved to be assaulted and harassed because YOU don't think they're humble enough when the stormtroopers are at the door.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Gays are always causing problems. If they don't get their way then it must be a hate crime. You brought the publicity on yourselves, learn to deal with it. Mainstream society is so sick of hearing the whining from these pathetic losers it will cause a major backlash on them.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Substitute the word "black" for "gay" in that post and read it again.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Do you always post and re-post?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Don't have a clue why it's done that a few times. I'm not the only one. So no, it's not intentional.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    When do you find time to eat and sleep inbetween all your bonehead posts and masturbating?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Ridiculous post by another non-conformist, anti-establishment, fight the law, and anything and anyone of authority. Funny how there are plenty leftwing liberals that have been ATTACK, ATTACK, and ATTACK law enforcement and the Sheriffs Department and anyone who disagrees with their opinion. It's either follow your own absolutist attitude or you are a right-wing bigot, right?

    Fanatic goes both ways.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Thank you for proving my point.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    If blaming all of your issues on "rightwingers" is what helps you sleep at night, that is alright by me. "I woke up late today! Damned rightwinged bastards!" Ha! ya kook!
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Reading comprehension is not your strong point is it?
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    I just cut to the quick to make it easy for you... and really to make it fun for me.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    No, you throw out nonsensical unrelated barbs when you have nothing relevant to say.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Perhaps you missed that "and really to make it fun for me," part of the post... "My name is Scoobydubious! I'm really upset! Listen to me! I'll change your mind on a comment board by calling people names, then getting upset when people make fun of me!!! I'm important!"

    You're funny.
  • brian23eris · 5 months ago
    I really hope some stormtroopers come to your door, beat the living crap out of you and your guests, and arrest someone by beating them even though they just had surgery. I hope they fracture your mother's shoulder. You have no sympathy and deserve none. Go back to Nazi Germany. We don't need your kind. This is America. Grow up.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    I'm sure you do wish for that to happen. You're filled with rage and hate. Have fun with that. You're cute with your funny "Go back to Nazi Germany!!" Oh, boy... that's funny.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I'm neither bigoted nor right wing. A simple few steps and the situation is avoided. Notify LE of the fund raiser, and the info of the person in charge. Comply with requests of LE when asked. No problems and a successful event is held. Don't and you are responsible for the consequences.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Another rightwing fascist enabler.
    Do you "notify" the police if you have a gathering of a couple dozen at your house?

    My extended family would be "notifying" the police constantly.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Well, your extended family should have to - living in that one-bedroom apartment with a couple of dozen people. goodness!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Way to take what I said to an illogical extreme. It is that very stupidity that creates these types of situations.
  • SGG · 5 months ago
    No no no...no personal responsibility in the Obama era. It is everyone elses fault.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    That is appearing to be the case, along with don't talk to anyone in authority about anything, including your name and DOB. It will be used against you in some type of right wing conspiracy.
  • sorrento99 · 5 months ago
    Who do you call at the sherrif's station to notify them? I can imagine the call:

    "Hello, I'm having a group of 30 middle-aged and senior citiznes over to my house for a fundraiser for Democratic congressional candidate Francine Busby. Just figured I'd let you know in case the group gets rowdy and you need to come by to quell the disturbance."

    So anyone having a baby shower, wedding shower, Tupperware party, Amway sales pitch...you know, the types of gatherings where police are generally called to pepper spray, taser, and generally subdue the hostess and her guests, please call the sheriff's department first. It's not like they're busy with other more important matters to take your call and write down all pertinent information.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Believe it or not, responsible people do it all the time, block parties, anytime you may have a "sensitive" neighbor who might get agitated, this helps mitigate the potential problem and assists the responding officers. It allows the officer or dispatch to maybe even contact the host via telephone, and give them a heads up that a complaint regarding noise has been made. They can address the issue without the presence of a uniform and possibly ward off any confrontation with a non cooperative guest.
  • sorrento99 · 5 months ago
    I'd definitely run it by the neighbors first but I wouldn't feel obligated to let the cops know of a private gathering taking place in my backyard. BTW this is far different from a block party. I'm always responsible for the outcome whether I tell the cops about it first or not. Just because I call the cops first doesn't mean I'm not responsible for the rowdy behavior of my guests. Where do we draw the line in terms of needing permission from the local sheriff in the enjoying and using our own backyards in a lawful manner? They screwed up, plain and simple. It's not as if they're not capable of that just because they have a gold badge on their shirt.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    This was hardly your typical private gathering, it was a political fundraiser. My guess is that the host knew of the problem neighbor, and could have avoided the whole situationby letting the cops know what was going to take place,and which one of the neighbors was most likely to raise a stink about it.
  • 1mic1voice · 5 months ago
    The partygoers are lucky the deputies didn't take it back to Rodney King with the batons. Regardless of why the deputy was there, they should have stepped up and provided the information. Busby could have looked into it on Monday. Instead, they acted like "Teflon Dons" only to have their coatings scratched from hitting the floor. All I know is that it usually ends badly when civilians try to challenge the police.

    Also, if the neighbor was that wacko, why didn't they call the cops first? Finally, why couldn't we have this one on tape? I would love a good laugh right about now.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    And as the police become more authoritarian, the encounters the police have with civillians will become more challenging.

    That's just the way it is...
  • brian23eris · 5 months ago
    The police are supposed to work for us. We pay the taxes that pay their salary. I'd love to have a tape of the pigs beating the crap out of you and your neo-nazi friends. But it won't ever happen because the pigs don't beat up right-wingers, no matter how out of line they are.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Well....you said they work FOR you. Just tell them to beat the people you want beaten. You scream of brutality yet you want others beaten as you demonize half the population.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    That is almost exactly what I said, and you'll find shortly that some people don't like well reasoned thought.
  • youngblood360 · 5 months ago
    This is absolutely disgusting to read. These "deputies" should be arrested, lose their jobs and sent to jail for police brutality. This is like Nazi Germany. I hope Ms. Busby gets a lot of play in the media for this and she whips that jackass Republican's butt in the upcoming election. People think that California is a liberal state - but it is only liberal up north. The southern tier are all mega churches and bible thumping terrorists.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Exaggerate much?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    masturbate much?
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    A cop hater wrote:

    "These 'deputies' should be arrested, lose their jobs and sent to jail for police brutality."

    DZ5059's wet dream.
  • youngblood360 · 5 months ago
    Sandman - I'm not a cop hater. But when cops are out of line then they need to be punished. I have friends on the force and they all same the same exact thing - if you're a rogue cop, brutalize people for no reason or just on a power trip you need to be removed and lose the pension.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "if you're a rogue cop, brutalize people for no reason or just on a power trip you need to be removed and lose the pension."

    What's that have to do with this case?
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    Thanks yet again for proving my point.
  • radix99 · 5 months ago
    Wow.

    Wow.

    Wow.

    You guys can go find my previous posts if you want. Most call me "conservative" on this site, although I disagree with that moniker. I strive to be neither "conservative" nor "liberal" but rather to view things on their own merit rather than on any particular ideology... anyhow...

    We Americans need to start standing up for our rights!! If this article is to be believed then this cop stepped WAY over the line. This has nothing to with gay or not, it has nothing to do with cop bashing or not, it has nothing to do with Republican or Democrat. Some police officers have it in their mind that they make the laws and that people must comply with their orders at all times. It simply isn't so. If no law is being broken then the cop has no cause to be behaving in such a way.

    I hope this officer loses his job and that the Sheriff's Department straightens their officers up.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    You see an article that leans to one side without hearing the Sheriff's side and you come to a conclusion. That hardly seems right.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    LOVE the screen name....
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    You need to check the protocol on this officer's actions. Apparently he followed the protocol to the letter. The crowd was WAY off base in trying to separate the officer from the person he was detaining. And the person he was detaining would have avoided this by simply giving her date of birth so that a citation or warning could be written.
    If you are detained by an officer of the law and refuse to give the basic information that they request, they are within protocol to take you into custody to obtain the information.
  • TXSarge · 5 months ago
    Oh, and once again, Buzzy will get beat by Bilbray again...or any OTHER conservative.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    I'll take part of that bet.....with the sad state of the GOP, it is quite likely that she will pick up the seat....
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Unless she still thinks she can get illegals to vote without papers.
  • BajaJohn1 · 5 months ago
    Some Republicans are just plainly rude people. Some repub probably got their hackles up because it was a Democratic fund raising event. So the goold ole boy Sheriff decides to violate constitutionally protected free speech. Sounds like a civil rights violation. These people are entitled to be confronted by the person who made the call.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Great...more conspiracies. Also, reading these posts I would NEVER assume democrats are rude.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    "All people are born alike - except Republicans and Democrats."

    - Groucho Marx
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    No, you only need to go to DailyKos, Huffington Post, or Democratic Underground for confirmation.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    That's money right there....
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    And Bill O'Reilly, Pat Buchanan, and Rush Limbaugh are gentile tea party hosts.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Well if the guy was shouting anti-gay obscenities over the fence I think it's safe to assume two things: 1) he's a bigot and 2) not a Democrat.

    The motives are fairly obvious considering that NONE of the other neighbors complained.
  • pbbob · 5 months ago
    These Sheriffs are acting like "basij" from Iran.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    In simple terms, and you may agree with it, and you may not.....but there are two kinds of people in this world, those that comply with authority, and those who cross their arms and think they don't have to answer to anyone regardless of who it is, who quite often display a genuine amount of asshattery....sound familiar?

    Those people, may I add, seem to be very selfish, elitist, narrow-minded, spoiled, and childish, to name just a few. And it goes well beyond party lines, sex, or age-groups.

    Now you could be totally cool and comply with the law enforcement, or you could be a dick, or in this case a bitch/butch/dyke (whatever floats your boat), but in the end you will get what's coming to you. You have a choice which type YOU want to be.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Yes, we know which type YOU are.

    And it's pretty ugly.
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    Dave, I was with you on the respect for law enforcement angle. But you completely lost me when you decided that it is acceptable for YOU to be a dick to certain people.

    bitch/butch/dyke? Proposition 8 only restricted the constitutional right to marriages buddy, it didn't pull the other amendments out of the picture. Or maybe you skipped a day of class when they talked about the US Constitution?
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    So, when did you choose to be a bootlicking dick?
  • WintonQ · 5 months ago
    Thar be no talk of any kind of licking going on in this thread... unless it was in the police report.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    comply with law enforcement when they're violating your civil rights?

    have you ever had your civil rights violated by LE???

    do you enjoy your civil rights?
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Complying with law enforcement is not necessarily required in most instances.

    The answer to the next two questions is yes and I am a conservative white male.
  • urwrongagain · 5 months ago
    You are required only to obey lawful orders...so lets ask..was it a lawful order?

    From what I have read, yes. The officer had a complaintant (the caller)..and a crime(noise..disturbing the peace)...and so getting the information is apprpriate. The person refused a lawful order. Now, could he have called for backup and see if they complied in the meantime? possibly..or she could have just given him the required information. Either way, he looks like he was legally ok.
  • mke1965 · 5 months ago
    People in this town suck.

    Not only are you a bunch of band wagon sport fans you are also a bunch of cry baby republicans.

    This woman was doing nothing wrong. That loser behind her yelling comments about gays etc... was the only one committing a crime called disturbing the peace.

    They should have called the police on him. I am sure in retrospect if they had done that this story would have a different ending.

    It's a sad state of the affairs in this city.

    Bunch of losers no matter how you shake it. No wonder your government is corrupt you are so busy fighting over stupid crap like this that you don't even notice the republicans raping you who are dressed in suits.
  • Obamafication · 5 months ago
    "People in this town suck."

    Move to France or possibly Iran.

    "This woman was doing nothing wrong."

    If you were at the party please enlighten us as to what really happened.
  • obmama · 5 months ago
    Seems they all had a different story, starting with the # of guests in the house.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    This wasn't kegger some teens had while the 'rents were out of town.

    The buttoned-down neighbors corroborated this.

    It's possible there's some glaring detail we haven't heard that puts the deputy in a good light, but it seems he lost his temper.

    It has the sour scent of a "comtempt of cop" episode.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    When an officer requests your id or the equivelant of it you just give it to him. If you choose to act like a child and get combative then expect a response. The only "losers" here are the people at this party who made a choice not to comply
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    I don't ever want to hear any conservative talk about big government ever again. they are the first ones to side with big government agents who demand ID or any other information for no other reason than they can. this is outrageous. A-muri-kans are a funny breed. talk about freedom and rights, taxes, etc... but are so willing to accept the official version and support the state. So let me get this right, in health care- bad government, education- bad government, housing- bad government, poverty- bad government, breaking up house parties with force-good government. Gotcha.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    what a foolish comparison
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Please provide the legal requirement to provide an ID when not operating a motor vehicle or reentering the country.
  • 1MansOpinion · 5 months ago
    Classic lefty loon comment. Who cares what the person was yelling? The guest never should have acted this way when the police arrived. But the right of entitlement got the better of them. Had this been a bunch of blacks at the party in some run down ghetto, they all would be in jail or shot. Some lefty loons do it, and it is someone else's fault for their bad behavior. Got to love the liberal elite. Somehow it is never their fault. This time Johnny law over reacted and a neighbor made them do it.

    And I agree. There are a lot of losers in this town. Look at all the guest in that house. Good example.
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    The party goers I guess should have made a noise complaint about the guy next door yelling.
  • starman1 · 5 months ago
    So 'mke1965' and 'concernedcitizen20099', I take it you had a good time at the party? Judging by your 'eyewitness' account, you must have been there...or is it possible this could be just some political bias you are trying to spin....hmmmmmmm
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    hear, hear. Look the bottom line is these conservatives up there are still smarting from the Randall Cunningham getting caught with hand in the cookie jar. Remember we see it all the time, every week it seems, these conservatives who cry and shout the loudest, are the ones who wind up in trouble. When I read these comment blogs, it's pretty telling.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    I was never a Philadelphia Eagles fan, so I don't understand the Cunningham reference.
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
  • mke1965 · 5 months ago
    Yes it's pretty telling and pretty scary too.

    That this level of freak lives amoungst us is scary
  • Obamafication · 5 months ago
    Looks like the GLAD party got a little out of control. Now Busby is using her position in an inappropriate manner.

    Great leadership Busby!
  • MohicianZ · 5 months ago
    In the area I live in each person that is going to have a party, will tape a notice on all the mail boxes with a name, address, and phone number, and say, if there are any questions or problems please call. The time the party will start and end will also be put on the paper.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    WHAT? Someone that acts responsibly and with respect to neighbors! How dare you?!
  • obmama · 5 months ago
    Saw her on KUSI morning news, who was curious about the "bizarre" turn this fundraiser took. Apparently the deputy's "back-up" included dogs & helicopter.

    Busby's brief statement did not address the hostess' attitude or lack of cooperation, just confusion about what led to extreme police tactics & her intent to meet with SDSO for an explanation. Then she talked about "the man in the bushes" who was shouting obscenities during her speech. Although she couldn't make out what he was saying, he was a political plant who made a false noise complaint. She avoided the "gay" reference (until Dan Plante put it on the table & she nodded in agreement), & did not mention the reluctance to provide DOB, resisting arrest or assaults on deputies.

    She accepted no responsibility on behalf of the hostess' & guests' reprehensible behavior & implied wrongdoing by SDSO.

    Bilbrey was interviewed later (not specifically about this). When asked for his take on the situation, it was a simple reflection of what his daddy taught him, "If you are stopped or questioned by police, cooperate & answer the questions. Never play games with the police."

    Looks like the fundraiser was on Bilbrey's behalf.

    And, the neighbor is ecstatic.
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    "And, the neighbor is ecstatic."

    That's because the neighbor is listening to Rush and pleasuring himself as we speak.
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    @Greentraffic:

    Perhaps You could post a link to the various Police academies? Obviously, SO MANY of the anti-cop 'individuals' posting on this thread are so much better qualified for Law Enforcement than You are, perhaps they'd like to put their actions where their mouths are.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    I would prefer to have brothers (and sisters) in arms who actually support law and order. I have to depend on the officer/deputy/agent next to me to watch my six. I don't want my partner on the phone with the ACLU/PETA filing a law suit over the green house gas emitted from my patrol vehicle (or my lunch) impacting the rights of terrorist detainees on Guantanamo.
  • juno5182 · 5 months ago
    I'd like to know what the city of Encinitas,has in place in regards to its noise codes. I called today could not get an answer from anyone in the city office, was given over to an answering machine to leave a message. I was just a simple question! Normally it's 10pm now I'm sure it differes from city to city.
    I hosted a 40th birthday party for my sister a few years ago. Karakoke machine and all on a third of an acre and it was LOUD..! The neighbors were not to happy behind us..Sheriffs Jurisdiction also. The SO came twice never asked for my DOB. I'm thinking by what I'm read in this UT article that Deputy Abbott lost is cool and may have some days on the beach coming to him. Just my Opinion.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    The deputy lost HIS cool? They didn't lose their cool with you. How do you know the guest didn't lose THEIR cool? Why is it the cop is ALWAYS the bad guy?
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    LOVE the screen name.
  • juno5182 · 5 months ago
    I'm not saying cops are always the bad guys...I'm Thankful for them..! I believe I dealt with a seasoned vetern. Abbott with the Sheriffs Dept 2 years that speaks volums. But from reading this article and I don't believe everything I read however, those unbias, witness statements from the other neighbors lead me to believe there is much more to this story. Deputy Abbott cannot go around pepper spraying everyone.I'd probably lose my cool if someone pepper sprayed me because I did not divulge my age...The woman was clearly not a underage teen. Come on even the neighbors in the homes around this residence could smell the odor of the pepper spray. I think it was taken a bit to far by an overzealous Deputy.. UnderSheriff Gore has his work cut out for him.



    FYI.... The city of Encinitas returned my call. They have NO Noise Code Ordiance on the books only for the exception of contruction. They refer all other to the county. hmmm convenient way to pass the buck.
  • dumbrepublicans · 5 months ago
    Cops in the Sheriff's Department are mostly morons. Rejects who couldn’t make in other PD’s. Most of them are fat over weight power hungry over reacting jerks.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Sounds like someone got a ticket or was a resident of a local jail.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Ignorant Post
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    sounds like you're overreacting lol listen to yourself it's almost comical.
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    dumb...
    Perhaps You should sign up for the Police academy. Obviously, YOU are far better qualified for Law-Enforcement, than the 'fat, overweight, power hungry, over reacting jerks', that You have so much disdain for.
    Be part of the problem, or be part of the solution!!!
  • TheIdahoKid · 5 months ago
    60 year old women are the worse kind, they think they can get away with anything, good start to trying to become a law maker, first break a few, on these kind of complains a little co-operation goes a long way, hope she get a stern judge.
  • Cydjim · 5 months ago
    I see that is discussion...basing out pro cops vs anti cops....focus on the home owner and deputy, what they did right, what they did wrong..it was a simple call the deputy has to respond to; the homeowner should have listened, then asked if she was getting cited, then go back inside make modifications, deputy comes back, says problem still there, homeowner feels it jerky neighbor is now getting bugged and somewhat arrogant, deputies don't like arrogance,....at this point deputy writes citation and leaves unless there is obvious illegal activity such as teens tapping the keg in the front yard; problem is we have 2 arrogant people---situation going to decline now....homeowner should have shut up and let officer write citation and go...officer should not have followed her around for DOB (not necessary for citation especially since she was identified as homeowner)....now the pepper spray crowd because you were scared after being aggressive in front of a crowd, dumb...spending $5,000 of sheriff resource to break up a mid life get together with people who can afford lawyers and then some, dumb.....asshat neighbor congrats on sticking deputy in stupid situation
  • shed · 5 months ago
    Pretty good assessment of the situation.. the deputy cant just walk away at this point.. I know for a fact that he would rather be doing somthing else than dealing with this situation. This whole thing is going to get blown way out of context and is going to turn into "us vs them" when in reality it's not that big of a deal. The Sheriffs Department handles approximately 100 to 200 noise complaints county wide every weekend with no fanfare. This lady doesn't want to give information for the damn ticket because she thinks she is better than the rest of us and here we go.... "Sheriff's deputies beat up elderly woman, mace thousands of people at party, hundreds rushed to the hospital for respitory distress. Sheriff's department conducts investigation and has deputy set to face firing squad, while bloggers chant F the POPO. Busby announces new watchdog network to follow the police around 24-7 to make sure they give preference to her supporters.
  • JakeSD68 · 5 months ago
    Exactly right!
  • sdnative1957 · 5 months ago
    This is yet one more example of abuse of power run rampant in San Diego county law enforcement. How sad.

    I'm wondering what the law says regarding whether the resident had to give up her DOB.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Poor Ms. Busby...she should have looked at this video before throwing her little soiree: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCVnMDy_7nM&feat...

    Or here in more depth after 29.00 min.: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqMjMPlXzdA&feat... and kept her trap shut.

    Cops love to make a scene a fancy shindigs. They da man if you let them. Never, never invite the police into your home/property and never consent, never. Know your rights.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    Hey luvdup, I'm glad you came crawling back. Haven't seen you since you've been away licking your wounds over Officer White's not guilty verdict. Always room for another cop hater on the board. You guys are fun to kick around. But seriously, dude, you gotta find a new barber. You still look like a moron. LOL.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Huh? I never left.

    It's responses like yours that make law abiding and inquisitive citizens abhor cops like you.

    I know, I know...that's right where you want 'em. Too bad you'll never get to put your cuffs on me. To smart for bozo's like you.
  • sakuraba · 5 months ago
    you are so right, don't ever let the cops in, keep them at the door and deal with them there, once they are inside they like to show off their power, like this yonk deputy did.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Oh so true, you certainly have cops pegged. They love walking into a room, being out numbered 50 to 1, and start crap, all for the rush of an ego trip. Please note sarcasm.....
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Pick up your droppings and leave.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Still licking your wounds after the White verdict? Don't seem to have a real grip on reality do you?
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Wounds? If there any any wounds it's to the public trust. Not me.

    Now pick up yer droppings and git!
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    A dirtbag wrote:

    "Wounds? If there any any wounds it's to the public trust. Not me."

    A guy with zero integrity tries to speak knowingly of "public trust." LOL.
    Here's a clue, dirtbag. About the only people who hate the police as much as you do are guys with records.

    You were sucking your thumb 24/7 over what happened to your precious tweeker in the White case, then when the right verdict came, you disappeared pronto. That's a fact. Now maybe you went crawling off to some other blog where you got kicked around like you did on the board regarding White, but you were gone right after the verdict came down. So you're not only a dirtbag, but a coward.

    Glad I could clear that up for you.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Nah, if you continue to act like a turd, I'll let you lay on the lawn a bit longer.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    "Nah, if you continue to act like a turd, I'll let you lay on the lawn a bit longer."

    His only friends are maggots. LOL.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    White verdict? What does that have to with entering a residence WITHOUT permission.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    A dirtbag wrote:

    "Pick up your droppings and leave."

    Why would she? In your house, it would fit right in.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Hahaha...and this from a rising star among bigots.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    Francine you are more than welcome to use my house as well

    The only Republican on my block is out most weekend nights having an affair with his mistress, and I have two large dogs that would be more than happy to patrol the bushes for any homophobic loons hiding in them yelling out curse words :)
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    Crazy Maude wrote:

    "Francine you are more than welcome to use my house as well
    The only Republican on my block is out most weekend nights having an affair with his mistress...."

    One wacko invites another to her home, then whines about a guy seeing a woman. LOL. Classic.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Wow. That passed you in both lanes.
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Insert "hand passing over head, like an airplane" here.....
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Heh! The only republican I know in my 'hood is the guy who mows my lawn. We've had several long conversations and I think even he is turning liberal.
  • sav858 · 5 months ago
    The comments making fun of them for being lesbians just shows how incredibly ignorant some people are and how instead of focusing on what happened just crack jokes about how there were lesbians there. Thanks, it makes it much easier to disregard those asinine comments from ignorant and bigoted posters.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Comrades!

    Please stand and join me for our Glorious Moment of Marxism......

    "Women should be obscene and not heard."

    - Groucho Marx
  • WintonQ · 5 months ago
    Somehow, "Shooting an elephant in my pajamas" also comes to mind.
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    Funny. All these cop haters out here tearing apart how things unfolded, such a "lethal use of force" by this guy. Ever been surrounded by THIRTY people, my friends? Unless its at your birthday party and they're making you do a keg stand, it probably aint gonna be a good night.

    What if the deputy had had his gun stolen during the melee, because he didn't want to "escalate things" and someone was shot or worse yet killed? Then you'd all be up in smoke over how the deputy clearly should have "established control" over the party attendants from the get go and that now someone was hurt or killed as a result.

    I honestly don't know how these hard working men and women in law enforcement do it. The very people they protect couldn't hate them more it seems.

    And this is of course a TOTAL abuse of power on Busby's part...
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    ever walk into someone's home uninvited and demand something?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Ever call the cops and ask that they do something for you?
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Ever ask a group of cops that are patroling the parking lot at the Stadium, where tail-gating partying is going on - a question?

    You become suspect number one.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    With your obvious dislike for anyone in authority, and smart mouthed comments, any attention directed at you is a product of your own behavior.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    A dirtbag wrote:

    "Ever ask a group of cops that are patroling the parking lot at the Stadium, where tail-gating partying is going on - a question?

    "You become suspect number one."

    You're so cute when you're feeling sorry for yourself.

    Here's a tip. Take the chip off your shoulder, dab your eyes, stop sucking your thumb, and be a man instead of a dirtbag. And the next time you interact with a law enforcement officer, speak to him or her in a nonconfrontational way, and you'll be treated the same.

    Glad I could explain the facts of life to you.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    A repressed feltcher said:

    ***And the next time you interact with a law enforcement officer, speak to him or her in a nonconfrontational way, and you'll be treated the same.***

    Regrettably, you do not thave the slightest idea of what's going on around you.

    It's that skull of gray mush that simply assumes it was confrontational. What a load you're shoveling. You should smell it. Oh, I forgot you're busy scoopping up after surfslut. My bad.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    A dirtbag wrote:

    "Regrettably, you do not thave the slightest idea of what's going on around you."

    Still haven't gotten over the beating I gave you in the Officer White blog, eh? LOL.

    And dude, for the umpteenth time, get a decent barber. You look like a nut. Seriously.
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    Only beer.
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    nope, i am not a cop
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Ever been surrounded by THIRTY people, my friends?

    You make it sound as if this cop was surrounded by thirty gang members or career criminals. These people were middle aged politicos. This was a political event, it wasn't some gang banger party. Stop trying to make it sound as if this cop was fearful for his life, because he wasn't.
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    The deputy doesn't know WHAT he's facing when he gets there. Lesbians? Yes. Gun fearing liberals who probably aren't packing? Check. But how about angry cop haters with a vendetta? Or online trained Busby bodyguards carrying heat and anxious to take a stand? Deputies don't know until the scene is under control, which is wasn't until he sprayed them with OC.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Geeesh! What if...what if...a pea-sized meteorite came falling from the heavens and hit the trigger on the gun fastened to the cop's waistbelt...and...and...it goes off and hits the family dog in the foot! Yeah, what if!?

    They were protecting no one...NO ONE...at the party. They were looking for LAW BREAKERS at a fund raiser. But wait, these are well monied middle agers. Not to worry. They [cops] ask a few choice questions and WHAM!!! Law breakers left and right. It's all quite easy.

    They get the call and it's Pavlov's dog response? Cops may not have it when they first join, but after they're in the sh!t for a while they all get the 1000 yard stare. One day, Sandman1 hopes to get it.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    A few "choice questions?" Oh my, the interrogation, the bright light in the eyes, the 1000 yard stare of a rogue cop. "Can I have your date of birth please?"

    On second thought, you are absolutely right!!! Never ask a woman her age!!!
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Sheesh! What are you...new? Never said rogue cop....you did.

    It's standard operating procedure for cops. Ask questions to lure the sucker in even though there's nothing really wrong going on - to create a situation/atmosphere that you [the cop] are in control of. Exude confidence and take control. Being a cop 101.

    Thank goodness you ain't no cop.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Yup, I'm just a green horn. You used the term 1000 yard stare, you've referred to other articles about cops and their behavior as being "rogue." You're judged on what your past posting have been. You know nothing about law enforcement, other than most likely incidents where you placed yourself into positions of drawing their attention. Yes, this cop asked that tricky question, to lure them in, "you birth date please..."

    I'm glad I'm not a cop today. The 30 years I put in was enough, especially with the attitude of people like you. The golden rule must have never been taught to you.
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    All you really have to do to understand this is copy and paste:

    Question: Francine Busby says she will demand an explanation from the Sheriff's Department about deputies breaking up a fundraising party held for her in Cardiff and arresting the host.

    Answer: It ended with Barman, 60, being arrested and jailed on suspicion of battery on a peace officer, and resisting, delaying and obstructing a peace officer.

    Pam Morgan, 62, a Rancho Santa Fe resident and one of the guests, also was arrested and taken to the Encinitas Sheriff's Station, where she was cited for resisting, delaying and obstructing a peace officer.

    ...there you go...
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    Yep,

    A peace officer, in lawful performance of his duty, was attacked by a loud-mouthed mob.

    The rest is history.
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    The only person who was "loud-mouthed" that night was the bigoted neighbor with the microphone. But I have a feeling you sympathize with that clown because your politics line up quite evenly with his.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    When did the alleged "bigoted neighbor" get a microphone. Try re reading the story and try again.
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    Holy cow! The Sheriff's department deployed a helicopter and 8 patrol cars to answer an individual's noise complaint at 9 PM on a Friday - with no reports of weapons or dangerous behavior? Sounds like we're way overstaffed there in Encinitas. There's gotta be more work for those eager county employees elsewhere.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    The additional deputies were called, not for the noise, but because a crowd was out of control assaulting a deputy and an emergency response member. If the lezzie had not thought she was above the law the whole incident would have been over in a few minutes.
  • SD_tax_payer · 5 months ago
    The "lezzie"? Were you there? How do you know what she was thinking?
  • DrumnWebGuy · 5 months ago
    When the police start beating down the doors of the average right winger, you can bet there will be an uproar!

    Let's keep ratcheting up this police state mentality.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    A bit of a contradiction here... if there were no noise when they showed up the cops would have just reported that and moved on. If the gathering were peaceful and quiet no pepper spray would have come out, no arrests would have been made. On the other hand, clearly, this was a rowdy crowd of unruly activist types and they no doubt thought they could employ their usual tactics of getting in the face of anyone who even seemed to opposed them and they tried this usual tactic when the cops showed up and look where it got them.

    Gay mafia 0, cops 1.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    thegaymafia utilized it's law enforcement member [via phone~~that member is retired and is always off fishing]
    415n is an oddball because a cop doesn't have a right to "peaceful enjoyment"

    when you have a RP that requests deputy contact and is willing to sign, the deputy MUST make contact with the RP and also make attempt to notify the offender.

    if it was a barking dog, what would the deputy have done???

    point is, do you think it's ok for a deputy to walk into a home uninvited, without a crime in progress or a warrant?
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Well your points don't make sense because there allegedly was a crime in progress (DP) and then there were allegedly more that were committed when the cops showed up, though I'm actually no fan of cops even if my posts don't show it, because many do tend to let their power and position go to their heads.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    were you there?

    the question is not if there was noise, the question is if there was noise beyond a group of people talking in one's own home/yard

    you really do have a police-state mentality, don't you?

    you think gatherings can be broken up for no reason, that unarmed 60-something women should be pepper-sprayed while a helicopter hovers overhead?

    how about this, why don't YOU pay for the helicopter and the backup of 7 cops since you think this group of middle-aged women posed such a threat to the community?
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    NO and as a matter of fact I'm completely against the noise laws as they are currently written and enforced in San Diego as they are illegal and if you or anyone wants to join together to get them rolled back to an appropriate standard then I suggest you get active about that.

    Since it seems appropriate:

    Past noise laws had to do with specific times and specific noise levels, which were appropriate. Now if so much as a baby cries or a phone rings and someone off your property hears it that is illegal and you are subject to complaint and citation. That is wrong, I totally agree.

    Now in this case there was a loud, amplified, continuous noise source which, at the time of evening, might have exceeded a reasonable noise level and therefore was probably a valid reason for complaint. It was apparently NOT, as you lie and state, "a group of people talking in one's own home/yard", apparently there was some amplification involved if you bother to read the story.

    And you are lying in your post, which doesn't surprise me because if you're who I think you are you always have. Go back and read the story and stick to "the facts". Making things up only makes you look ignorant, foolish.

    As always you seem to claim to know what I think... which is nothing like what I said BUT IS WHAT YOU SAID, so who thinks it again?
  • timboleo · 5 months ago
    "a rowdy crowd of unruly activist types"

    Except the neighbors all contradict your lame assumption.
  • dontshoot · 5 months ago
    What is so hard about furnishing your last name and birthdate? Not a big deal. They were obviously called there for whatever reason and if this woman would have just cooperated it would have been, "thank you, ma'am, have a nice evening." But nope. Her alligator ego overloaded her hummingbird butt and it blew up way bigger than it should have been. An oh my, finding out she is a lesbian really makes me understand why it went south so fast. Can't wait for the protests to start.

    I wouldn't let Busby pick up dog crap in my yard much less vote her into congress. Busby in congress, now that's a crime.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    The fact she is a lesbian is insignificant and didn't need to be included in this story, IMHO.
  • dontshoot · 5 months ago
    You are right. She is an angry lesbian. :)
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    OK now I understand - yes in that case it is relevant!
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    According to an account, posted by someone claiming they witnessed the event while attending the fundraiser:

    1) Busby responded to the neighbor by making a joke about them over the microphone, which received a response from the crowd which was the loudest the crowd had been all night.

    2)The host refused to provide her birthdate, disregarded the officer & turned to walk away while being questioned, which prompted the officer to grab her arm. Approx 15 guests immediately surrounded the officer & prevented him from doing his job, threatening the officer's safety while trying to free the host.

    http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Hoste...
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    In other words they used the standard leftist unruly mob gambit and it went bad...
  • Augustus · 5 months ago
    Angry aging hippies close in on sheriff's deputies who come to break up a party, sheriff applies pepper spray, someone clamps onto Barman's foot to keep sheriff from hauling her away... One can only imagine. Sounds like a sitcom.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    geez, you sound like some old crusty far right wing dinosaur who hates life and still thinks it's 1969

    scary
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Your remarks apply more to the aging hippies who think they can attack cops and walk away scott-free...
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Exactly.
  • NoMoreGrapeKoolAid · 5 months ago
    yeah...right Francine....just like "you don't need papers to vote".....we learned all we need to know about you along time ago...
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Excellent points.
  • writenow · 5 months ago
    Wrong quote. Not what she said. Either listen to the tape, or go back to slugging the KoolAid.
  • kermitsio · 5 months ago
    “We didn't hear anything until the sheriff came, with eight patrol cars and a helicopter,”

    for a noise complaint of middle aged people???????? Seriously?
  • Bigbirdsd · 5 months ago
    Who is Busby to DEMAND anything about this icident. The person arrested can obtain information just like anyone arrested can. Busby has no additional powers because of her political actions.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    SHHH! Don't tell her that! You will burst her bubble that she's someone special, an elitist who doesn't have to play by the same rules as the rest of us.
  • dadofseven · 5 months ago
    Well said Bigbirdsd. Typical political eletist. Think they are better than the rest of us.
  • sdpicguy · 5 months ago
    Oh yeah....and the fact that she admitted using a PA system gives credibility to the person who called in to complain.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    only a right-wing hack would give "credibility" to a grown man who hides in the bushes and yells profanity out to his neighbors during a gathering
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    be gentle with them Maude.. they're askeeeered of lots of things and they need to feel big and strong and safe...
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    If you took all the names and politics out of the story, and simply recounted the facts, not knowing if any of the people were gay, Democrats, only the ages and what the people were doing, 95% of people would think this cop over-reacted

    since this is about a political figure, however, we see the partisan hack propagandists swarm in and defend the incompetent overzealous cop
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Wrong. If you just tell the story straight, and this story is not told straight - significant details were left out - you would understand why what happened happened. Our so-called "Democrats" are not the Democrats of old. They're radical rabble rousers who are malcontents usually looking for a confrontation and, no dout in this case, are always choosing the wrong time and place to create one.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    you just proved to be a partisan hack who bases opinions on false stereo-types instead of fact

    did you even read your own post? you are arguing that Democrats should be treated a certain way under the law because you feel they are more prone to acting a certain way

    that makes you loony as a KOO-KOO bird, seriously mental

    you are right up there with Michele Bachmann
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    No doubt you're "Maud in SD" or someone of her ilk... The facts are in the story. And YOU are the one saying that Democrats should be treated a certain way. I merely stated facts and did not say how Democrats should be treated. These particular so-called "Democrats" did what they did & got the apprpriate response. I know other Democrats who are not radical leftists who don't act like this and who don't wind up getting this response as a result.

    You seem to have mental and reading comprehension problems. Until you resolve them, and find a better way of debating that does not include personal attacks, don't waste your time responding to my posts. It only shows how vapid you are.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    But it was politics that fanned these flames. The "holier than thou" antics of the people in attendance, created the drama. Had it been as you said, most likely the guests would have complied, a warning or citation issued and the party dispersed.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    And yet the coward yelling insults and profanity wasn't politically motivated? No doubt, they are the ones who phoned in the complaint or were party to it. Wouldn't surprise me to find out they were nothing but punk kids.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    i've learned alot about conservative posters. i had stereotyped them as being constitutionalists.

    boy was i wrong
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Sounds like you're part of the problem, both from your chosen name and your posted words. Unlike you, though, I'm not going to "stereotype"... rather I'll just watch your future posts and see. You may be one of those who always changes your name (I changed mine ONCE only because people were drawing false inferences from my old screen name and actually pursuing others for things I said - that's what the activist left does, though) to hide one of the many accounts you maintain here in order to form a false "consensus" and escape proper attribution for your remarks.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Constitutionalists: The constitution and its amendment apply only to them and those like them.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    “It was a quiet home reception, disrupted by a vulgar person shouting obscenities from behind the bushes,” Busby said. Typical Democrat playbook... blame it on Bush.

    Seriously though, please spare us the manufactured outrage Francine... where was this all in the initial story? Had to go check with your PR people first and get your ducks in a row? You couldn't get close to winning your first campaign, despite the Republican incumbent being arrested in disgrace and the Democratic NATIONAL committee pouring money into your campaign. You will lose by a far larger margin this time, no matter how many ragers you throw.

    Plain and simple, if you and your friends would comply with police orders, (like the rest of us who don't think we are above the law) you do not have to worry about getting pepper sprayed.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    "...and the Democratic NATIONAL committee pouring tons of money into your campaign"

    Got any reference for that? From what I recall the DNC gave Busby very little support, financial or otherwise in '06.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Thanks for the link.

    That's just how I remember it; the National Party turned in a big FAIL..

    $100k from the DCCC -- chump change (for a congressional campaign)

    Dean at a fundraiser in Brentwood -- way to connect to your base in San Diego, not.

    And a Mark Warner at a fundraiser in La Jolla? Who? Where?

    I'll come right out and say it: As a Democrat, I'm really embarassed by how badly the party leadership screwed that up. I think they believed that post-Cunningham, it was a done deal for a Dem--any Dem--to take that seat.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    Yeah, that election got a ton of national coverage because of Duke, and the democrats really thought it was a seat they could take. I know she also got money from moveon.org, which could have hurt her more than it helped her. Even moderates dissillusioned with republicans at the time are going to be scared of by extreme leftists. This district a very conservative leaning, 2006 was the best chance the Dems will probably have to win that seat for a very long time.
  • zollner · 5 months ago
    Sorry but your wrong, In the story yesterday it was stated that someone was shouting obscenities in the woods behind the house. You need to get your facts straight, this is the same thing that was reported yesterday
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    My facts are straight bud. Ms. Busby's comments that she will confront the police and demand an explanation were no where to be found initially. Her original rhetoric was much softer.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    “I have never seen anything like it. Most of the people were stunned,” Busby said, adding that there was no music or entertainment.

    Busby said she doesn't think the incident will have any political fallout, and she pledged to continue campaigning at house parties. “I will do everything I can to make sure it doesn't happen again,” she said.

    Busby added that she would “probably communicate personally” with the Sheriff's Department, but she did not elaborate. “If I have any comments to make, I will make them directly” to sheriff's officials, she said.
  • TheBigChurro · 5 months ago
    Poor little deputy fife doesn't like people standing behind him.

    Every sheriff deputy i've met is a redneck yahoo with an anger management problem, overcompensating for a small package. I hope the people at that party sue the heck out of the county.
  • ChargersFootball · 5 months ago
    get over it loser. vote bilbray.
  • sageofsage · 5 months ago
    Abbot clearly is not quite ready to hit the streets to serve the public. He, along with any of his training officers or supervisors of SDSO's version of Inspector Closseau, should be disciplined as warranted, up to and including termination.

    Shame on these fools - Oh, I guess it is SDPD who promises to "protect and serve." The Sherrif seems to modify this to read, " to harrass and attack."
  • la0987 · 5 months ago
    I've had my own indiscriminant encounters with the police in San Diego county where they arrested a member of our group who had been assaulted instead of the person who assaulted her. They would not listen to anyone else in the group and treated us like dirt, a horrible experience. This is not surprising conduct in my opinion from police down south and the only positive is that maybe this will show the normal reactionary police conduct to a segment of society that normally doesn't see the consequences of overfunded departments with tons of testosterone and not enough actual crime. These guys overreact whenever they receive a "real" call that isn't just a jaywalking citation.

    Anyway, this just reminds me of why I don't live in San Diego or Orange County. At least in Los Angeles the police can differentiate between "real" crime and what was going on during that party. We might have our own police problems up here, but you don't hear about this stuff in LA. Plus, if you ever did, there'd be a pretty good investigation and those cops would likely be fired or assigned to a desk job.

    Finally, SD0987, change your photo to Pat Robertson, because that was one of the most disgusting comments I've ever read on any newspaper site and has nothing to do with the spirit of Obama.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Criminals always think the cop is the bad guy...I mean...HOW DARE THEY ARREST MY FRIEND?! and for NOTHING.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Yes, how dare they gather in their own homes like that! Aren't there LAWS against lesbians congregating together in a private home? Do they think they can just blatantly talk in their own backyard like that? They are JUST like the Taliban, forcing you to "be gay" like that!

    they obviously deserved to be pepper-sprayed. I think they should've used TWO helicopters,
    and burned the house to the ground. These militant lesbians must be stopped NOW, before they force everyone to adopt their gay agenda!
  • fantom · 5 months ago
    Posting here because newest story wouldn't allow comments. Just a question/comment... according to the newest story it was reported that several guests were initially arrested for talking back to and taking pictures with their cell phones. WHY?? Seems that a citizen can say whatever they want to anyone (police included) as long as (i believe) threat to do bodily harm isn't uttered and they refrain from touching the officer(s). Why do officers have this notion that a citizen can't say whatever they want to them? As long as i don't touch them nor am i physically confrontational nor a physical threat to them. Any help on this one??
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    Funny, they didn't do anything to verify that the fundraiser was loud, before trying to issue the citation, did they? And other neighbors said it wasn't loud, didn't they?
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    What do you want them to do? Go door to door taking a poll?
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    Yeah, for a noise complaint? Sure, that would be "verifying the offense before writing the ticket", which is what we expect as citizens of fair cops, don't we? I sure do.
  • B1RD67 · 5 months ago
    Yeah.... what do you want them to do, investigate? Like that's the police department's job or something?
  • bearosmith · 5 months ago
    I've had parties before that got a bit rambunctious, which have led to a police officer showing up at the front door. The officer usually said, "There's been a noise complaint. Could you bring your guests inside and lower the volume?" And that was that. How this devolved into pepper spray and tasers is beyond me, and demonstrates a complete lack of professionalism on the part of the officers responding to the complaint.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    Alright...
    The new article about the what the witness' are going to sayI think does it in for me. And I can see that the deputy is gonna get crucified by the power ( albiet not by a powerful person) of politics and apparently the Busby camp has the ear of the U-T and possibly more media as this whole debacle turns and burns.

    I admit I am on the side of the property owner, and only the property owner. I'm not a cop hater as some believe, but I do conceed having encounters with police that didn't uh...turn out so favorable for me. But I also admit I was doing wrong, and I knew if I was to be caught, what the conscequences were. What I was doing... we considered it a game of cat and mouse, and the only way the mouse wins, is if the cat doesn't see him.(short version).

    My only dog in this fight is the question of whether the deputy entered the house lawfully. The reason why I say this now is because I saw a picture of the deputy off someones cell phone on TV and he didn't look mad, he didn't look evil...he looked worried, perhaps concerned is a better word. At what? Well, not even gonna go there...

    On the other hand, what about the escalation. All she had to do, was answer the question. I've done so in a respectful manner many, many, many times, and walked away with a pocketful many, many times- notice I only used "many" twice on that last one.( Sorry ain't gonna tell ya copper's nothin' ;>) I gotta smile when I say that so they all know I'm still friendly.

    So... as this poor kid is crucified by politics...and the gay community is hauled out into the streets and beaten by authoritarian rule...

    I've decided to TAKE COVER!!
    and so I say... Au revoir et salut.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Your points are worthy of review. I would say that the deputy may get a hand slap if this all dies down, since cops get too often rewarded for bad behavior.

    If this continues to critical mass media & political conflagration, you may see the deputy checking parking meters when not picking up poodle poop in Del Mar. You can see Bilbray has already done a wind check since Monday morning on KUSI, a reversal, and now his office is offering no comment. He's probably reading this blog to get a wind direction/speed, and next week he'll sit down with his strategic consultant, to adopt a for-public-consumption platform/position/opinion.

    When trying to discern what is right and wrong, it is too easy to get caught up in the matrix of opinion and complexity. I urge folks to use a fairly simple binary method of analysis (logic?) that uses principles of clear right from wrong. Again, the deputy had not responded to a serious crime where it was vital to obtain an identity on someone who might have been issued a citation. Deputy walks in with a 5'2" PERT member, to a PRIVATE social function, that he was not invited to walk into. Why did he not ask the homeowner or host, to come on outside and "let's chat." Again, he was not interviewing a rapist, for a potential crime. So he put himself into a crowd, without his cover unit partner, and becomes afraid because he decides a woman he asked for a DOB from, walks away from him (Is that really that threatening to a cop's ego?) . The cop should have just got out of the "mob" of 50+ year old women who had been enjoying and entertaining a meeting, perhaps while sipping alcohol or water for all I know. So instead of getting outside and waiting for his backup, and asking for a supervisor for a plan of action (attack???), he loses his cool, and is threatened (via stress) by a group of women not attacking him, but daring to challenge why he just threw their 60 year old female friend to the ground. So, he starts pepper spraying any woman who dared to verbally challenge him. Actually, he is lucky they were not younger and drunker, because he would have been attacked and I doubt he could have Taser'd 15 women at once (it would have been interesting to see him try). Did you see the YouTube video yet of that cop who Taser'd himself by accident? That was so damn funny!!!! RENO 911 is REAL!

    So I say the deputy in Chaos by the Sea, made all kinds of bad decisions that night. Did anyone bother to screen him for drugs or alcohol considering his fogged judgment? Hell no, cops never get tested like the rest of us.
  • massahmo · 5 months ago
    What do you expect with a bunch of dykes with an attitude.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    It's ok, nobody knows that you're gay.
    Your secret is safe.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    a lot of the homosexuals have figured out that the "Oh - you must have gay tendancies" ploy ran out of steam a decade ago and is now pretty much a lame horse.

    You have not.

    Come on, fella - get a new slogan
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    So you know what "a lot of the homosexuals" think? Did you take a survey...for "research" purposes of course?

    Methinks you doth protest too much sweetie.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    slow learner, eh?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    tut tut....oh sweetie, you're in such denial

    Senator Larry Craig (R)
    Rev. Ted Haggard
    congressman Mark Foley (R)
    congressman David Dreier (R)

    vehemently anti-gay right wingers who all turned out to be major closet cases in denial.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Francine Busby is a whinning politician and I am sure anyone connected to her is most likely comfortable with twisting the truth as long as it benefits themselves.
  • fraserisland · 5 months ago
    Surprised no off duty cops came to the scene and opened fire.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    I'm sure Mansker was en route from Coronado, code 3 in his personal Mazda. White was probably grabbing the AR-15 and loading it with hollow points for a full response to the "party." The bad news for them, neither one was needed, it never went 11-99. The good news for the respective wives/girlfriends of both officers, no Viagra was needed, those guys get high on their perceived authority and power, sanctioned by the courts, D.A., and so-called justice system cabal. Cabin boys for the errand boys for the grocery clerks, or something not too far off from that. Our system is not really that big a MATRIX when you dwell on discernment.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    "Earth to Lunar...Earth to Lunar...please return to me now!"
  • Errr717 · 5 months ago
    If a police officer knocks on your door to investigate a complaint, he is doing his job. Based on some comments from the party goers I've seen on TV, it sounds like it was a pretty obnoxious crowd. If the officer was alone, I could see how he could feel his safety threatened if the crowd was rowdy.

    Busby of all people should have taken better control of the guests. This is a woman that wants to be a US Representative? She's a joke! And now she's demanding ... demanding to know what happened. Is that what you expect from a wannabe public official?
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Well here's a different scenario: Can you imagine Randy "Duke" Cunningham having the S.O. respond to his former mansion in Rancho Santa Fe for a loud noise complaint? I doubt any deputy would have wanted to disrupt or distract Randy from his party, nor challenge Cunningham's ego. Why old "Duke" probably had a couple artillery guns in his garage, and unspent warhead from a Phoenix missile (from the F-14 Tomcat), and maybe even one of those lost suitcase nukes from Russia. Now poor Cunningham sits in a jail cell, much older in stress-produced loneliness, and the long ago thoughts of a wife who dumped him as quick as she could, when the cash-flows dried up. She knew all along, he was not buying Persian rugs and French toilets for his benefit.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    Duke found out he was not above the law, didn't he? He's paying the price now, right? That situation was resolved as it should have been, albeit too late to prevent the damage.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    I can see that Duke Cunningham and his fellow imprisoned Republicans have on-line privileges at their cushy federal prison.

    Face it, you rightwingers just STINK like the dead, stinking vermin that you are.

    Oh, and go tell your cop buddies that they stink, too.

    Even RATIONAL thugs understand you've gone too far when you disrupt a political gathering.

    Even a rational THUG understands that what goes around comes around.

    We'll teargas your next tea party, Republithugs.

    I'm not even mad. I'm just telling you thugs that we will get even.

    By ANY means necessary.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    Here's a serious question:

    Is there any indication this cop was informed that this was a political fundraiser prior to this altercation?
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    You did read the article? Right? This was his second visit. Did you somehow miss that?
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    Second visit in and of itself doesn't answer my question unless one starts making assumptions.

    Most cops don't ask what a gathering is for because most cops don't care.

    To repeat,

    Is there any indication the cop was informed that this was a political fundraiser at any time prior to the altercation?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Well, he wasn't exactly in Compton for starters.

    But other than the serious risk of messing with people who make even more than SD Sheriff's deputies and press connections to match, I doubt he knew much.
  • sdnatives · 5 months ago
    What a fine mess you have gotten yourself i nto

    Ms. "YOU DON"T NEED PAPERS TO VOTE" Busby!!

    Watch her on you tube tell a group of illegal aliens that "they don't need papers to vote"!

    So much for the LAW !! I would have to question her statements here since she so openly encouraged people to violate our sacred voting rights! Mob rule isn't right!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f9vbngizSI
  • Abungle · 5 months ago
    stay classy San Diego
  • nosmokes · 5 months ago
    San Diego pigs strike again. Just goes to show you get what you pay for and I bet peace officers(talk about a misnomer) in SD county are still among the worst paid in California.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Base pay, maybe.

    Didn't you see the giant headlines with searchable database to the left of this little story on the front page?

    None so blind as those who will not see, sheesh.
  • stasia9 · 5 months ago
    I think San Diego should join Texas and become there own country. The comments on this page make me sick and ashamed that you are in California. White trash you are indeed. I feel for your offspring.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Y'all hury on back now ~~~~~~~~~ Ya hear?
  • gregmaclaughlin · 5 months ago
    I must say that I find the comments to this article almost as infuriating as the story itself... Acting and/or attacking is the first defensive it seems of everyone. Be you a normal law abiding citizen, a politician, a police officer, a criminal or a blogger... The situation as Mr. Yancey states is that, “we don't like people standing behind us – we have Tasers, guns, clubs.” Will Mr. Yancey, this quip remark does little to buoy my own confidence in your ability to think! What if the police officers involved in this incident had had the foresight to think about the consequences of there abrupt actions... would they have foreseen it as an attack on a group of normal law abiding citizens? Rational thought undoubtedly would lead to this conclusion... lets hope that rational and ethical thought prevails in sorting out this mess.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    I can see a lot of people have chosen sides based on their political affiliations.

    What a lot of people don't seem to recognize is that by the time the cop got to the door he already had a complainant who was ready to sign, as in, make a ciotizen's arrest. The cop technically could have taken the hostess into custody and booked her into the county jail because PC 415 (disturbing the peace) is a misdemeanor, not, as one genius said earlier, an infraction.

    Once the cop made contact with the hostess she was not technically under arrest but she also wasn't free to leave either. Not even in her own house. The police have the authority to detain a person if they have reason to suspect that individual of an offense.

    The obtaining personal info then leaving with a warning thing is a courtesy that is technically discretionary on their part. By not cooperating, the hostess was basically removing all reason for that cop to give her the benefit of that discretion. He couldn't very well let her leave because there was a complaint, there was a complainant who was ready to make the citizen's arrest, and the cop didn't have the requisite info to follow through if they didn't tone the party down. So her leaving was an obstruction, the same as if she was a street contact wherein the cop suspected drug activity and she tried to bolt from that. Which, BTW, was the offense that led to her getting booked down at the Jail in lieu of the cite/release that would normally otherwise have occurred.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    You are citing public law

    AS IF

    it applied to the Gay Gestapo crowd !

    What lunacy!
  • Dr Cyclops · 5 months ago
    I have played in bands for a long time. As a young person the police came once to a house we had
    rented. They told us to turn it down. We said we would and they left. Most folks with common sense figure that you don't want them to come back. Arresting folks because someone made a noise complaint is going a little far. Most of the folks at these political things are older folks. The younger ffolks are so generally so apathetic they don't spend any time at political functions. I bet the average age was over 55. Comparing these folks to drug dealers I think is going a little far, Of course I was not there so I cannot know what really happened. Maybe an investigation can sort it all out.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    It is easy to issue a judgement from afar...I ask all to let the investigation process run it's course. It sounds like several agencies have expressed interest in conducting an investigation. Let them do it.

    Let's give the system a chance to work. Let the Deputies actions be judged by an independent body.

    Let's not disrespect the process before it's had a chance. If we disagree with the process, let's use this energy to better the process in the future.
  • Statue · 5 months ago
    The Sheriffs are not an independent body. Letting them decide what went on is like letting the fox guard the hen house
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Yeah, I know.

    "The Establishment" is SOOOOO the ENEMY!
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    The only way to keep our freedoms
    is to hold the government
    and law enforcement accountable
    at every step

    OR you wake up
    and you have a Hugo Chavez
    of Ayatollah situation in your country
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Statue...there are several independent bodies that are investigating the incident, including a Citizens Review Board, and even the ACLU has expressed interest.

    I believe that qualifies as "independent".
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    francine francine...what WERE you thinking using that BULL horn in cardiff? too bad the teen set wasn't there or the trib would be flooded with videos from their i-phones...

    the over 50 set is still adjusting to the world wide web.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    BUSBY ??????????

    THINKING ???????????
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    This is TOO funny.

    All hippies leave Cardiff, the Sheriff is after you.

    Please take Maxine Buzz-brain with you
  • Abungle · 5 months ago
    You are another feather in the cap of liberals...lol
  • AnOldGuy2 · 5 months ago
    man, this if funnnnny. (was that the 'burning bush' talking by the fence???)

    Question - If you ask any blue-hair her age, what do you think the response will be?

    None of your business, young man. Or 39 (just kidding)... or "I was born when FDR was president" - you do the math.

    or even better - "I'm thinking of a number between 30 and 90..."
  • WintonQ · 5 months ago
    I am saddened by the hate in this city. Being straight or gay should not be a demographic anymore than being black or white. But the media puts people in groups to categorize and generalize our traits and opinions... if not to sensationalize.

    It should be illegal to say "we are catering to the black vote" or jewish vote, or gay vote, or hispanic vote, or asian vote, etc. etc. etc. (enter King of Siam). THAT is separatism, racist, and in fact a hate crime in itself. Categorizing creates stereotyping, which is rampant on this thread.

    I can stereotype us all into one more group of dumbasses, who can't get along with each other. I think if the good Dr MLK could see mainstream media today, he would puke.
  • drewcadia · 5 months ago
    don't be too sad...

    this isn't a REAL cross section of san diego
    it's just a bunch of ignorant folk that can't get a human with a pulse to listen to what they have to spew so they let their diarrhea out here...

    take it all with a hate filled grain of salt
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    So where exactly do you fall in your above description sir? It sounds like right in the middle of it.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Start living in the real world, not that ideological bubble you call home. Gays have always been disgusting to mainstream society, and I doubt their infantile rantings will ever change that.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Substitute the word "blacks" for "gays" and read that post again.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Yea...that way it will read something that it doesn't and offend a wider range of people.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    It is because of people like you that we have anti discrimination and hate crime laws. You are Exhibit A.
  • mikebarnette · 5 months ago
    sky173 wrote: "Start living in the real world, not that ideological bubble you call home. Gays have always been disgusting to mainstream society, and I doubt their infantile rantings will ever change that."

    Wow we almost believe the same thing. I only wish you could start living in the real world, not that ideological bubble you call home. Religious fanatics have always been disgusting to intellectual society, and I doubt their infantile rantings will ever change that.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    We all fell into the UT's trap.
  • sd0987 · 5 months ago
    The homosexual Taliban's hate for law enforcement is horrible. These people think that the law doses not apply to them.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    LoL...homosexual Taliban?
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Comrades!

    It is time for A Glorious Moment of Marxism!

    "Women should be obscene and not heard."

    - Groucho Marx


    Thank you, Comrades. Now, get back to work!
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Stupid comment.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Bitter...table for one.
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    I'm starting to think that it is Typ311Dave who is the neighbor that was screaming obscenities at the peaceful gathering.

    It would fill in a lot of blanks.

    Don't worry. The person will be identified and will be investigated. Hate crime charges may be filed momentarily.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Nice.....I actually liked that one. Thank you for the compliment.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    agreed!
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    "Humor is reason gone mad."


    - Groucho Marx
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    but first it might be helpful to pull your head out of your butt so we can understand you...
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    "I've got the brain of a four year old. I'll bet he was glad to be rid of it."

    - Groucho Marx
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    I wonder how the officers were able to drive up to this place with all the double parked volvo station wagons outside
  • SGG · 5 months ago
    That is a solution for loud party calls when the owner will not comply. Cite every car for every little violation you can find and tow any car that you can. It is amazing the amount of compliance you gain when the tow truck shows up.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    exactly!..and i hear the prius is light weight and easy to tow
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    Nah, I am sure they were all Buicks and Oldsmobiles.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    So what car would be the acceptable choice in order to avoid being assaulted?
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    The preferred vehicle of Police state craving, right wing whack jobs with very small schwantz's everywhere, and the appropriately named ... HUMMER.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    you sound like a great specimen to be pepper sprayed
  • fairone · 5 months ago
    Another case of rich, white politicians getting away with whatever they want. That should be a crime in itself.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    You forgot to add "loser" between the "white politician."
  • theantispanos · 5 months ago
    Sounds like remnants of the Karl Rove goon squad in action. Nixon would be proud of y'all.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    I guess that case of Rampant BDS isn't getting any better. Sorry!
  • zenaby · 5 months ago
    Wow! I cannot believe the hate just being spewed around on this site in this thread. It is a sorry state of affairs that there is so much hate and contempt, even just for people expressing their own opinions. Those who are doing this are the prime example that this malicious harassment described in this news story represents.
  • NoMoreGrapeKoolAid · 5 months ago
    tell us more about the geek hanging onto her leg while a Police Officer is trying to arrest her....peace and love still alive....was he wearing a tie dye shirt? blue round sunglasses? long stringy hair?? birkenstocks? I LOVE IT......sorry but folks are waking up to the lie that is HOPENCHANGE..

    A trillion to banks and they still don't loan....a trillion to a stimulus package and unemployment keeps climbing...now let's give 4 TRILLION to health care and need I write that chapter.....
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    One must wonder about those who defend police threatening and spraying a bunch of senior citizens. That trigger happy cop wouldn't last ten seconds in most big cities.
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    So you're all about the hippie stereotype not the facts. Lame segue into a bailout debate. Oh by the way, Bush bailed out the banks not Liberals.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    What is this Iran
    and the Militias?

    Deputies do not have rights to pepper spray or tazor middle aged
    people at an innocent political fundraiser in a private home.

    Wasn't there a sleeping teen pepper sprayed by law enforement
    at a party who died as a result of that action recently?

    If the shoe was on the other foot, and it happened to some
    of these posters defending the Deputies unprofessional actions,
    they would be mad as heck and filing lawsuits.

    The Deputy was unprofessional and had only 2 years experience.
    He was, obviously, very poorly trained and could
    not handle a simple courtesy call in a private neighborhood
    relating to noise.

    If Deputy could not handle the call,
    then he should have requested backup.

    The facts indicate no reason to escalate
    "a verbal warning" situation into a formal
    citation and then physically subduing 2 people
    and arresting them and pepper spraying the entire party.

    What does it take to get discipline of excessive
    police force in San Diego County
    (Police Action like this at a Mayor Sanders fundraiser
    or a Bonnie Dumanis fundraiser??!!)
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    You are just ASSUMING the deputies did wrong. Would hate to have you on a jury.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    I think they have about 30-50 witnesses
    who say the Deputies used excessive force
    and tactics
    including a prominent N. County Official
    who has held elective office and run for Congress.

    The Ayatollah and Abminijad(sp?)
    would love some of these posters.
    The government is always right
    no matter what the circumstances.

    TOO MANY SHEEP ON THIS BOARD
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    When in Europe a person with friends in the business community remarked that his friends would love American workers because they are so docile. I think the comments on this page reflect that sentiment. the knee jerk response is to bow to the "official line". They must have done something wrong to deserve that beat down, arrest or shot (usually in the back). Land of the free......
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Read the story and pay particular attention to the chain of events.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    That would require logic and a thought process.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Which you apparently do not have the capacity for
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Reread my posts. I think that I have made perfect sense, and not ranted like a loon.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Your comments do not match the facts
    that happened.

    Perhaps, your bias towards one side is showing
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    And explain to me how they don't and yours do
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    No valid arguements so you have to resort to name calling?
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    No valid arguements so you have to resort to name calling?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Plenty of valid points made and what name calling?
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    The facts and chain of events allow me
    to believe the Deputies abused
    their authority and should be
    suspended and/or terminated
  • koufax32 · 5 months ago
    Welcome to Russia
  • obecean · 5 months ago
    More like Nazi Germany.
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    The word is out, SD cops can do anything they want and not worry about it. Heck, they can even shoot a mother and her kid over a broken car mirror.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    #1...Was not SDPD dealing with noisey Busby

    #2...the jury decided...get over it.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Wrong thread
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    Its relavent. There is an accusation of abusive police behavior. The acquital the same week very much sends a message to the police.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Maybe the message needs to be learned by some of the general public?
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    Whats that message? Expect assualt, battery, and serious bodily injury over minor infractions? Ever heard of the term "excessive force"? To many ego trippers with badges. I'm guessing Abbott had a bad morning, forgotting to kick his dog, scream at his 6 yo kid, and slap his wife for over-cooked eggs. Maybe if everyone sends him letter saying what a big man he is, we can walk the streets without fear.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Obey the law. Conduct yourself in a manner that doesn't draw unwanted attention to yourself. If a cop asks you a question do not respond with attitude and aggression, but merely answer their questions so you can both go on about your day, and not become the subject of a newspaper article, or receive an arrest record.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    If a cop asks you a question regarding anything even remotely criminal, any competant defense attorney will tell you to remain silent no matter what.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    That would be after a Miranda Admonishment. Simple fact gathering information, such as name, date of birth does not fall under self incrimination.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The message is the same stuff you learned in kindergarten
    1. Follow the rules
    2. Keep your hands to yourself
    3. Follow directions
    4. Show respect to those in authority (i.e teachers, firemen, policemen, etc.)
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Show respect to those in authority (i.e teachers, firemen, policemen, etc.)

    Respect works both ways.

    Glad you fixed your info.

    On a lighter note, what happens when a cop talks to a teacher? Who has precedence?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Depends on the context of the conversation.

    On a traffic stop...the cop.

    At a school play...the teacher (unless a public safety concern is developing...hopefully unlikely.)

    Asking for a DOB to fill out a warning is hardly disrespectful.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Asking for a DOB to fill out a warning is hardly disrespectful.

    It all has to do with delivery, as in so many other things. Some people call this respect.

    Further, please tell me which statute required Barman to furnish her date of birth to the deputy. None of the other LE around here seemed able to respond to this question, am I'm genuinely curious.
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    Where is it implied that the delivery was otherwise?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Just like I thought, you can't tell me why she had to provide her birth date.

    Read the story and tell me what you think.

    But before you answer, I inadvertently gave you a situational Rorshach test with the teacher vs. cop question. I was actually making a funny (laugh, son, it's a joke, son! Haw haw!--Foghorn Leghorn), and you automatically invoked some kind of Doomsday scenario at the school play.

    Sorry, that's just weird. But we've already covered that.

    Now, about the legal obligation for Barman ... Bueller? Bueller?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    There are forms LE must fill out. These forms must be fully completed or they will be "kicked back" until they are. In cases with possible pending legal action, the forms must fully completed so that the correct person is noted as an involved party.
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    he has the wrong reality
  • ofc79 · 5 months ago
    You never EVER fight with cops. Even if the cops are wrong.
    There goes her chances of winning!
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    Everybody has an intrinsic right to self defense. If the officer was acting unlawfully, she has no obligation to comply. That said, unless life or serious bodily injury is at stake (which after shoulder surgery may be the case), the wiser thing to do is comply and then follow up with legal action. Regardless, the police in San Diego county have almost never been held accountable for abusive activity.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    So, when you get pulled over for going 70mph in a 55mph zone, and do not believe you are guilty, do you have a right to NOT comply? And, when the cop then decides you need to be arrested do you also have a right to resist?

    Hmmm
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    Not pulling over is hardly an act of self defense. hmmmm
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Did you read the post or just assume...like you assume the deputy was wrong?
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    As opposed to assuming he was right?
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    I read your post and it is an idiotic response to my point. I suppose that if the cop started raping her, you would just stand there and say it's ok. See, I can play the hyperbole game too.

    Regardless, YES, I do think the cop is wrong from the information I've been able to gather. According to the UT: cop asked for her name, she refuse and tried to walk away, cop grabbed her, threwher to ground, and violently handcuffed her. At no point does it say he told her she was under arrest and gave her an opportunity to comply, thus the argument of "resisting arrest" is completely bogus. Also, with a elderly nonvilent woman who was walking (not running), it is an OBVIOUS use of excessive force to effect an arrest is such a violent manor without provocation. The cop had lots of options, from explaining to her that not supplying the information was basis for detainment or arrest, telling her she was being detained and not free to go, yelling at her to stop to emphasize the seriousness of the situation, etc. But no, he decided to imediately treat her as a violent felony suspect and injure her. Assuming the UT article is factual, this cop has no place in any police force.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Puh-lease......she will get tons of free "ink and air" because of this - you just can't buy this kind of exposure.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I just about lost my lunch. Exposure and Francine Busby.......I don't want to taste my burrito a second time.
  • obmama · 5 months ago
    Maybe she's onto something . . . taking fundraising to a new dimension, getting yer bang for yer buck.

    No you can't buy this kind of exposure,

    She was exposed to the gay community when she avoided the "G" word.

    She was exposed to her political advocates when she ran away from an emotionally charged melee (& the pepper spray) instead of diffusing the violence.

    Avoid, evade, walk away - just what we like to see in a politician.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Obfuscate and object.....yes, perhaps she was borrowing a page from the GOP play book
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    This does need to be investigated:

    1. The neighbor, who may have committed a false police report.

    2. The neighbor needs to be very concerned at this point, because by the time the lawyers are done with him or her, he or she will be accused of a hate crime. In the East, cursing can actually be a crime that will land you in Jail, but I doubt that is the case here, as shown in the famous Cohen vs. California case of 1973, involving the f word.

    3. The Police definitely need to be investigated. This incident sounds very strange. "“We don't like people standing behind us – we have Tasers, guns, clubs,” he said." Besides the improper use of English in the quote, the issue is how does this person expect to always have people standing in front of the Police? Are people suppose to know this? Isn't this the cops responsibility?

    So when ever I see a cop and I am standing behind him at the Donut shop getting my Apple fritter, I may spontaneously get pepper sprayed? This is just blithering and highly disjointed nonsense.

    Part of the occasional "total jerk" attitude that people see in cops often comes when they come into a difficult situation and attempt to gain control over the situation. The cops here never gained control and lost what little control they had.

    Eight patrol cars and a helicopter? Come on. Sounds like they really f'd this up, but it needs to be investigated.

    4. The host and some guests need to be investigated. When the cops show up, you do what they say. Women ... the cop doesn't care how old you are, they need the info. Now the whole town knows how old you are. And they don't care, either.

    Yes, some cops have a Napoleon complex and I have seen the goofiest behavior from SD cops of all the cops I ever came across in Palo Alto, Northern California, and other parts of the country, but you do what they say. You comply. If something is amiss, you follow channels. You do not get in their face in the middle of an investigation. I have never had problems with cops because I don't get into trouble. But I have seen it happen with others from a distance. It isn't good.

    Just follow their directions ... if things go terribly awry and you think a crime was committed, you call one of your buddies from your dorm days in undergrad that has gone dark side and become a lawyer ....
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    JumpinJackFlash wrote:

    Stupid Comment.

    I second that.
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    "You second that", yet no one, to put it in terms you'll understand, "firsted" it.

    Your some kind of highly unintelligent f'tard, aren't you?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    You didn't get it did you? Asshats like you normally don't.
  • uniontaxpayer · 5 months ago
    if a noise complaint comes in, then it will be looked at. no matter what time of the day it is, a noise complaint is a noise complaint.The neighbor did not file a false report. He felt the noise was too loud. He was trying to have a peaceful evening. That is his right. Anyone disrupting your right to live comfortably has violated your space. rule of thumb for law inforcement and detention personel, never, Never let anyone stand behind you. Safety is this issue. Lets put you in a situation with ten people around you. Feel a little uncomfortable? You would be. You probably live in that part of the woods and rancho santa fe is no different from logan. a violation is a violation. I dont care how rich you think you are. Your not above the law. I beg you to work one late night shift in an officers shoes then come back and tell me about it. In fact, do a ride along. See how much of a jerk officers are. you'll side with them once youve walk in thier shoes. Next time someone is violating your space, dont call SDSO. Handle it yourself since your so well versed in social behavior.
  • uniontaxpayer · 5 months ago
    your an idiot. Rancho Santa Fe is no different from Logan. Act like an fool and assault an office, go to jail. Do a ride along and see for your self what the streets are all about.
  • NoMoreGrapeKoolAid · 5 months ago
    "A man held on to Barman's foot to prevent her from being taken out of the room, and she fell to the floor. Abbott took out his Taser, the man backed off, and Barman was arrested"

    So tell me in a LIBERAL SPIN WORLD, if someone is being arrested, good bad or indifferent, how is this mature responsible behavior? We are not at WODDSTOCK or some anti-Vietnam protest or is it that these folks are stuck in the 60's?????
  • SGG · 5 months ago
    It's not...it's called Lynching and it is a felony. Should have arrested the whole bunch of them.
  • sdharlydad · 5 months ago
    Hopefully Busby has all the facts before she commits political suicide!
  • LaPlayaHeritage · 5 months ago
    http://www.flashreport.org/blog.php?postID=2009...

    According to the Police Report, the reporting party's residence is located on Summit Avenue, west of the Barman residence at 1366 Rubenstein Avenue.

    http://www.zillow.com/homes/map/1366-Rubenstein...


    From the map linked above, the two neighboring houses on Rubenstein and Summit Avenue are very far apart, both with very long back yards. The complaining neighbor's house on Summit Avenue is approximately the 20th closest house to the Barman residence. The complaining neighbor would have to go very much out of the way to hear noise from the Barman residence when the 19 other closer neighbors did not hear anything until the police arrived.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    Must have been one heck of a loud party.

    I bet they were drunk on white wine and chanting "anti-Bush" and "anti-Republican" slogans taught to them by our state run media.

    But it doesn't matter/ What does matter is they respect the authority of the Law and stop acting like children. Who raised-up these people?
  • scottinsd · 5 months ago
    Don't you have some teabags to dip somewhere? "I bet they were....."

    I swear, you gesticulate like those clowns on Faux News. God help us if Busby was using a teleprompter, huh?
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    (sniff sniff) me thinks Lost To Yanks is a troll.....
  • freddieboy2000 · 5 months ago
    Must have been a slow night...is an official noise warning necessary for one person complaining at 9:30?
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Calls for service need a disposition.
  • stuboogie · 5 months ago
    This is how the cops treat everybody. Young, old, black, black white, rich or poor. The reason they do it is because they are never held to account for their actions. EVER!

    Ironically, it's unquestioned support by politicians like Busby that allow the police to do it.

    Karma is a *$@%#. Or in this case a lesbian.
  • SDSurfer · 5 months ago
    I have no idea what you're talking about. I've been in several parties that have been broken up, every time the host and guests treated the cops respectfully. I have NEVER seen behavior like what you and Busby describe.

    Treat people how you want to be treated. It works wonders, even with officers of the law.
  • RushTheJunkieLimbaugh · 5 months ago
    "Treat people how you want to be treated."

    maybe you should be more respectful of neighbors in the 1st place...then the cops wouldn't have to be called on you and your friends.
  • obmama · 5 months ago
    Me too.
    No need to be mad at the messenger.
  • soletssee · 5 months ago
    Did the police officer have a warent to inter the house???? why was he in the kitchen ????????
    Just thank god he didn't shoot anyone.........
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    He had a justifiable reason to be there
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    A warrant was not required. The deputy did not arrive at the residence to perform a search of the premises. He was investigating a noise complaint. The compliant was evidently substantiated. The deputy decided to cut the homeowner A BREAK and issue a WARNING. She did not see it as such and refused to provide identifying information. The crowd then got hostile.
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    why would he shoot anybody? was some busby supporter pointing a weapon at them?
  • MMIKEY · 5 months ago
    Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please


    - Mark Twain
  • MMIKEY · 5 months ago
    Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please
    - Mark Twain
  • Klaus in Dana · 5 months ago
    Wow, a second UT story about the same event, stating the same facts, and same comments from the readers. I guess the first 600 comments didn't go they way they wanted, so run it again and see if opinions can be changed, while filling white space.

    Maybe David Letterman can say something about Busby's daughter to really get this rolling.
  • gs92110 · 5 months ago
    Move to Alaska, they have plenty of room for ya there...bushie
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    Need to get something for that case of BDS ....
  • gs92110 · 5 months ago
    It appears a neighbor or two were NOT invited to the party and called the cops...TYPICAL
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    I know. You think at least hiding in the bushes yelling obscenities they would have been invited in for light refreshments... I mean, thats what I always do when I'm trying to crash a fundraiser. Oh well...
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Comrades!

    Please stand and join me for our Glorious Moment of Lennonism...

    "I get by with a little help from my friends."

    - John Lennon
  • fruckbeff · 5 months ago
    All parties involved in this story are pathetic. Everyone fit their stereotypes to the "T". I wouldn't be surprised if that carpet bagger Bilbray was involved as well.
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    Heck no we won't go.
  • writenow · 5 months ago
    I must say the hateful homophobics have certainly been well represented here. Must confess to not knowing how much hate was going on, and am interested to see if the U-T is going to report the name of the "citizen" willing to sign a complaint.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    it's like one or two freaks with about 10 different screennames a piece

    look at the posts by "GregorMandelbaum" then compare to other like-minded individuals

    same poor grammar, same spelling errors, same hate, same right-wing radio talking points

    the radical homophobic propagandists and racist-Minutemen types are out in full force being overzealous just like this Napoleonic-complex cop
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    Francine, is that you?
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Funny how everything you say to me applies to you - you've been caught posting under numerous screen names. And your usual tactic is to slur, to engage in personal attacks, all of which only make you look like an idiot as you clearly couldn't be more wrong.

    Spelling errors? Grammar? Try looking at the leftist posts here for those.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    I've come to same conclusion. That it's one or two small minded individuals posting along with their sock puppets.
    What they don't realize is how transparent they are.

    Gig seems to be the only honest one in the bunch.
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    Right back at you Capm. I'm not even that right wing in 'real life' but get a little carried away in here sometimes. :)
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    What, so you & the gay mafia can attack him or her mercilessly.

    Tell you what - hold your breath until they do please.
  • jungdan · 5 months ago
    I've been at many parties, indoors and out, even on the beach on the 4th of July, when the police arrive and announce that someone has made a noise complaint. Every single time the police have been aggressive and intimidating. It seems that any person, whatever their motives, however silly their complaint may be, can basically destroy a party simply by making a noise complaint. Something seems very wrong when one person, perhaps an unhappy grouch, can deny people the ability to have a party because they can hear it and call the police. It seems to me that part of living in a community is having tolerance for each other so we can - god forbid - have a party with music and some noise. Certainly there are two sides to this issue, but personally I have experienced the unreasonable insistence on library like silence and the use of police to indiscriminately enforce it to the point where it seems like having a party has become illegal.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Really? I've also been to several parties that were in some cases too loud, others that I don't think were, but each time the hosts were calm and respectful, as were the police, and the matter always ended with the party going on at a quieter level and the police leaving and not coming back.
  • SDSurfer · 5 months ago
    I have been to several parties that have been broken up, not ONCE was the host or guests disrespectul to the police.

    We all obeyed the law and went home peacefully. Surprise, surprise, no one was pepper sprayed. Funny how that works.
  • TheNextMayor · 5 months ago
    There are a lot of cops that think they own the planet because they have a gun and a badge if you don't follow their orders they will force them upon you, regardless whether there's any logic to them or not. Typically these are the young low IQ numbnuts that came straight outta moron school and not the older smarter cops that understand they need the people behind them and not against them.

    They are just people with the legal right to carry guns, clubs, pepper spray, and handcuffs, and many of them aren't the sharpest tools in the shed.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    TheNextMayor, huh? Not of the police officer's union has anything to say about it...

    Though in some respects you are completely correct.
  • dontshoot · 5 months ago
    The next Mayor of what? City of the clueless and bitter?
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    After this fracas...try to get elected...never in a million years. Busby, you need to just lay low. You are trouble, serious trouble, much like the Hillary crowd, sure she has a good job now, but if not for Obama she would be in the unemployment line. Just Quit, save the money, and anyone who is giving you money is a FOOL!
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Good point - Busby probably phoned in the complaint herself to try to get some publicity. The fact (as others have claimed, not me, but I'll go with it) that her base is primarily 60+ year old lesbians sort of speaks it all, doesn't it?
  • Understanding · 5 months ago
    Busby is and always has been coo-coo. Foul person as well.
  • Mr_Papageorgio · 5 months ago
    She'd be smarter to let it die and go away.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    easier to let it go away but not smarter...
    4th ammendment rights violation is too big of a deal to let go away.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    Yep... that's what I was telling them last night. It is too late now.

    I had a somewhat similar incident happen to me... totally abused by the Sheriff... big difference in my case was that we had video tape (from multiple angles) of the initial incident, and I was willing to shut my yap.
  • Bosshawg52 · 5 months ago
    Yep, that is the biggest clue "shut your yap" and deal with it....if you want to escalate a police situation just open your mouth
  • reypedos · 5 months ago
    This is a simple case of interfering and assaulting a Peace Officer. Nothing more and nothing less. Get over it Frankencine.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    it's a simple case of violating a citizens 4th ammendment rights
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Complicated by the fact that the officer entered the residence without permission and the initial and following complaints being without merit.
  • sdpicguy · 5 months ago
    Busby is going to step in it on this one. I can see it coming.
  • Jumpin'Coyote · 5 months ago
    Ah, the sinsemilla and the angry lesbians and the cops.......bad mixture....this is the funniest story of the year so far.........I love the guy in the bushes yelling at the aging hippies......I laughed til I cried...email this to all your lefty friends, I know you have some.....
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    i agree that this is hilarious

    do you think it's cool that a cop walked into a private residence without warrant or invitation or circumstances that rise to the allowable loss of 4th ammendment protection [ie; violent crime in progress] ?
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    dup post
  • YODA777 · 5 months ago
    Ms. Busby, "you will demand and explanation", who do you think you are --------------- a two time loser for elected office. Since when does that status give you a right to demand. You follow the same channels as everyone else.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    she is a political candidate whose gathering was disbursed by law enforcement.

    are you ok with that?
  • YODA777 · 5 months ago
    She is no different then Joe six pack having his party disturbed in his back
    yard.
  • ScorpsRock · 5 months ago
    Busby wants us to elect her as a leader? What a joke. I would not vote for such a coward and liar ever. Where was Busby when all this was happening? Oh yea, hiding in the bushes like a real leader, laughable.
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    I heard she grabbed a toddler and held it up as a shield so she wouldn't get hit with the pepper spray (cultural reference alert - no this is not a fact, it's a joke and I'm making that clear so NO FLAMES).

    Your post is appropriate, SR.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    so easy to call names. how do you know she's a liar? coward? why? what do you know that thegaymafia missed other than an assumption based on your fear of people with brown skin?
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Why?
    Because you can get away with that kind of behavior on this message board.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    when "all this was happening" see.. nothing happened.

    a cop walked in and within seconds had a 60 year old woman's arm tweaked behind her in her own home because of a phone call

    send me your address and i'll have one of your neghbors play this trick on you..
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Re-read the article. She's accused of battery. That means she got physically violent. She seems to have brought this response on not only herself but others at her gathering. I must say that I've personally witnessed the sort of behavior this story suggests played out before at gatherings of Democrats/gays and so I'm really not surprised.
  • Gon2tex07 · 5 months ago
    California doesn't need a congressperson of this caliber now or ever!!
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Amen.
  • stevenvittitow · 5 months ago
    Members of San Diego law enforcement act unprofessionally and with excessive force then lie about what really happened to cover their behinds ....Now where have I heard this story before ?

    The people at this party should consider themselves lucky they weren't shot by our 'finest'.

    Pitiful and sad.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    Patriot Act in full swing.
  • starman1 · 5 months ago
    I see all the Busby supporters are busy blogging away in support of their leader, even if they have no clue about what they write. Hopefully this will end up in court where all these so called witnesses and 'victims', (hopefully soon to be defendants), will testify Under Oath about what REALLY happened. ..."Oh we're middle aged democrats, we don't have to follow the law...be gone public servant"
  • coolcazion · 5 months ago
    It amuses me how all you ignorant Cop Haters, who know everything there is to know about police work, like to criticize officers and deputies only based on what you read and hear from the media. Their number 1 goal is to make sure they are safe so they can finish their shift and go home afterwards. You know nothing about officer safety, while trying to protect people who hate police. Its funny, when you are a victim you conveniently look to Law Enforcement for help, but when your friend or relative is the Suspect, you hate cops.

    Niether I, nor any of you know exactly how this particular incident transpired, so NONE of us can say anything about what the deputy should or shouldn't have done. All we can do is speculate, which results in negative feelings for law enforcement, and fuels the fire for all you anti-law enforcement ignoramous'. Yes, unfortunately incidents do occur when officers use excessive force. Internal Affairs take those kinds of allegations very seriously, and those incidents are never addressed mildly. But to you cop haters ANY force used is excessive, even when the officer or deputy is legitimatley defending his or herself.

    The bottom line is that nobody is perfect. Criminals make mistakes, and so do cops. I believe that anyone who breaks the law, or abuses power given to them, should suffer the consequenses and repercussions that they deserve. Who do YOU think you are passing judgment on every single cop and every police or sheriff's department just because of a few bad apples?
  • john_t_barley · 5 months ago
    "Cop Haters"? How bout you back off and concede it's possible these officers (cop is a derogatory name for a police officer) made a terrible mistake. There is a line between feeling safe and abusing power, and it not a fine line - it's huge with neon lights along side it. A group of wealthy, middle aged people are not likely to mob a police officer. We know it, and so should he. It's a power trip. Have you heard the news report about Travis County constable Richard McCain, who tasered a 72 year old woman because he "felt threatened"? Or the Chicago police officer who tried to claim self defense after he drunkenly beat down a bartender, despite video evidence to the contrary?


    http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2009/06/raw-vid...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49kgG0s7lVk
  • ImJustABill · 5 months ago
    "Niether I, nor any of you know exactly how this particular incident transpired, so NONE of us can say anything"

    Hey congratulations for making the most illogical argument on this thread yet - the old "you weren't there so you don't know what happened and have no right to comment" argument. This is the same reasoning used by the OJ jurors.

    In contrast, reasonable and logical people can make a reasonable assessment based on the comments from numerous witnesses that there was something wrong with the way that the deputy acted.
  • starman1 · 5 months ago
    ".............In contrast, reasonable and logical people can make a reasonable assessment based on the comments from numerous witnesses that there was something wrong with the way that the deputy acted.........."

    Oh please, self serving statements by suspects or biased 'witnesses', friends of the suspects, hardly allow a reasonable assessment to be made.
  • ImJustABill · 5 months ago
    So the cops are the only ones who should ever be believed? A cop is never biased? Dozens of people - not thugs or gang members but regular people all claim the same thing but one cop says something different and you automatically believe the cop no matter what?
  • FlatFoot · 5 months ago
    WHARRGARBL !!!

    Francine Busby... an American traitor in her own words:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsaoWja2OPs

    .
  • Livingintherealworld · 5 months ago
    Oh sure, the rich pretentious woman who believes she is above the law had nothing to do with this incident. The Sherriff's deputies have nothing better to do than look for old rich ladies to beat up. People start living in the real world.
  • 1MansOpinion · 5 months ago
    I love how the Union-Tribune lets her put up a letter and allows no one to comment. Just another example of lefty loon censorship!
  • dewaynesheppard · 5 months ago
    I am from Fort Worth, Texas-where the Rainbow Lounge was raided in the early Sunday morning hours by police. (attached is the Towleroad link.) What the hell is going on? Maybe they don't realize, honey, we've got connections in high places. Our councilman Joel Burns reminded us at the rally here that we have elected representatives who can push back when we are pushed. This s**t's gotta stop!
    http://www.towleroad.com/2009/06/gays-in-texas-...
  • dgreenberg · 5 months ago
    Every time I visit relatives in SD i have been witness to altercations with SD cops and so
    called criminals I saw 2 police beat a homeless man in a parking lot who did nothing but hang
    out under a tree. I told them to stop and told me to go away or face arrest. I saw 2 gay men being beaten while leaving Balboa park for no reason whatsoever.
    I have seen a black family driving ahead of me being pulled over and hauled out of their car.
    Two kids and parents the parents were thrown to the ground in front of the kids. I parked and watched this horror. The cops for no apparent reason departed and I went to the family.
    The kids were terrified and the parents did not know why this happened. No citations were given.
    This is why I would never live in SD and wish my family members would leave.
  • jackything · 5 months ago
    “We don't like people standing behind us – we have Tasers, guns, clubs,” he said.

    And you still feel threatened?
  • fredamae · 5 months ago
    LEO Is Out of Control..."Militarized Police Units" are what has replaced "Peace Officers".

    Our Lawmakers and the People have allowed this to happen, now What Will Lawmakers and the People Do About it?
  • Biederman · 5 months ago
    "We don't like people standing behind us..."

    If he'd stayed in the doorway, no one would have been behind him.
  • dylboz · 5 months ago
    There is no explanation to be had, at least none that will satisfy anyone or justify these actions. Police are brutal thugs who treat people as inferior chattel, we're just the slaves who feed their bloated bellies with our heavily taxed labor so these goons can strut around in their polyester outfits bedecked in costume jewelry, heavily armed with all manner of weapons which they use to attack harmless, unarmed old ladies with impunity. They're an occupying army, many of whom have just returned from military deployment, abusing Iraqi and Afghan citizens under the boot heel of U.S. imperialism, an attitude they quickly transfer to those they've sworn to "protect and serve." If we were smart, we'd abolish the police force and take back the responsibility for defending ourselves. This is what happens when you give up your freedom to the state in exchange for a promise of "security." We wind up without liberty or security, victimized by the very state which promised to keep us safe, while its agents bloviate about how they "put their lives on the line" to excuse their every "isolated incident" of excessively violent behavior. Self defense is a basic human right, and clearly, police officers are no substitute. In fact, they appear to be as much a threat as the criminals in our midst.
  • treetracker · 5 months ago
    So San Diego SD sends 8 police cars and a helicopter to answer a "noise" complaint? Whatever happened to 1-2 officers knocking on the door and asking people to tone it down?

    Either these cops have too much time on their hands or too much funding.
  • sd0987 · 5 months ago
    Busby and her militant lesbian friends thin they are above the law. They are the homosexual taliban.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Yes, how dare they gather in their own homes like that! Aren't there LAWS against lesbians congregating together in a private home? Do they think they can just blatantly talk in their own backyard like that? They are JUST like the Taliban, forcing you to "be gay" like that!

    they obviously deserved to be pepper-sprayed. I think they should've used TWO helicopters,
    and burned the house to the ground. These militant lesbians must be stopped NOW, before they force everyone to adopt their gay agenda!
  • SCLiberal · 5 months ago
    This was a hate crime by the original homophobic caller and law "enforcement" people. The most telling part of the story was the woman (whose windows were open) who said she awakened not by the party but by the officers.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    853.5. (a) Except as otherwise provided by law, in any case in
    which a person is arrested for an offense declared to be an
    infraction, the person may be released according to the procedures
    set forth by this chapter for the release of persons arrested for an
    offense declared to be a misdemeanor. In all cases, except as
    specified in Sections 40302, 40303, 40305, and 40305.5 of the Vehicle
    Code, in which a person is arrested for an infraction, a peace
    officer shall only require the arrestee to present his or her driver'
    s license or other satisfactory evidence of his or her identity for
    examination and to sign a written promise to appear contained in a
    notice to appear. If the arrestee does not have a driver's license
    or other satisfactory evidence of identity in his or her possession,
    the officer may require the arrestee to place a right thumbprint, or
    a left thumbprint or fingerprint if the person has a missing or
    disfigured right thumb, on the notice to appear. Except for law
    enforcement purposes relating to the identity of the arrestee, no
    person or entity may sell, give away, allow the distribution of,
    include in a database, or create a database with, this print. Only
    if the arrestee refuses to sign a written promise, has no
    satisfactory identification, or refuses to provide a thumbprint or
    fingerprint may the arrestee be taken into custody.
    (b) A person contesting a charge by claiming under penalty of
    perjury not to be the person issued the notice to appear may choose
    to submit a right thumbprint, or a left thumbprint if the person has
    a missing or disfigured right thumb, to the issuing court through his
    or her local law enforcement agency for comparison with the one
    placed on the notice to appear. A local law enforcement agency
    providing this service may charge the requester no more than the
    actual costs. The issuing court may refer the thumbprint submitted
    and the notice to appear to the prosecuting attorney for comparison
    of the thumbprints. When there is no thumbprint or fingerprint on
    the notice to appear, or when the comparison of thumbprints is
    inconclusive, the court shall refer the notice to appear or copy
    thereof back to the issuing agency for further investigation, unless
    the court finds that referral is not in the interest of justice.
    (c) Upon initiation of the investigation or comparison process by
    referral of the court, the court shall continue the case and the
    speedy trial period shall be tolled for 45 days.
    (d) Upon receipt of the issuing agency's or prosecuting attorney's
    response, the court may make a finding of factual innocence pursuant
    to Section 530.6 if the court determines that there is insufficient
    evidence that the person cited is the person charged and shall
    immediately notify the Department of Motor Vehicles of its
    determination. If the Department of Motor Vehicles determines the
    citation or citations in question formed the basis of a suspension or
    revocation of the person's driving privilege, the department shall
    immediately set aside the action.
    (e) If the prosecuting attorney or issuing agency fails to respond
    to a court referral within 45 days, the court shall make a finding
    of factual innocence pursuant to Section 530.6, unless the court
    finds that a finding of factual innocence is not in the interest of
    justice.


    853.6. (a) In any case in which a person is arrested for an offense
    declared to be a misdemeanor, including a violation of any city or
    county ordinance, and does not demand to be taken before a
    magistrate, that person shall, instead of being taken before a
    magistrate, be released according to the procedures set forth by this
    chapter. If the person is released, the officer or his or her
    superior shall prepare in duplicate a written notice to appear in
    court, containing the name and address of the person, the offense
    charged, and the time when, and place where, the person shall appear
    in court. If, pursuant to subdivision (i), the person is not
    released prior to being booked and the officer in charge of the
    booking or his or her superior determines that the person should be
    released, the officer or his or her superior shall prepare a written
    notice to appear in a court.
    In any case in which a person is arrested for a misdemeanor
    violation of a protective court order involving domestic violence, as
    defined in subdivision (b) of Section 13700, or arrested pursuant to
    a policy, as described in Section 13701, the person shall be taken
    before a magistrate instead of being released according to the
    procedures set forth in this chapter, unless the arresting officer
    determines that there is not a reasonable likelihood that the offense
    will continue or resume or that the safety of persons or property
    would be imminently endangered by release of the person arrested.
    Prior to adopting these provisions, each city, county, or city and
    county shall develop a protocol to assist officers to determine when
    arrest and release is appropriate, rather than taking the arrested
    person before a magistrate. The county shall establish a committee
    to develop the protocol, consisting of, at a minimum, the police
    chief or county sheriff within the jurisdiction, the district
    attorney, county counsel, city attorney, representatives from
    domestic violence shelters, domestic violence councils, and other
    relevant community agencies.
    Nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to affect a
    defendant's ability to be released on bail or on his or her own
    recognizance.
    (b) Unless waived by the person, the time specified in the notice
    to appear shall be at least 10 days after arrest if the duplicate
    notice is to be filed by the officer with the magistrate.
    (c) The place specified in the notice shall be the court of the
    magistrate before whom the person would be taken if the requirement
    of taking an arrested person before a magistrate were complied with,
    or shall be an officer authorized by that court to receive a deposit
    of bail.
    (d) The officer shall deliver one copy of the notice to appear to
    the arrested person, and the arrested person, in order to secure
    release, shall give his or her written promise to appear in court as
    specified in the notice by signing the duplicate notice which shall
    be retained by the officer, and the officer may require the arrested
    person, if he or she has no satisfactory identification, to place a
    right thumbprint, or a left thumbprint or fingerprint if the person
    has a missing or disfigured right thumb, on the notice to appear.
    Except for law enforcement purposes relating to the identity of the
    arrestee, no person or entity may sell, give away, allow the
    distribution of, include in a database, or create a database with,
    this print. Upon the signing of the duplicate notice, the arresting
    officer shall immediately release the person arrested from custody.
    (e) The officer shall, as soon as practicable, file the duplicate
    notice, as follows:
    (1) It shall be filed with the magistrate if the offense charged
    is an infraction.
    (2) It shall be filed with the magistrate if the prosecuting
    attorney has previously directed the officer to do so.
    (3) The duplicate notice and underlying police reports in support
    of the charge or charges shall be filed with the prosecuting attorney
    in cases other than those specified in paragraphs (1) and (2).
    If the duplicate notice is filed with the prosecuting attorney, he
    or she, within his or her discretion, may initiate prosecution by
    filing the notice or a formal complaint with the magistrate specified
    in the duplicate notice within 25 days from the time of arrest. If
    the prosecution is not to be initiated, the prosecutor shall send
    notice to the person arrested at the address on the notice to appear.
    The failure by the prosecutor to file the notice or formal
    complaint within 25 days of the time of the arrest shall not bar
    further prosecution of the misdemeanor charged in the notice to
    appear. However, any further prosecution shall be preceded by a new
    and separate citation or an arrest warrant.
    Upon the filing of the notice with the magistrate by the officer,
    or the filing of the notice or formal complaint by the prosecutor,
    the magistrate may fix the amount of bail that in his or her
    judgment, in accordance with Section 1275, is reasonable and
    sufficient for the appearance of the defendant and shall endorse upon
    the notice a statement signed by him or her in the form set forth in
    Section 815a. The defendant may, prior to the date upon which he or
    she promised to appear in court, deposit with the magistrate the
    amount of bail set by the magistrate. At the time the case is called
    for arraignment before the magistrate, if the defendant does not
    appear, either in person or by counsel, the magistrate may declare
    the bail forfeited, and may, in his or her discretion, order that no
    further proceedings shall be had in the case, unless the defendant
    has been charged with a violation of Section 374.3 or 374.7 of this
    code or of Section 11357, 11360, or 13002 of the Health and Safety
    Code, or a violation punishable under Section 5008.7 of the Public
    Resources Code, and he or she has previously been convicted of a
    violation of that section or a violation that is punishable under
    that section, except in cases where the magistrate finds that undue
    hardship will be imposed upon the defendant by requiring him or her
    to appear, the magistrate may declare the bail forfeited and order
    that no further proceedings be had in the case.
    Upon the making of the order that no further proceedings be had,
    all sums deposited as bail shall immediately be paid into the county
    treasury for distribution pursuant to Section 1463.
    (f) No warrant shall be issued for the arrest of a person who has
    given a written promise to appear in court, unless and until he or
    she has violated that promise or has failed to deposit bail, to
    appear for arraignment, trial, or judgment or to comply with the
    terms and provisions of the judgment, as required by law.
    (g) The officer may book the arrested person prior to release or
    indicate on the citation that the arrested person shall appear at the
    arresting agency to be booked or indicate on the citation that the
    arrested person shall appear at the arresting agency to be
    fingerprinted prior to the date the arrested person appears in court.
    If it is indicated on the citation that the arrested person shall
    be booked or fingerprinted prior to the date of the person's court
    appearance, the arresting agency at the time of booking or
    fingerprinting shall provide the arrested person with verification of
    the booking or fingerprinting by making an entry on the citation.
    If it is indicated on the citation that the arrested person is to be
    booked or fingerprinted, the magistrate, judge, or court shall,
    before the proceedings begin, order the defendant to provide
    verification that he or she was booked or fingerprinted by the
    arresting agency. If the defendant cannot produce the verification,
    the magistrate, judge, or court shall require that the defendant be
    booked or fingerprinted by the arresting agency before the next court
    appearance, and that the defendant provide the verification at the
    next court appearance unless both parties stipulate that booking or
    fingerprinting is not necessary.
    (h) A peace officer shall use the written notice to appear
    procedure set forth in this section for any misdemeanor offense in
    which the officer has arrested a person without a warrant pursuant to
    Section 836 or in which he or she has taken custody of a person
    pursuant to Section 847.
    (i) Whenever any person is arrested by a peace officer for a
    misdemeanor, that person shall be released according to the
    procedures set forth by this chapter unless one of the following is a
    reason for nonrelease, in which case the arresting officer may
    release the person, or the arresting officer shall indicate, on a
    form to be established by his or her employing law enforcement
    agency, which of the following was a reason for the nonrelease:
    (1) The person arrested was so intoxicated that he or she could
    have been a danger to himself or herself or to others.
    (2) The person arrested required medical examination or medical
    care or was otherwise unable to care for his or her own safety.
    (3) The person was arrested under one or more of the circumstances
    listed in Sections 40302 and 40303 of the Vehicle Code.
    (4) There were one or more outstanding arrest warrants for the
    person.
    (5) The person could not provide satisfactory evidence of personal
    identification.
    (6) The prosecution of the offense or offenses for which the
    person was arrested, or the prosecution of any other offense or
    offenses, would be jeopardized by immediate release of the person
    arrested.
    (7) There was a reasonable likelihood that the offense or offenses
    would continue or resume, or that the safety of persons or property
    would be imminently endangered by release of the person arrested.
    (8) The person arrested demanded to be taken before a magistrate
    or refused to sign the notice to appear.
    (9) There is reason to believe that the person would not appear at
    the time and place specified in the notice. The basis for this
    determination shall be specifically stated.
    The form shall be filed with the arresting agency as soon as
    practicable and shall be made available to any party having custody
    of the arrested person, subsequent to the arresting officer, and to
    any person authorized by law to release him or her from custody
    before trial.
    (j) Once the arresting officer has prepared the written notice to
    appear and has delivered a copy to the person arrested, the officer
    shall deliver the remaining original and all copies as provided by
    subdivision (e).
    Any person, including the arresting officer and any member of the
    officer's department or agency, or any peace officer, who alters,
    conceals, modifies, nullifies, or destroys, or causes to be altered,
    concealed, modified, nullified, or destroyed, the face side of the
    remaining original or any copy of a citation that was retained by the
    officer, for any reason, before it is filed with the magistrate or
    with a person authorized by the magistrate to receive deposit of
    bail, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
    If, after an arrested person has signed and received a copy of a
    notice to appear, the arresting officer determines that, in the
    interest of justice, the citation or notice should be dismissed, the
    arresting agency may recommend, in writing, to the magistrate that
    the charges be dismissed. The recommendation shall cite the reasons
    for the recommendation and shall be filed with the court.
    If the magistrate makes a finding that there are grounds for
    dismissal, the finding shall be entered in the record and the charges
    dismissed.
    Under no circumstances shall a personal relationship with any
    officer, public official, or law enforcement agency be grounds for
    dismissal.
    (k) (1) A person contesting a charge by claiming under penalty of
    perjury not to be the person issued the notice to appear may choose
    to submit a right thumbprint, or a left thumbprint if the person has
    a missing or disfigured right thumb, to the issuing court through his
    or her local law enforcement agency for comparison with the one
    placed on the notice to appear. A local law enforcement agency
    providing this service may charge the requester no more than the
    actual costs. The issuing court may refer the thumbprint submitted
    and the notice to appear to the prosecuting attorney for comparison
    of the thumbprints. When there is no thumbprint or fingerprint on
    the notice to appear, or when the comparison of thumbprints is
    inconclusive, the court shall refer the notice to appear or copy
    thereof back to the issuing agency for further investigation, unless
    the court finds that referral is not in the interest of justice.
    (2) Upon initiation of the investigation or comparison process by
    referral of the court, the court shall continue the case and the
    speedy trial period shall be tolled for 45 days.
    (3) Upon receipt of the issuing agency's or prosecuting attorney's
    response, the court may make a finding of factual innocence pursuant
    to Section 530.6 if the court determines that there is insufficient
    evidence that the person cited is the person charged and shall
    immediately notify the Department of Motor Vehicles of its
    determination. If the Department of Motor Vehicles determines the
    citation or citations in question formed the basis of a suspension or
    revocation of the person's driving privilege, the department shall
    immediately set aside the action.
    (4) If the prosecuting attorney or issuing agency fails to respond
    to a court referral within 45 days, the court shall make a finding
    of factual innocence pursuant to Section 530.6, unless the court
    finds that a finding of factual innocence is not in the interest of
    justice.
    (5) The citation or notice to appear may be held by the
    prosecuting attorney or issuing agency for future adjudication should
    the arrestee who received the citation or notice to appear be found.

    (l) For purposes of this section, the term "arresting agency"
    includes any other agency designated by the arresting agency to
    provide booking or fingerprinting services.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    "or other satisfactory evidence of his or her identity for
    examination"

    DOB
  • B1RD67 · 5 months ago
    So the DOB is satisfactory evidence of identity, but the fact that she was in her own home was not? Can you name the court case that set the precedent for providing DOB as "satisfactory evidence of identity"? Becuse interpreting what constitutes "other satisfactory evidence of his or her identity for examination" is the job of the courts not the police.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    You cited CPC 853.3 in your other response, which is some kind of Topaz Lake agreement between California and Nevada.

    What you have here says, and I quote:

    If the person is released, the officer or his or her
    superior shall prepare in duplicate a written notice to appear in
    court, containing the name and address of the person, the offense
    charged, and the time when, and place where, the person shall appear
    in court.


    Name and address were supplied. I see no DOB requirement. SD Sheriff citation forms impose no legal duty on citizens, fortunately, or they could require you to write the Magna Carta from memory ... just because.

    The obvious intent of the relevant portions of the statute is for peace officers to obtain satisfactory identification before releasing someone, whether before, after, or in the absence of booking.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    DOB is part of the ID process. A name only is not sufficient. That is how
    it was explained to me by the CHP Officer I spoke with. My agency
    fingerprints everyone.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    End of career for Busby

    unless, of course, you believe that happened some time ago

    in which case, it's

    confirmation of end of career for busby.
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    Dumb, much?
  • LightningBolt · 5 months ago
    I didn't know that we issued jack boots and swastika arm bands to the Sheriff's department---also!
    Deputy Barney Fife...er, Abbott was a real storm trooper man handling a 60-year old lady.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    In the very latest SDUT (Sign-On) article on the event, that does not have a blog-log set-up (probably because we have overwhelmed the servers with this one), the following witness reports were provided regarding the deputy:

    --"“He had a raged look in his eyes and his head was bobbing from side to side..."

    -- “looked like he was feeling out of control.”

    --“His eyes were darting around the room as if we may have guns,”

    --After Abbott called for backup, police cars, a fire truck, a helicopter and a K-9 unit arrived, the women said. Seven guests were arrested for taking photos with a cell phone camera and talking back to an officer; most were released at the scene, they said.

    [LunarCycle again]: Since when was it a high crime to take evidentiary photos, considering we have cameras taking our pictures all over town by the ever growing security & surveillance apparatus approved by Homeland Security and the Sheriff's department. Funny, have a political dissent protest and the cops are out there videoing everything you say and do, they did it when the Bush motorcade would spin around town. My big question, I did not see the data on, is, were those cell phones or cameras seized by the deputies, prior to releasing those additional "terrorists?" Scary times, wake up folks. Law enforcement has been given way too much power, and the fascists helped create that power to protect their cabal, in a fear created climate after 9/11.
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    -- “looked like he was feeling out of control.”

    Meaningless. How can someone look at what he is feeling and expect their interpretation to accurately portray his thoughts ?

    If you accept that statement, then you would have to accept a statement such as:
    The lynch mob crowd looked like they were feeling the urge to harm the officer & break the detainee free, who looked like she wanted to find a weapon to use on the officer .


    --“His eyes were darting around the room as if we may have guns,”

    Of course he would, if he was threatened by the actions of those in the room. That is exactly what LE is trained to do when a crowd becomes unruly.

    I'm sure he wouldn't have been forced into a defensive act of self preservation if the accused simply cooperated.


    --"“He had a raged look in his eyes and his head was bobbing from side to side..."

    What exactly is "bobbing from side to side"? I can't seem to find a movement this would describe.




    --“His eyes were darting around the room as if we may have guns,”
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    We should be less interested in installing our brand of so-called "freedom" in Iraq, Afghanistan, and coming to a theater-of-war near you, perhaps Iran. Why? Well, first, it is not right. Next, they don't want our kind of "freedom." And next, especially Iraq, was an unjust war fought for reasons not articulated by the cartel in Washington at that time (of which Obama is an extension of). Saving the best for last, maybe instead of being concerned about the lack of freedom abroad, we should be looking at our own country, look in Cadiff by the Sea, look in the Lowe's parking lot in Oceanside (White v. the Silvas), look at a Poway residential street (Mansker v. Foley & Lisa Gaut). Look at the state trooper who Tased a 70+ year old woman after a traffic stop for speeding. Look at how all of us with the so-called War on Terror have been incrementally criminalized, now having to prove our innocence before being guilty of any crime.

    I would like to look the S.O. deputy into his eyes, and say: When you talk to your mother next time, are you going to mention that you threw a 60 year old lady to the ground with force, for not answering your question, and then any other women who dared to try to talk to you, you would spray them in their face with pepper spray while waving your Taser gun around (as if to say "you want some of this too?'").

    My code has always been, a man never hits a woman. Has this changed with the S.D. Sheriff's department? Has this changed with all law enforcement agencies. You can strike a woman even though she really was never a threat, she did not have a weapon, she simply walked away from your demanding confrontational and adversarial demeanor (command authority) because you are GOD, you are a COP.

    Hopefully the FBI will get involved to review this for civil rights violations, but why not the Mansker and White cases? I have a funny feeling the entire cabal is meeting now to determine how to tone it down but put project a perception that there is fair justice (as they militarize the police even more).
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    whats wrong with the lady cooperating with the cops and the party goers backing off and letting him do his job?
    seems short and simple to me
  • audreythompson · 5 months ago
    What would you do, if you were the host of such a party? I bet, cooperate would be the last thing on your idiotic mind. "Seems short and simple to you" Yeah sure - you got to be a member of the GOP, because all you people do is look at things from your stupid point of view. Why did the police come in such force like it was a raid on a "drug bust" or "a terrorist raid" unbelieveable! With that kind of response with resources for a simple "noise complaint" I can imagine why all of California is on the verge of bankruptcy. The Governor needs to intervene - I hope this is not the end of the story and the Dems get back, Shari Barman should be reimbursed for all damages and I mean ALL.
  • LunarPeak · 5 months ago
    I don't disagree, you and I might have made friends with the cop and no citation, no big ruckus in Cardiff by the Sea. But the other issue, since we were not there, is there the possibility the deputy was not professional, perhaps arrogant, perhaps aggressive and this did not help with a crowd? When he demanded a DOB and the gal walked away, did he really throw her on the ground as some claim?
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    dunno, but i have been on the wrong side of the law MANY times in my youth and in different countries. everything from infractions to felonies. i have never run into a cop that wasnt, at the very least, civil.
    but i always cooperated. when they said stop, i stopped. when they said get on the ground i did. when they asked for personal information i gave them true and correct information. i never ran, lied, fought, or gave the guys a hard time. some of the cops were arrogant d*^&*eads but they were never physically abusive.
  • jimmydore · 5 months ago
    Every cop you ever met was civil? Really? Well, then you are very very lucky, and your anecdotal evidence is contradicted by many others and the evidence of this case. But thanks for adding your 2 cents, as unhelpful as it may be.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    PLEASE bring in the FBI.

    That deputy needs to do hard time.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    The police tactics tell us they were Duke Cunningham's people, as are a number of the posters here.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    MadTom,
    Here's a serious question...........................................wait a minute, silly me, I was about to ask you a serious question, nevermind.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    Silly little ObamaBot
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Yeah -- I have anger issues -- when Republican thug cops break up a Democratic fundraiser.

    You're damned right I'm pissed off.

    SCREW YOU FASCISTS.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Tom...are you fessing up to the mental instability charges as well as the obvious anger problems?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    So all of the cops are Republicans? And none could possibly be Democrats? Where do you get your facts MadTom?
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Oooohhhh!!! Let's not start bringing facts into this!
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    What's the problem? Didn't Daddy pat your bum this morning. Poor, poor Tom!
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    They broke up our party!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    CrazyTom wrote:

    "Yeah -- I have anger issues...."

    You need a headshrinker.

    "SCREW YOU FASCISTS."

    You forgot to call us Nazis and baby killers. LOL.
  • Rokky · 5 months ago
    MadTom,
    Please stay off the freeways until you calm down.
    Get enrolled in an anger management program.
    Take two more Aspirin.
  • Rokky · 5 months ago
    Lunarcycle.
    You are absolutley right.
    Just remember, when they take our guns away, it's all over.
  • sorrento99 · 5 months ago
    It's so nice to see the liberal, pro-freedom posters seizing the lead on these comments and putting the convservative, cop-ass-kissers getting it shoved down their throats. It's time we all stood up against these over the top militaristic tactics being used and us being told it's the way it is and just accept it. No more!!!
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    So you agree with MadTom then?
  • sorrento99 · 5 months ago
    On a lot of what he's said..but not on killing cops or rioting. I'm tired of this blind acceptance of the authority without question. I'm tired of people thinking they'd never end up in a situation like this so they accept it happening to someone else and are unwilling to look at it objectively. I respect the cops but there's been way too much of this and it's nearly always excused or justified or rationalized. We need a DA who stops supporting police wrongdoing. BTW she's a lesbian too, for whatever that's worth.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    How about people that do end up in situations like this but are totally cool with the cops and comply with their orders and the cops leave and never come back and nobody ever gets issued a citation or arrested? That happens too you know....
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Is all this coming from the gay and lesbian center? I didn't know that trying to give a lesbian a ticket was so much trouble. So much for their "in your face" attitudes.
  • sd0987 · 5 months ago
    Busby and her "in your face" militants need to go to San fransicko. We are tired of this behavior.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    Nazis are authoritarian in nature. Unfortunately, it appears that law enforcement personel are beginning to adopt authoritarian traits.

    These traits include conventionalism, authoritarian submission, authoritarian aggression, anti-introspection, superstition and stereotypy, power and "toughness," destructiveness and cynicism, projectivity, and exaggerated concerns over sex.

    So I think that helps answer the question as to how our LEO's compare to Nazi's. They may not be there yet, but they certainly have started down the path to the dark side.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Really? Skewed your opinion is.....so what does Squid mean? I'd be surprised to know if you were/are in the Navy, and say such stupid things.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    Hit a nerve did I?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Just answer the question.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    LOL ! The irony of you demanding that I answer a question that has absolutely no bearing on anything. What's in a name? Some use there monickers to suggest there political affiliation, some to show there pride, some to "honor a brother" and some are just so personal I can't figure them out...so why try?

    I considered simply not responding at all...but we all know how that would turn out right?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Ok Squid I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.....but if I see you post in a blog associated with the Navy, I'll light you up. Since I'll know for sure then.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    I post in a blog associated with the Navy? Careful you don't light somebody up under false pretenses because I don't post to a Navy blog. And what is it that you're going to give me the benifit of the doubt of? That I was IN THE NAVY? So what if I was? So what if I wasn't? If I wasn't, does that mean I have to go to a re-education camp?...bummer...

    .... detective, if you where keen enough, you would have seen that I indeed answered your question.... "so what does Squid mean?"
    You assumed I used it for a Navy conotation.
  • dadofseven · 5 months ago
    Pretending to psycoanalyze law enforcement personel?
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    I JUST REALIZED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    It was probably BUSBY IN THE BUSHES ..................

    think about it

    no campaign, no hope of one, no funds raised, nothing

    now, after she catcalled to her fellow lesbos and created a buzzsaw, she is IN THE NEWS

    Course - STILL no campaign, no hope of one , ............
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    From what I heard, Busby went to the bathroom. Five minutes passed and that's when someone in the bushes yelled some obscenities, then it stopped, and five minutes later Busby came back to the party asking what had happened. I see your point now - Busby should be investigated, hell everyone at the party should be investigated to see if there was an accomplice.

    Cool call!!!!
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    You people who praise unjustified police violence had better expect violence in return.

    That is simply the way of nature.

    Republithug morons.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    Cop didn't start it. He was the first victim.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    MadTom,
    Couple things:

    (1) I think it's time to have your mommy give you your daily dose of ridalin.
    (2) It's past your bedtime.
    (3) You're grounded.

    Signed,
    You're imaginary friend.
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    Learn to spell. 'Ritalin'. R i t a l i n .
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    _MadTom_, I feel your pain but if I were you, I'd tone it down. I'd state you are drawing fictional accounts of what could happen. You are raising your profile and some red flags and it could cause problems. The men in black could be knocking, or at the very least, next time you go to use the airlines, you'll have some TSA specialist from Asia, fingering sensitive areas checking for drugs, guns, bombs, and printed blog commentary from here. Once you end up on the same list as CAT STEVENS (the no-fly list), your life could be very complicated. Remember, Obama is not really about CHANGE (yes, he'll leave you some change after he takes your dollars), but about an extension of the Bush policies. It's an old game they play in Washington that keeps us going tick-tock every day toiling for taxes, and believing there is a new good guy (or gal) every 4 years.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    "Tone it Down?"....Sorry, but those like MadTom should be BANNED from this site.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Can you imagine if all of us in this blog were instead hanging with Art Madrid in La Mesa at Norm's Bar or Chico Club? Or, at Cheers & Beers or the Coo coo Club in Lakeside? I cannot imagine the fun we'd have trying to talk all this out over beer and games of pool. By the way, what happened to King Madrid's date that night who drove him home, she was I think 25 and he is 70? Is she available tonight to drive me home too, I promise not to vomit in my neighbor's rose garden.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    And what has that have to do with anything here?
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    This blogosphere (like way too many, especially when they are about police), turns into the big sandbox with the children all fighting, throwing sand, kicking, and screaming. And I was always told when we became adults, we became more civil.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Not in this blog...it's more like mob mentality.
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    VS. the Gang mentality of LEO's
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Squid...bad experience with LEO's?

    What were you charged with?
  • William of Ockham · 5 months ago
    Oh- the horrors of it all! I don't know if I can bring myself to talking about it ;>)

    You need say a prayer that blesses upon me that I may confess my sins well and benefit from the grace of the sacrament. Then you need to say something like, "now let us bring into the light anything you want to give in to Gods mercy."

    Then I'll say "Forgive me Father EchoBravo, for I have sinned. It has been 36 years since my last confession....blah,blah,blah

    NOT!!!
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    And another ObamaBot sticks his head up....
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    You have to deal with thugs as they are, not as you idealize them, not as you wish them to be, not as you would like to persuade them to be with sweet reason.

    They're just gaming you if you try to reason with them, just waiting for the opportunity to stick their boot in your face.

    Ask ANY European how to deal with a fascist.

    You shoot first, believe me.

    And when cops behave like fascists, it is time to treat them like fascists.

    Cops, behave yourselves while there is still time.

    Again, you have to deal with people -- using that term loosely -- as they ARE, not as you wish they would be.

    mminuteman here -- he's for Alan Keyes. Well, that tells us all we need to know about HIS politics.

    And his psychiatric condition.

    You Duke Cunningham fans are still sore, aren't you?

    Remember, you treat a rabid dog like a rabid dog.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    MadTom,
    You are making absolutely no sense at all and you need to stop your antics. Quite frankly, you should be BANNED from this site.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Republican sheriff, obviously.

    A buddy of the Duke-stir?

    It is going to take lynching some bad cops to make this kind of thing to stop.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Cops behaving like Republican assholes. Well, that's what they are. Time to take that Sheriff, tar and feather him, and run him out of town on a rail.

    SO typical of Republcan Nazis.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    MadTom...how did we shift from Deputies (not SDPD "cops") to "Republican Nazis"?

    You sir have a beautiful imagination!
  • Dr Cyclops · 5 months ago
    Thank heavens we have police to protect us from wild gatherings like this.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    Busby's credo:

    An ILLEGAL with every PAPER, and a HOMOPHOBE in every BUSH.
  • Rokky · 5 months ago
    MadTom.
    You really are Mad aren't you Tom
    I bet you voted for Obama didn't you.
    That's why your so upset with yourself.
    Take two aspirin, calm down, call McCain and tell him your sorry he lost the election.
    You will feel much better tomorrow.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    McCain was actually worse than Obama... as for myself, I voted for "the only black guy" on the ballot... Alan Keyes.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Pretty funny.

    You got me there
  • BigBuck · 5 months ago
    ANY reasonable candidate could whip the carpetbagging lobbyist Bilbray.

    Why is this known failure Busby still in the running for the Democratic candidacy?
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Cause homosexuals have a very limited barrell from which to choose.

    Witness the over-achieving Harvey Milk, idol and hero of the wiggling crowd.
  • ccatl · 5 months ago
    Obviously, you have innate homosexual feelings you have yet to come to terms with. As long as you are a self-loathing gay person, you will never have a quality life. I suggest seeing a therapist and learning to deal with your homosexual tendencies. Don't worry... it's typical of people like you who bash gays. You bash them because you hate yourself for being gay and not being able to accept it. The vast majority of truly straight people are not afraid of gay Americans and do not have to bash them verbally or physically. Maybe someday you can come to terms with your homosexuality and quit acting like an 8th grade bully.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Yep - EVERYONE who has come to DESPISE the Gay Gestapo

    is a closet pervert him/herself.

    Yeppers

    You keep saying that mantra to yourself

    and to your fellow travellers at your political rallies and parties
    Make SURE you use megaphones ..............
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    BigBuck...and yet no one has beaten Billbray in a looong time...why do you think that is?
  • BigBuck · 5 months ago
    O.K., I'll respond to this. Tell me about Brian Bilbray's electoral record, please, and define a looong time. Oh, and spell his name correctly in your Google search......
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Buck..Am I suddenly your remedial teacher? If you want to know his electoral record...look it up yourself! It is not relevant to my point!

    And guess what...Bilbray STILL hasn't been beaten in a loooong time!

    Need a tissue?
  • tfitz · 5 months ago
    Oh Sh*t, I'm in San Diego. I love San Diego, it's the people who live there that I can't stand. So, howdy y'all out in National City, Cardiff.You will all burn in hell of course but that's no reason not to say howdy, is it?
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Hsssssssssssssss
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Clown!
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    Busby is SOOOOOOOOO toast after this amazing, humorous, scintillating episode! She will not even be able to be elected dog catcher now!

    And - thanks to all the rabid folks here calling for a public beheading of the officer who was forced to pepper spray the loons and throw 2 of them into the drunk tank! You all are so darned amusing i cnanot thank you enough!
  • soyrizo · 5 months ago
    Nobody is calling for his "beheading", you clown. I think what most of us are saying is that he overreacted, he broke the law, and he should be disciplined some how.
  • AntiUnion · 5 months ago
    How did he break the law? He enforced the law, because a couple of people got a little too fired up at their rally and thought for a minute that they were above the law. I have had more than my fair share of parties broken up by the police and have never seen a can of pepper spray. You treat the police with respect, they treat you with respect. End of story.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    No, don't you get it? The police are always at fault. Always looking for democratic fund raisers to "raid" and always looking to do some gay bashing. Haven't you been reading the posts of the well informed?
  • SunnyDeigo · 5 months ago
    Of course no jury will punish these renegade cops.
  • rataezo · 5 months ago
    We need facts. I mean the officers may be jerks but they don't just pepper spray you for the heck of it. San Diego cops are anxious. If confronted, do as they say, if you disagree then get an attorney after it's all said and done.
  • lizlavish · 5 months ago
    There is so much bad behavior all around, it is hard to know where to start. Rudeness, overreaction, name calling . . all might be a little ashamed of themselves. Can't we do better?
    I remember once walking my dog, and the dog found a wallet in the bushes. Recognizing that the wallet was probably stolen, and being just across the street from a police station, the dog and I went over and turned it in. The first thing the policeman wanted to know after my name was my birth date. My birthdate? I turn in a wallet and you want my birthdate? What is it with police and birthdates? At that moment I had a choice. . . make a snide comment (my first instinct) , or just say it and be done with it. My birthdate and the found wallet are now in some police data file. . . . .
    Ironically, the rude neighbor's behavior may lead to this becoming a national story and guess what .. . Francine Busby gets publicity and more donors!! I am writing my check now. . .
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Wow, it sounds too ridiculous to be true. A helicopter? really?! Sounds like the officer went overboard. I could easily interpret that these mucky-mucks all gave the officer little or no respect while he was trying to do his job. The ole' "Don't you know who we are little man?" attitude. However, it sounds like the officer went a tad too far. we are really talking about middle-aged people who know not what dirt looks like when it is below the nail. He should have just sprayed cheap perfume! Gasp! He is ruining the house with Michael Jordan cologne! Do what he says!
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    The copter was more than likely already in the air doing other duties. I am sure the call came in as multiple subjects and back up requested and was deployed. The helicopter is usually deployed to situations like this to "light up" the on-ground officers. Think about it, multiple angry people, drinking? Angry and resisting arrest?

    But then, dave can do his PC Cut and Paste again since he's so stuck on the "Date of Birth" question.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    That sounds reasonable. I still think that you start spraying aqua velva on the the people at this affair, you're going to get instant compliance and maximum offense.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    The crickets are still chirping waiting for you to provide a legal requirement to answer a police officer's questions beyond your name.....
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    There is no legal requirement that I know of, BUT, if one does not provide the information needed to write the citation or warning (as was in this case) then the officer has every right (per protocol) to bring someone into custody to get the information. Check it out...
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    It is always amazing how real A-muri-kans who like to stick there chest out about freedom, taxes, big government are the first ones to side with officious cops drunk on power. They say jump and if you don't say how high sir loud enough or fast enough anything these government agent do to you is okay. I have lived in Europe, and something like this is virtually unheard of. Only in the land of the free can storm troopers bring pepper spray, helicopters, etc to break up a political fund-raiser.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    perhaps europe is calling...dont let the door hit you in the a*s!
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    I am A-muri-kan by birth (that is fortunate or not depending on your point of view i guess), but I do get out every now and again. Is that what the English rulers (lawful authorities of the day) told the "founding fathers" since they were whining about tax policy and big government?
  • 1MansOpinion · 5 months ago
    You loons never grasp the cause and reaction principle. The party goers caused the reaction they got. But instead of showing leadership, the liberal elite try to blame someone else. Hey smart guy. What would have happened had she just given the info required and got the ticket? Huh? Wow, what a different reaction from the officer doing his job. Get it? Want more Kool-aid?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Oh...I see...the "party goers" "caused" it..I see....
    Gee, I thought it was the bigot yelling insults over the hedge because he couldn't deal with the fact that gay people lived next door. BTW, it was a political fundraiser of a couple dozen middle-aged people, not a raucous teenage kegger "party".

    Please explain WHO is the "liberal elite" in this situation. Seriously, think it through now...WHO is "elite" here? And what does that exactly mean to you? Does "elite" mean anyone who went to college or something?

    Speaking of Kool-Aid, if you're going to blindly parrot right-wing buzzwords and talking points, please have some idea of what these words actually MEAN before you use them.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Did you read the article or just decided to add your own words and ideas into it?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I'm afraid you'll have to translate some specifics for me, i don't speak "crazed rightwing nutjob" fluently. I was responding to the post directly above, not the original article.

    Please read the original article closely, followed by the comment, and then my response.
    If you can't keep up we'll have to keep you back another grade.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Like I said.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I'm still waiting for you to explain exactly where you're confused.

    Was it THIS part that you missed?

    "a man on the property behind her house shouted “disparaging remarks” about Busby and gay people."

    Or was it my question about who was "elite"?

    You'll really HAVE to be more specific if you want people to understand your "issues".
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    First I will not shut up. funny coming from someone who probably believes in the constitution. You "good Germans" don't grasp the idea that just because someone puts on a uniform, carries a firearm, and has authority granted by "big government" that that person will exercise that authority judiciously. They might be overbearing, bigoted, unwilling to compromise, etc... Again, I must state that it is truly amazing that your first impulse is to bend over (figuratively) for "agents of the state".
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    It called growing up...which is often "amazing" to those who havent yet
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    What is amazing is to think that every agent of the state is Joe Friday or Andy Griffith. Some of them are a-holes, jerks, bigots, power hungry idiots who should not be carrying a weapon. That is reality. What is amazing is the sheepishness that is so prevalent among a "free people". In some countries the government is afraid of the people. Here, it is the reverse. Just an observation.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Seems like the pot is name calling again. That poor kettle.
  • alfredjoseph · 5 months ago
    not sure what you mean by that. If there are jerks at your work place (and mine), if there are a-holes at the DMV, if their are pricks who drive buses, bigots who sell shoes, etc... why do we expect police forces (here and around the world) to be free of these types of people. These people carry guns and have the authority to take life. People should be outraged, but unless it happens to you or someone close to you I guess it was their fault. Some people only learn the hard way.
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    would you rather have chaos and anarchy..grow up and assimilate into a civilized country.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    Get the door alfred.
  • alanevil · 5 months ago
    Wasn't anyone bothering to videotape this? Especially after the neighbor began verbally harassing them? In this day and age if you're not filming what cops do around you you're a fool.
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    I wondered the same thing. Perhaps it just happened so quickly. I think if it would have been a bunch of 20 something's at the party, it would have been all over twitter, you tube, facebook etc etc.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    The shocking thing is that Maxine Buzzby is going to run AGAIN
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    With the sad state of the GOP.....she will probably win the seat...
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    what FLASH? You forgot your "death to the GOP" chant.
  • SirVivor · 5 months ago
    When a deputy comes into your house without knocking or being level-headed you have two choices I guess ... blind obedience or severe punishment. What I don't understand is how could this have escalated out of control with a member of the department's psychiatric emergency response team also there. That speaks volume on her effectiveness doesn't it?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Or maybe the nasty attitude of the guests?
  • SirVivor · 5 months ago
    We are just going to have to come up with an abbreviation for the posts from all the code of blue folks like you on here commenting about their fellow officers so we know who's opinions are tainted. How about: JACOB - Just Another Code Of Blue?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    And your acronym would be????? DELETE Detest Every Law Enforcement Totally Everyone
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    What about folks like you.....your abreviation should be...oh...maybe Streisands. Yea, thats the ticket.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    LOVE the screen name!
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Umm, you're supposed to be pleasant to party crashers?
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    He wasn't crashing the party, but was there in a lawful capacity. Know and understand the law, it helps when posting.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Please educate our readers on the four ways a peace officer can legally enter a private residence in the course of duty.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Consent, warrant, emergency circumstances, and 4th waiver searches. What you are trying to do here say that the deputy illegally entered the home. What you need to realize is that the homeowner gave up some of her rights to privacy by hosting the party, allowing the front door to remain open and unattended, and allowed people to freely move about her property. The invasiveness of the "search" to find the homeowner was reasonable by legal standards, as he did not enter locked rooms or look for her in closed cabinet or drawers.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    He could have rung the doorbell too but he didn't so far as we know. If you or I as a private citizen entered a home like that not knowing the occupants, we could be arrested for trespassing. I don't see consent, warrant, emergency or a waiver here. Just because the door is open doesn't imply consent for anyone not invited to enter, it just means people who have permission to be there can enter without having to open the door.

    As Freud said, sometimes an open door is just an open door.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    The entering of the residence came when she retreated into the home.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Dude, that WAS the resistance. Do you SERIOUSLY think that exercising her fifth amendment rights invalidated her fourth amendment rights? He had ZERO reason to enter at that point.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    What 5th amendment right? She was asked her DOB to fill out a form. She wasn't being given a Miranda Admonishment or being asked any incriminating question, unless she has been lying to her life partner about her age.....
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    She doesn't have to speak to the officer besides identifying herself. That has been long since considered absolute by SCOTUS. If questioned by a police officer, you have the absolute right to remain silent. Hell the court just overturned a conviction last week based on Miranda in Florida and as the owner of a home being questioned about a noise charge, yes she is considered a suspect. Some things should be blatantly obvious but I guess I am responding to posters with IQ's just barely registering.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    If the questioning is directed at criminal wrong doing. The mere asking of identifying information is not protected under the 5th Amendment. You want to play silent, and you are the focus of a complaint, and fail to give any identifying information, you can sit in jail.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Officers own report states that she was
    in the home and Officer went into the
    home uninvited to search for her.
    Officer talked to people outside the home
    and asked where she was.
    He was told inside the home.
    Officer did not ring bell or knock
    Officer invited himself in and
    started wandering around in the home.

    Homeowner was probably startled to
    see an uninvited, unannounced Officer
    wandering around in her home.
    Officer unlawfully escalated situation
    into a violent confrontation/arrest situation
    for a misdemeanor noise complaint that
    he did not witness or hear himself.

    Officer broke numerous laws and
    police regulation here.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Yes, and goose stepping the entire time. Give me a break......
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Close but no cigar:

    Valid consent, warrant, exigent circumstances, and hot pursuit.

    An open door is not an invitation, and a guest cannot give valid consent. There was obviously no hot pursuit, exigent circumstance, or warrant.

    I hope you're not a cop.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I was for 30 years. He contacted the owner at the door, and she walked into her residence, away from him when she refused to answer the DOB question. He merely followed her inside. Nothing in the article stated that she refused him entry into the home, nor does it state that she slammed of forced the door closed on him.
    She had given up some rights by hosting the party, allowing the guests to come and go through that front door. His was not an unreasonable entry by case law.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Remind me again about when the fourth amendment applies because I want to know and understand the law, it helps when posting.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    The 4th amendment deals with unreasonable searches and seizures. In this incident, nothing was unreasonably searched nor seized.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Besides the home and the owner?
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    That's right!
  • SirVivor · 5 months ago
    So it is reasonable and proper behavior for a deputy to just walk into a house without even knocking on the door? That one mistake alone might end up costing this guy his job if it were not the San Diego County Sheriffs Department.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Did yo even bother to read the article and look at the report from the SDSO regarding the incident. I would hate for the facts to get in the way of your reasoning.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Read the article
    and "officers report" favoring his position
    Also read reports from investigators who
    interviewed 6 other close by neighbors
    who hear no noise
    until a police helicopter flew over.

    No Warrant.
    No permission by owner
    No reasonable suspicion of an
    inherently dangerous felony on the premises.

    No lawful entry.

    Most cities in the USA
    Officer is wrong here
    and disciplined.

    San Diego has a "cowboy cops"
    reputation were citizens rights appear
    to be secondary.

    We will see how this plays out
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Brush up on case law, please!
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Brush up on the US Constitution.

    Perhaps this case will lead to better
    training of officers and respect for the rule of law
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Law enforcement are constantly being updated with the most current case laws as they pertain to laws of arrest, detention and questioning, along with warrants and such. What is allowed one year or month, can be over turned the next, and often times contradicting opinions are rendered on similar cases in different issuing districts. So basing your "knowledge of the law" on strictly what was written 200 years ago is not being current on how it is applied in todays world.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Sounds like this Officer
    did not have a clue about
    caselaw, the constitution,
    discretion and judgment
    required of a Police Officer.

    Constitution comes first.
    Caselaw flows and tries
    to adhere to it as close as
    possible.

    Whether it is 200+ years old
    of derived 1 day old caselaw
    does not matter.
    We do not rewrite the Constitution
    and basic principals to make it
    easier to violate peoples rights
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    And you base this "legal opinion" on what type of educational background?
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    US Constitution 4th Amendment

    Incorporated and Applied to the States
    via the 14 Amendment

    The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.

    NOTE WELL

    INCLUDES: SECURE IN THEIR HOUSES
    AND THEIR PERSONS

    Entry was unlawful.
    Case dismissed
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    You need to focus on the word "unreasonable." His entering the home was reasonable given the circumstances.
  • AlwaysRight1 · 5 months ago
    I agree, SirVivor. Even if the host of the party had compromised behavior to the deputy, which she apparently did, does it make sense to pepper spray several of the guests and call in seven other deputies and a helicopter? Maybe if this was rowdy, teen party, but middle aged people at a political function?
  • zenaby · 5 months ago
    This is sickening. The neighbor should be charged with harassment and made to pay for the law enforcement response. Also, the law enforcement response should be investigated further and who ever authorized the use of that kid of response should be held responsible and fired. This is hate based and should not be tolerated at any level!
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    give up your date of birth and shut the f&*k up..try that..it works
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Too bad "shut the f&*k up" doesn't work with you....
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    it does..thats why i have never been pepper sprayed
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I guess you just save your big-mouth ignorant rants for the safe anonymity of cyberspace.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    By that logic, we should scrap the 4th amendment, do away with search warrants, and let the cops do whatever the hell they want. Since after all, if you don't have anything to hide there should be no problem, right???

    Attention advertisers, you too can reach this prime demographic.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Why pick on him? Most people hate gays, and after this episode I can see why.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    "most people hate gays"

    wow. what a small small world you live in.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    It's not just hate, it's malicious harassment and he should be charged as such!
  • gary13 · 5 months ago
    thegaymafia wrote, "no alcohol involved or the deputy missed it on the report"

    Question: Where you by chance there at the party?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Reading comprehension is not your strong point, is it?

    "Reports from deputies at the scene do not mention alcohol, Yancey said, which indicates people at the party were not suspected of being drunk."
  • Rezqewr · 5 months ago
    Did the Homeowner pull a 'Special Use' permit to hold this soiree? Did they provide the necesssary security? I wonder...
    If this had been a bible study, on the other hand...
  • dougt · 5 months ago
    There is a difference between a single event and periodic ones.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Or if you wanted to build a baseball field on your own property...
  • babakazoo · 5 months ago
    Sounds like a young sheriff. Those young ones are worse than gang members. If an older one show up, you have a chance, if a young dog shows up, just kneel and put your chin down... and then repeat .... you are the maneth...you are the maneth.... this tends to sooth these guys who are looking to break some teeth.
  • uniontaxpayer · 5 months ago
    sounds like youve been in jail before
  • erv · 5 months ago
    From this article you can't tell who was at fault. One side or both are spinning the truth. Most of the posters here are just choosing to see only what fits their agenda. This is a bigger problem than whatever it is that your agenda disagrees with.
  • bigg_brother · 5 months ago
    Seems pretty obvious what happened, the kook was yelling political slurs prior to his ostensibly false police report.

    He deserves jail for the false report as I see it, yelling political slurs prior to his false complaint is a big tip off. He was angry and screaming obscenities at his own neighbors only moments before he couldn't sleep? Right.

    These partisan political kooks are going to far. THey are putting their partisan politics above their own community and neighborhoods and the hatred that they are picking up is becoming a threat to us all. As we just saw here.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    The neighbor sounds like a bigoted jerk, but the homeowner still had a duty to provide her DOB.
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    liberals ignore the fascist treatment of christians at the Democratic national convention (of America haters).

    DENVER – Two teenagers who had been given city permission to write their messages protesting Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama's support for abortion on public sidewalks during the Democratic National Convention this week were shoved to the sidewalk, cuffed and arrested for doing just that.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    They should have been shot on sight.....talk about getting off easy.....
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Get rid of all the witnesses and we wouldn't be having this conversation.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Are you suggesting the deputy should have buried the bodies...lol
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    I would have expected nothing more from you Capm
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Oh, excuse me for not including the ;-) , because I forgot, you are sarcastically challenged.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Wow, now an internal affairs investigation? Exactly what I said before.

    Yeah, we see where this will end up - in court.

    Standby for tomorrow's headlines: "Lawsuit filed against SD Sheriff's Department"
  • alo98ths · 5 months ago
    Now that's funny
  • surfr92106 · 5 months ago
    Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    Oh, you mean the crime of excessive force and violating a citizen's Fourth Amendment rights?
  • SGG · 5 months ago
    It really does not matter...The DA will never issue on this case. Their belief... even when an officer is injured is that it is part of their job, and therefore not a crime.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    Its a Friday night at 9:30 PM and people are "being kept awake" by this party? What is this, a neighborhood full of grandmothers?
  • Mike Riggs · 5 months ago
    @GregorMandelbaum: "Gay mafia"? Are you on crack?

    Also, I take it you've never been the victim of a phony complaint. Very seldom do the police just "move on."
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    In answer to your statement, see the poster who's name is "gaymafia"... I didn't make the term up but from behavior I've witnessed personally I'd say it is more than appropriate.

    In answer to your question, no. Are you on crack?

    And in answer to your next statement, yes, I have been the victim of a phony complaint by activist so-called "Democrats" in fact and they tried numerous times to start a riot and when that didn't work they tried to have me arrested and the cops were cool and we chatted and then they "moved on" because I was calm and respectful, as were they, and unlike the unruly crowd of "mafiosi" we interacted like adults, not children. That is all it takes when dealing with the cops, I've found.
  • SpiralGarland · 5 months ago
    Oh the fun games the wealthy folks like to play......
  • GregorMandelbaum · 5 months ago
    Typical leftist elite. They think that they're above the law - this woman got her comeuppance.
  • timboleo · 5 months ago
    Let's see who else thinks they're above the law.

    Hmmm... Randy something, but I can't remember....

    GregorMandelbaum, typical doofus.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    That is what is literally called "Old News".
  • maverick2 · 5 months ago
    Now we all know her age. Ha
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Raid? Was it really a raid? Talk about sensationalism.
  • fireking · 5 months ago
    I'm not sure how thse comments degrade to gay, illegal, and Democrat bashing. If the first-in deputy had only two years on the dept. that means he just came out of the jail system with little law abiding citizen contact history. His first action should have been to monitor the noise level from all angles before approaching the party and then with a decibel warning if warranted. The reporting party who was shouting racial or homophobic epithetes is guilty of a HATE crime and the witnesses could easily corroborate that. One thing for sure, the associated sheriff deputies who responded will have all their stories aligned by this morning and this Barman lady will be villified like never before.
  • BOthatSaysItAll · 5 months ago
    she isn't above the law? she had better talk with her ruler Obama (because he appears to be).
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    the cop is the one that broke the law by entering the house uninvited
  • MMIKEY · 5 months ago
    no caller id on the complainant?

    it would be interesting to know just who called, or how they covered their phone tracks
  • Bugsthefarmdog · 5 months ago
    Watch out what you wish for Francis! That dep had a PERT nurse with him as a ride-along. That nurse is going to make a real nice third party witness. S/he is an expert on folks with psycological problems. lol. Should make for some interesting reading.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Yeah, maybe she was riding along to evaluate the deputy and he instead wound up gettin' carried away in showin' off for her
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    UT - you are probably already exploring this, but I'd like some investigative journalism into the person who called the cops

    This person sounds immature and unstable, first hiding in the bushes screaming profanity at his neighbors then calling the police at 9:00 complaining he couldn't sleep due to noise.

    Probably some very interesting affiliations and past incidents with this guy.

    I used to have a neighbor who would hide in shrubs and curse at her neighbors. She was a severe alcoholic and used to go to Roswell, New Mexico twice a year thinking some mother ship was going to land there.

    I'm sure this guy who made a phony call to the cops for "noise" is similarly unstable

    dig into his past, UT
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    It's as simple as going and knocking on doors to find out who called and complained.
    And if they don't want to talk, it's no doubt because they're ashamed of themselves.
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    Of course about Busby's decision to crack jokes over the PA regarding the neighbors actions was a great way to escalate the situation.

    Posted at: http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Hoste...

    dontlie - 6/27/2009 posted:

    "I was there. It was a quiet very classy political fundraiser with valet parking and catering. The older crowd (I'm 54 and many were much older than me) was very quiet and the only music was some very low background guitar music in the first hour. When Francine made her remarks at about 8:15 or so the mic was so low that those in the back were having a hard time hearing her. What we did hear was a very loud very vulgar neighbor from behind a hedge shouting insults. Francine made a joke about that and the crowd cheered which was the noisiest it got all evening."
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    Yes... this silly incident is MUCH more important than the story about the 6% raises for city employees during a depression and pension debacle.
  • theiimpatientpatient · 5 months ago
    City employees are underpaid except for a small percentage at the top.

    I worked for 25 years there and will get less than 2 grand a month when I retire...whooo whoo.. I'll go crazy on that money. A friend of mine gets 1100 from social security disability and only worked for a few years before becoming disabled..we're about the same age..
    so I worked for 25 years for the city and get 900 more than someone who only worked a few years his whole life.

    He is disabled..but the reward for working a full lifetime should be more..
    If you think privatization is the answer then you don't have the figures that I have.

    Private employees were brought into my city office to do some of the work I had done before..

    they were paid almost 50 percent more than I was making and there was profit for a pvt company on top of that..

    so really..it is corruption you should worry about and not the average city employee salary.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    thegaymafia is happy that there is a case for the sheriff's candidate to speak on that is current and relevant.

    what say you mr duffy? mr lasuer? mr gore? [oh yeah, gore won't be able to speak on it~wonder if he'll take action or responsibility for it.]
  • mexicant · 5 months ago
    So from what I can gather, after distilling all the cloudy water is this: If you're gay, you're supposed to vote for Busby and if you're not, you vote for Bilbray?

    I don't even like the guy but thanks to their political agenda and the ace crack reporting team down at the UT, they've helped me make up my mind: I'm voting for Bilbray

    :)
  • hannibal_lector · 5 months ago
    GOOD!
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    I'm wondering how mmmMinuteman's posts would differ if this were a group of Minutemen gathered for a fundraiser at someone's home and some loon was taunting them from the bushes and then called police who walked in and pepper sprayed everyone
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    What do you mean? It happens ALL THE TIME. The thing is, we learned a long time ago to video tape all possible "incidents" involving LE. It has saved our keesters many times over.
  • dailyhobo · 5 months ago
    so mmminuteman, did you record your Shawna Forde shooting that 9 year old girl? you know, to save your keesters?
  • MyView · 5 months ago
    She's Francine Busby, she doesn't have to answer to some local cop. After all, she's accomplished.............I mean she's an accredited....................I mean she's important...just ask her how important she is. Just what has Busby done ecept lose a race which she'll lose again in 2010??
  • therealTorin · 5 months ago
    WOW!! I JUST sent the UT an e-mail asking why we couldn't comment on the article and BAM! That was QUICK, UT!!!
  • popeyethesailor · 5 months ago
    So what is your comment then???
  • ohboyohboy · 5 months ago
    you're the loser. rooting for a loser football team
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    Look at all the free press coverage candidate Busby will get out of this as her Rancho Santa Fe friends are sent through the system over the next year

    Nice coincidence ...
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    What gets me, is that both parties involved in this incident are pro-illegal alien... they deserve each other... and it looks like they will now be enjoying each other's company in court for years to come.
  • USA_Maude · 5 months ago
    what are you talking about?

    why do you try and turn every last story into an illegal alien debate

    there is more to life besides "illegal aliens", you are OBSESSED

    get help
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    But, you know, "illegals don't need papers to vote"... I heard it at a Busby political gathering... just like "the homophobe in the bushes".
  • Hubcap · 5 months ago
    And at which Busby gathering did you hear that statement?

    I ask because for some reason, I just don't see you as the type who frequents Democratic fundraisers.
  • perspicacity · 5 months ago
    The publicity to Busby is certainly worth hundreds of thousands. Pity.
  • d2e · 5 months ago
    It's unfortunate that this young deputy didn't have the training or intelligence to know that he could just step back and call in appropriate backup. Now Encinitas will have to spend big bucks to defend his response. It was just an unsubstantiated complaint by a nasty, cranky neighbor prior to the 10pm noise curfew. From reading the comments here, it appears that nasty and cranky is a common UT readership trait.
  • athleticsupporter · 5 months ago
    USA-Maude: Is that any different than hiding behind a federal investigator?
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    hey jockstrap.. there's a "reply" icon..
  • touristonly · 5 months ago
    someone is lying about what happened. if its her she should never hold a political office again
  • gary13 · 5 months ago
    "Demand" strong words but be careful what you ask for...this happens when you do not comply with the law....clear some feel they are above it and an investigation is in order to point this out. Was there alcohol involved ?
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    no alcohol involved or the deputy missed it on the report

    thegaymafia thinks the dep was the only one feeling above the law that night
  • SparkyOne · 5 months ago
    the right to assemble but not to offend

    more BS
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    I think they put daisy's in the officer's guns. This story had a retro feel to it. Somebody had it right below, sounds like a sitcom.
  • michelerodgers · 5 months ago
    This looks like a situation in which the partygoers forgot that, even if the complaint seems unreasonable, a wise person cooperate with the sheriif and his deputies. That called "street smarts."
  • SpiralGarland · 5 months ago
    You know that the Reds are hurting when they now fear Busby.........
  • rocket_science · 5 months ago
    Go Francine!
  • beaver12 · 5 months ago
    Yes, indeed. Go hide under a rock and stay there.
  • SpiralGarland · 5 months ago
    I think we've created a new Academy training excercise. You are in a room with 30 over 60 lesbians. You have to apprehend one of them using only your hands and mouth.....

    I would hope any cop with appropriate physical and mental training could pass easily.
  • HDNAVYVet · 5 months ago
    If that's the case, then seal off the room after extracting the LEO and set off the pre-placed charges...
  • JakeSD68 · 5 months ago
    Not a Busby fan but this sounds way overblown. If this sergeant was in SDSU area for noise complaints there would be SWAT teams called in...
  • CRUSER13 · 5 months ago
    SKY173
    your statment sure is the truth! its called lynching!
  • ptloma · 5 months ago
    I am completely shocked at the conduct of the Cardiff Sheriff's Department and extremely disappointed. This Abbott guy should be fired. He obviously thinks because he's with the sheriff's department that he is above the law and can bestow harm as he pleases.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    He asked for her date of birth, so he could issue a written warning...She failed to comply and resisted his lawful efforts.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    No, most people on here think they have a right to do anything including refusal to identify yourself to law enforcement. Also, when someone makes a complaint police should ignore disturbance calls.
  • sandiegovoice · 5 months ago
    What?!? Apparently this officer followed protocol to the letter. This crowd got out of control and the officer had to keep the upper hand. Since when is it an appropriate and reasonable response to resist the simple request of the responding office to give a birth date so that a written warning can be issued. If this lady had the maturity to comply we would not be talking about this right now.
  • DZ5059 · 5 months ago
    The REASON the crowd got out of control (if in fact it even did) was because the officer had NO idea how to TALK to people. I've seen it here literally DOZENS AND DOZENS of times.

    They have the "Green Traffic" attitude.
  • Red_Eagle · 5 months ago
    We need to know why SWAT snipers were not called in to put down this riot - like in other, less rich, hoods.
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Comrades!

    Please join me in A Glorious Moment of Marxism.....

    "Women should be obscene and not heard."

    - Groucho Marx
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    What we need is a little Janet Reno-style "Ellian Gonzales" like home invasion and that will teach 'em!
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    Stupid comment.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Why not, it was a raid wasn't it?
  • JumpinJackFlash · 5 months ago
    An even more stupid comment
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    A "raid" is what they are calling it....but then again those people are stupid too, aren't they?
  • lostmechanic · 5 months ago
    Police beating up on 60+ little old ladies, this goes right along with police officers using stun guns on little old ladies, same Gustopo type attitude. The fix this is to change the law that protects police from being sued personally, this would save the county huge amounts of money, and the then they might stop and think about there
    Motto ”To Protect and Serve”, instead of stun and gun. Unfortunately there are many officers trying to do a good job and treat the people with respect, they will get tar and feathered along with the bad few.
  • giggitygiggity · 5 months ago
    Now it was a raid?
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    Birds of a feather, weather the pepper.
  • noyoucant · 5 months ago
    So she having a loud gay lesb0 party (why the need for a mega phone) when a neighbor complains. Then the cops show and gay mafia goes into riot mode.

    Why is anybody supprised?

    At this point she is abusing her position. What normal citizen can have an out of control party then demand an explanation for the police showing up?

    She is going to end up looking like an even bigger fool when this is all done.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    Ignorant post
  • noyoucant · 5 months ago
    Glad you liked it.
  • Obamafication · 5 months ago
    Im sure thats pretty close to what happened.
  • lee1017 · 5 months ago
    How much of our money is Busby going to waste this time?

    The whole matter is rediculous, an absolute disregard for the public's interest in sheriff's deputies spending their time doing something useful. Instead, we are going to pay how many manhours so she can find some way to twist the issue and blame the cops instead of her cronies.
  • slvrtre · 5 months ago
    The Sheriff had no right to enter that home unless there was a reasonable suspicion that a crime was being or had been committed. They had no such information and they had no warrent. This was a noise complaint. The real question here is the guy who called in the bogus noise complaint. They know who he is, where he is and his phone number from the 911 call. And since when do you get arrested for not giving your age? Where are we...Iran? And Busby is a nut job, but this was a party the neighbors on both sides couldn't even hear. This deputy screwed up and that will be the result of the "Internal Affairs" investigation. The lady's "arrest" will be thrown out. The DA won't touch this one.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Totally unprofessional behavior by the Deputy
    and a complete waste of valuable resources to
    use dogs, helicopters and 8 other units for
    a simple noise complaint.

    Deputy had the name,address and phone number of the homeowner
    which is plenty of information for his report.

    What law or statue requires this homeowner to give
    her date of birth to this Deputy and for what reason?

    Was there excessive noise disturbing the neighbors
    when the Deputies arrived?
    No
    Was it after 10:00 PM when most noise ordinances are effective?
    No

    Was there any evidence for writing a noise citation
    other than an unsubstantiated crank call to dispatch?
    No
    Was the person who made the call "on scene" to
    swear out a formal complaint and document any noise problem?
    No.

    These questionable actions by the Deputy
    show that he is:


    1) Very poorly trained, OR
    2)Has poor "on site judgment"
    3) Is incapable of talking out and diffusing situations
    4) Has very poor rapport and public communications skills
    5) Has poor judgment in citing or arresting middle aged
    taxpayers on such flimsy "evidence"
    6) Uses excessive force in pepper spraying
    middle aged people at a peaceful political fundraiser in a private home
    (the same tactics the militias use in Iran against innocent people).

    Male Deputies should be paired with female deputies.

    Studies have shown that female officers are much better at
    talking and defusing situations rather escalating situatuations
    into violent confrontations and unnecessary arrests.

    I have my doubts that the Deputies will be
    disciplined and/or presecuted

    since the SD DA is so dependent on
    the Police and Deputies Labor Unions
    for endorsements and cash for their elections/reections
    so charges are rarely brought
    against Officers even when they are clearly
    abusing their authority.

    (like pepper spraying innocent middle aged people at
    a fundraiser or shooting dead a homeless person
    holding a mere table leg).
  • starman1 · 5 months ago
    Deputy had the name,address and phone number of the homeowner
    which is plenty of information for his report. NOT REALLY...UNLESS THE HOMEOWNER IS THE SUSPECT

    What law or statue requires this homeowner to give
    her date of birth to this Deputy and for what reason? 148PC/415PC

    Was there excessive noise disturbing the neighbors
    when the Deputies arrived?
    No-HOW DO YOU KNOW? DO TELL!
    Was it after 10:00 PM when most noise ordinances are effective?
    No -HOW DO YOU KNOW? DO TELL! BESIDES 10PM IS NOT ALWAYS PART OF THE ELEMENT

    Was there any evidence for writing a noise citation
    other than an unsubstantiated crank call to dispatch?
    No- AGAIN, HOW DO YOU KNOW? DO TELL!
    Was the person who made the call "on scene" to
    swear out a formal complaint and document any noise problem?
    No. AGAIN, HOW DO YOU KNOW? DO TELL!

    These questionable actions by the Deputy
    show that he is: PROPERLY TRAINED AND SHOWED TREMENDOUS RESTRAINT!



    5) Has poor judgment in citing or arresting middle aged
    taxpayers on such flimsy "evidence" -BECAUSE MIDDLE AGED PEOPLE NEVER COMMIT CRIME-MADOFF?
    6) Uses excessive force in pepper spraying
    middle aged people at a peaceful political fundraiser in a private home
    (the same tactics the militias use in Iran against innocent people). ARE YOU ON THE MEDICINAL MARIJUANA CARD? THOSE MIDDLE AGED PEOPLE DIDN'T SEEM TOO PEACEFUL TO ME. BESIDES WHATS YOUR HANG UP WITH BEING MIDDLE AGED? IS THAT AN EXCUSE TO COMMIT CRIME?

    Male Deputies should be paired with female deputies. --UH...OK...WHY?

    Studies have shown that female officers are much better at
    talking and defusing situations rather escalating situatuations
    into violent confrontations and unnecessary arrests. SAME STUDIES SHOW THAT WHEN THE FIGHTS ON, THEY SHOOT QUICKER OTHERWISE THEY'RE OVERPOWERED AND THE MIDDLE AGED CRIMINALS TAKE HER GUN.

    I have my doubts that the Deputies will be
    disciplined and/or presecuted--OH GOD I HOPE THATS TRUE, WHY PROSECUTE THE INNOCENT?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    What law or statue requires this homeowner to give
    her date of birth to this Deputy and for what reason? 148PC/415PC


    Epic fail. Neither has anything to say about it.

    I got kind of excited that someone had finally answered this question.
  • lexluthor · 5 months ago
    it answered you perfectly and completely.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    One of us know that neither criminal citation provided applies here, and its not you.

    148PC 148. (a) (1) Every person who willfully resists, delays, or obstructs any public officer, peace officer, or an emergency medical technician, as defined in Division 2.5 (commencing with Section 1797) of the Health and Safety Code, in the discharge or attempt to discharge any duty of his or her office or employment, when no other punishment is prescribed, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000), or by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year, or by both that fine and imprisonment.
    (2) Except as provided by subdivision (d) of Section 653t, every person who knowingly and maliciously interrupts, disrupts, impedes, or otherwise interferes with the transmission of a communication over a public safety radio frequency shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000), imprisonment in a county jail not exceeding one year, or by both that fine and imprisonment.

    (b) Every person who, during the commission of any offense described in subdivision (a), removes or takes any weapon, other than a firearm, from the person of, or immediate presence of, a public officer or peace officer shall be punished by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year or in the state prison.

    (c) Every person who, during the commission of any offense described in subdivision (a), removes or takes a firearm from the person of, or immediate presence of, a public officer or peace officer shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison.

    (d) Except as provided in subdivision (c) and notwithstanding subdivision (a) of Section 489, every person who removes or takes without intent to permanently deprive, or who attempts to remove or take a firearm from the person of, or immediate presence of, a public officer or peace officer, while the officer is engaged in the performance of his or her lawful duties, shall be punished by imprisonment in a county jail not to exceed one year or in the state prison.

    In order to prove a violation of this subdivision, the prosecution shall establish that the defendant had the specific intent to remove or take the firearm by demonstrating that any of the following direct, but ineffectual, acts occurred:

    (1) The officer's holster strap was unfastened by the defendant.

    (2) The firearm was partially removed from the officer's holster by the defendant.

    (3) The firearm safety was released by the defendant.

    (4) An independent witness corroborates that the defendant stated that he or she intended to remove the firearm and the defendant actually touched the firearm.

    (5) An independent witness corroborates that the defendant actually had his or her hand on the firearm and tried to take the firearm away from the officer who was holding it.

    (6) The defendant's fingerprint was found on the firearm or holster.

    (7) Physical evidence authenticated by a scientifically verifiable procedure established that the defendant touched the firearm.

    (8) In the course of any struggle, the officer's firearm fell and the defendant attempted to pick it up.

    (e) A person shall not be convicted of a violation of subdivision (a) in addition to a conviction of a violation of subdivision (b), (c), or (d) when the resistance, delay, or obstruction, and the removal or taking of the weapon or firearm or attempt thereof, was committed against the same public officer, peace officer, or emergency medical technician.. A person may be convicted of multiple violations of this section if more than one public officer, peace officer, or emergency medical technician are victims.

    (f) This section shall not apply if the public officer, peace officer, or emergency medical technician is disarmed while engaged in a criminal act.

    Hmm, nothing about providing a DOB here.

    415PC Any of the following persons shall be punished by imprisonment
    in the county jail for a period of not more than 90 days, a fine of
    not more than four hundred dollars ($400), or both such imprisonment
    and fine:
    (1) Any person who unlawfully fights in a public place or
    challenges another person in a public place to fight.
    (2) Any person who maliciously and willfully disturbs another
    person by loud and unreasonable noise.
    (3) Any person who uses offensive words in a public place which
    are inherently likely to provoke an immediate violent reaction.

    Hmm nothing about providing a DOB.
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    Hmmmm, you can do a "Cut N Paste." Geez, that must make you correct. May you get pulled over for doing 68mph in a 65mph zone and fail to give your DOB, etc. You'll be the next dork on the news sayin, "Don't Taze me Bro!"

    Your quoting a PC which is after the fact in this scenario. If someone resisted arrest when "told" they are under arrest, the DOB question would be "after" the cuffs and nice shuttle to jail for processing. Seriously, your really sounding like an idiot attorney.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    It's you're not your and I noticed you couldn't respond to the CORRECT cut and paste, just a rather pathetic attempt at belittling it BECAUSE it was a cut and paste.

    Legally, there is also no requirement to give your DOB when pulled over although there IS a requirment to provide your current valid driver's license.

    Seriously, you're sounding like Joe Biden.
  • MPDano · 5 months ago
    Unbelievable! I used to radio in to dispatch when running warrant checks using a Drivers License. I would give DL Number, Full Name and DOB. All this info to fully confirm the "actual" person I am checking on. Seriously, Joe Biden, your such a kook. You must have done one of those online certification courses, didn't ya?
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Well Dano,

    1) I never said I was an attorney, that's just one more thing you got wrong.
    2) You radioed in a DOB because it was on the driver's license that the driver was required to provide to you, which is totally irrelevant to:
    3) You never provided the legal citation requiring a person to give their DOB to a police officer.
  • starman1 · 5 months ago
    OK, you're right...lets go ahead and book you for those sections and see how quickly you are released from jail after failing to provide the info. Also for reference, Penal Code 853 covers alot of this ground as for what is required and what the law states if you fail to provide or cannot provide satisfactory proof of identification, (no, just saying your name is not enough hero).
    Also:
    148PC 148. (a) (1) Every person who .......or obstructs any public officer:THIS IS WHERE YOU FIND THE SECTION FOR NOT COOPERATING DURING THE INVESTIGATION.

    415PC Any of the following persons shall be punished by imprisonment
    in the county jail for a period of not more than 90 days, a fine of
    not more than four hundred dollars ($400), or both such imprisonment
    and fine: (2) Any person who maliciously and willfully disturbs another
    person by loud and unreasonable noise. IN ORDER TO BOOK AND CHARGE, YOU NEED TO PROPERLY ID.

    I think we know now who truly knows the business...hurry, you're about to miss another episode of COPS or Wildest Police Videos which is obviously your source of information.
  • davew128 · 5 months ago
    Hello, you've heard of the fifth amendment, right? If you are a suspect of a crime than you cannot be forced to bear witness against yourself. You've heard of some case called Miranda, right?

    You cannot be charged with obstruction for refusing to speak to an officer and provide information which may incriminate yourself.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Facts do not support what you are saying.

    No Noise witnesses or heard.
    Unlawfully invited himself into a private residence
    without permission of the homeowner.
    No felonies happening or did happen.
    No reason to even be there,

    Officer should have rang the doorbell,
    waited for homeowner
    then questioned homeowner from the front porch.

    Officer broke the law by entering the home.

    Your dinner bell is ringing at the Donovan Prison
    you better respond and pick up your dinner
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Has nothing to do with this incident.

    1)Since Officers arrived at a private residence.
    2)Officers did not have with reasonable certainty
    3)have probable cause that an
    4) an inherently dangerous felony was committed
    5) or in the process of being committed
    6) Deputy did not have a valid warrant
    to enter a private residence with
    7) actionable and immediate facts sworn
    to and signed off by a sitting Judge
    8)Without the express permission of the
    owner of that residence or their duly authorized agent
    9) Therefore, Deputies unlawfully entered this private
    residence and all the "trumped up" charges will be throw out

    as they should be when someone abuses their
    legal authority under color of title, official office or authority.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    They are looking for guys people like you,

    Iran is hiring for its militias
    to attack innocent civilians

    Sound like you would be a fit for that job
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    He had a female PERT ride along with him. She was kicked in the leg, by one of the attendees. So your point was?
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Nether Male or Female Deputy did the job
    of a professionally trained law enforcement official

    Have lots of friends and relatives who have been
    and are in law enforcement.

    This total lack of professionalism is inexcusable.

    Hope they get to the bottom of this.
    I have my doubts.
    San Diego Police misconduct investigations
    usually go nowhere--there is no accoutability.

    They rubber stamp everything as "justified"
    including shooting to death unarmed, harmless homeless persons
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    This was the Sheriff's Dept. Again, think before you type. And how many times have you witnessed the shooting of harmless homeless people? The PERT member is not LE, but a civilian ride along. Please know your facts prior to posting.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    You are the one who is uniformed, not me


    You can research the history of
    abusive shootings and excessive force
    used in this county by law enforcement over the past
    10-20 years and the record is long and it has never been
    prosecuted
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Who termed them abusive and excessive? You? Are you the ultimate authority in these matters. Not internal investigations, review boards, the FBI or juries, who have repeatedly found them justified. Is this all part of your delusional conspiracy theories that helps you explain your thought processes?
  • keith1550 · 5 months ago
    I had a party- someone complained- two cops came and asked us to turn it down. we did. They said they didn't want to have to come back and tell me again. It was polite and we were respectful. a neighbor called on us again and the cops came- there were only three of us home, cleaning up. The cops said maybe we should turn off the music- it had been off an hour. Believe it or not, they came back again later- we were asleep- the cops were pissed and got the message. Some @*#%e neighor was using them to harass me. They apologized- they were human. They didn't bring a helicopter and I don't know if they had tasers. They were nice guys. Shouldn't it be more like that?
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    That's how it's always been at my parties too. And yes folks I can tell you I've had a lot bigger weirdo's and artsy fartsy's types than a Middle Aged Democrat Cardiff party any day. In fact I even had a PO come back the next day after seeing my art to get a commission done of his wife. Truth be known I was sort of glad that the neighbor had called, otherwise I would have missed a sale. But yes keith1550, I would say there was a lot more going on here than a noise complaint.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    The difference is you were cool. Barman, et al, were not. They did not comply with law enforcement and got what they deserved. If Barman, et al, would have been cool, toned it down, and listened to law enforcement, none of this would have happened.

    That seems to be the general premise doesn't it?
  • SirVivor · 5 months ago
    I agree totally. You were fortunate enough to have Andy Griffith visit you instead of Barney Fife. There are good and bad in every occupation. Unfortunately due to unions, pro-law enforcement criminal codes and the code of blue we have a tendency do keep the bad ones there forever.
  • mommadona · 5 months ago
    VERY LARGE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW SUIT IN 5....4....3.....2

    SAN DIEGO RightWingNut heaven.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    I hope this woman sues the SD Sherriff's office and the County of SD for a sum so large, they have to appeal to the Feds for a bailout in order to pay the judgement.
  • chulajuana · 5 months ago
    Freaking Democrats!
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    That's freaking majority Democrats to you if you don't mind thank you
  • morerealitylessemotion · 5 months ago
    yeah..and look where thats got us
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    I certainly will. It's gotten the worst lawmakers in a generation out of office.
  • fugonn · 5 months ago
    Considering the flagrant state of our state budget, I would not be so proud of that majority. We would be a better society if we'd leave these 2 ridiculous parties behind. they are relics that try to force certain ideological thought on the base.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    "That's freaking majority ObamaBots to you if you don't mind thank you"

    Fixed it for ya
  • drippingcolors · 5 months ago
    I understand that when you get creamed in two consecutive elections, it must be that your opponents are unthinking robots. It couldn't possibly be your weak leaders and failed policies.
  • pbbob · 5 months ago
    I heard SHERIFF BILL KOLENDER is retiring this year.
    Sorry, this will be his legacy at the time retirement.
  • pbbob · 5 months ago
    This does not look for SHERIFF BILL KOLENDER at the end of his career.
    Some how, this will be labeled as his last legacy running the department.
    He should investigate this sad event.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    I really doubt such a minor event will be his "legacy".
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    "“It was a quiet home reception, disrupted by a vulgar person shouting obscenities from behind the bushes,” Busby said. "

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    The U-T should have someone in Cardiff trying to figure out who this person is and post their name as a minimum and try to get a statement from them. They also need a statement from Abbott, but it is a given that he is "lawyer'd up" and won't say much.

    They also need to need to get quotes from people at the party as to what exactly the neighbor said. These are key pieces that are missing with enough detail to understand the events.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    hahahahahahaha, Yeah, the old "Grassy Knol" theory right? Pathetic.....

    I find it amusing that it's usually the guilty parties involved who are always the ones so quick to start pointing fingers and bring up proposterous allegations.
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    Who was assassinated? What does this have to do with any form of a conspiracy? What does this have to do with JFK?

    What allegation did I make? I said the paper has more investigating to do, which they do.

    What the hell is your comment even suppose to mean? Seriously, are you mentally retarded?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    "shouting obscenities from behind the bushes,”.....Busby said....Need I say more?

    There is NO actual fact that this occurred, it's all hear-say. Take your blinders off and think for a while before you throw-up.
  • Another_Viewpoint · 5 months ago
    They are quoting Busby, who witnessed it ... not someone who heard it from someone else.

    That does not meet the definition of hearsay ... it meets the definition of evidence from an eye witness.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Ok, and??? That's what I said, Busby!

    Evidence from an eye witness? Ok then, show me the evidence then? Where's the evidence??

    Until someone comes forward who actually said that, it's hear-say. If they find someone who they think actually said that, they better have proof he in fact did it, like a video or recording.

    So until then, yes it is all hear-say....get it yet?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    What if EVERYONE at the gathering confirmed that?
    Would it even make a difference to you?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    It doesn't matter if EVERYONE said it, they need to PROVE IT!!!! Don't you get it? Are you retarded or something?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Speaking of retarded, it was a hypothetical you moron...

    It wouldn't matter to YOU if everyone said it. It wouldn't matter to YOU if 5,000 people confirmed it with first hand eye-witness accounts.

    And frankly, you would never "get it".
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Oh ok I get it, you asked me a hypothetical question without telling me it was....so in answer to your question then, HYPOTHETICALLY, IT'S HEAR-SAY THEN. Do you like that answer now? Do you "get it" now?

    You see, it doesn't matter if it's hypothetical or not, your argument is moot. Move on loser.
  • gary13 · 5 months ago
    scoobydubious wrote, in response to gary13: Reading comprehension is not your strong point, is it?

    Sir, sorry to have burden you, you are right; reading comprehension not my strong point..TBI served in Iraq
  • OB_rider · 5 months ago
    Didn't we have a black well educated man a few years ago that we tagged the walker for his affinity
    for walking around the coastal community of San Diego to the dismay of certain residents in the
    La Jolla area of San Diego and was arrested by sdpd for refusing to show ID and was taken to the
    Superior Court of the United States and the Court said that it is unlawfull for police departments
    to require a citizen to provide such information?
  • timboleo · 5 months ago
    Damn that was a long sentence. Take a breath, man!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    You're referring to Mr. Lawson and I believe what at the time was 647)g)PC. This is not the same situation as in Mr. Lawson's case he was merely in a neighborhood where some thought he did not belong. In this case, a noise complaint was being investigated, and a deputy was required to respond.
  • Butkus · 5 months ago
    I was doing jury duty at Vista courthouse. When I was going through the security check a big ugly deputy treated me like I was a scumbag crook for NO reason. I believe the sheriiffs in San Diego are about as low as "law enforcement" can get.
  • inthejungle · 5 months ago
    Many people in law enforcement have to put up with lots of abuse, to the point of risking their lives for us.
    Ah! and don't forget all the pot heads and serious criminals they have to deal with on a daily basis...
  • jimmydore · 5 months ago
    yeah, its a tough job, so when the people trained to protect me act like criminal and actually abuse me, I just shut up about it. It is the only way to make sure we have a sage society right?

    Do you actually try to think before you post?
  • inthejungle · 5 months ago
    Are u a pot head, a criminal or just plain stupid? Oh, you are a victim of police abuse.
    Next time read the posting more carefully...'Many people in law enforcement'
    Geeeez, I think you are plain ignorant.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    He must have seen something that we can't. All we see is your typed words. Maybe in person it is a different story. You suggesting that a cop didn't trust you and that we all should understand is a little ridiculous don't you think? For all we know you are the Zodiac killer.
  • OB_rider · 5 months ago
    Didn't we have a person in San Diego that the UT reffered to as the walker. I know it was a few years
    back but he was a black gentleman of high intelligence that used to walk the coastal communities
    of San Diego to the dismay of many people. After several complaints the sdpd were constantly
    harrasing this person. Anyway they asked him for ID and he refused stating he did not have to
    produce ID upon civil rights issues. As i recall this case went to the Supreme Court and they
    there found he was right in his refusal. Can anyone clarify this case?
  • darkmark · 5 months ago
    its always a surprise to find out just how freely the police throw their authority around and then lie about it. i've been there, all charges dropped against this 1/3 disabled man for assaulting two police officers who were bigger and both had guns and clubs. to them the constitution is a piece of paper with squiggly line on it.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    Ok...Now I am lost. Did Busby now have a disabled guy at the party that got beat up? And really...is there such a thing as 1/3 disabled? You either ARE or ARE NOT disabled. Maybe it's just me.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Buried way down in the comments, surfmutt619 wrote:

    I was [a police officer -- ed.] for 30 years. He contacted the owner at the door, and she walked into her residence, away from him when she refused to answer the DOB question. He merely followed her inside. Nothing in the article stated that she refused him entry into the home, nor does it state that she slammed of forced the door closed on him.

    She had given up some rights by hosting the party, allowing the guests to come and go through that front door. His was not an unreasonable entry by case law.


    That's so bad it's not even wrong.

    You were a very poorly trained police officer, apparently.

    She gave up nothing by having guests in her home, and an open door is not an invitation. Where did you learn this stuff?

    Now, according to your chain of events, he could have been in "hot pursuit" (how fast can a 60 year old Democrat move, anyway?), but only after he attempteed to place her under arrest.

    No wonder people have problems with cops: they are so poorly trained that they just stumble all over people's rights and think they're doing the right thing.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Point out where I am wrong. Cite case law to back up your claims.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Oh, I'd say the onus is on you as a 30 year veteran to put up.

    It should be easy, go ahead and slam dunk me. I love to be wrong if I can get an education. But I won't just take your word for it. Cite the law.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    United States v Santana.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Oh, good grief. Didn't you see what I posted a couple of comments down a half an hour ago?

    Whiff.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    I suggest you read all of the case. It could be applied here.
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Uh, no! The Deputy came through the door into the house without hesitation. He wasn't in "hot pursuit", either. He came into the house in search of Barman, searched her out and confronted her. Not smart!
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Open door people moving freely about, if he articulates well as to his reasoning, which is reviewed in fairness to law enforcement by the courts, he should be fine.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Law enforcement cannot just wander
    into a private citizens house without
    permission and without a valid warrant
    as guests are leaving to search for
    someone.

    That is a blatant violation of that citizen's
    constitutional rights

    Shows extremely bad judgment by the deputy.

    In larger urban areas like NYC, LA Chicago
    of SF, it could be a death wish
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    So what you're saying is the deputy was lucky he wasn't killed? For what?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    I obviousy did, see my comments below.

    You can take a crack at which statute or doctrine required Barman to give the deputy her DOB if you want to make it 1 for 2.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    No matter what I post you will disagree. i'll take my 30 years and go about my life knowing i was doing the right things, backed by case law. Try People of CA v Daniel Thompson or New York v Harris
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    No matter what I post you will disagree.

    Wrong. I like facts. I even like thee fact that you gave me a couple of citations to read, even if I don't know which issue you're addressing (DOB vs. 4th Amendment).
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    In essence, she was being detained and walked away from the detention, as the cop was there investigating a noise complaint from her residence. By law, the cop is allowed and expected to obtain, name address, and DOB. Anything further and she does not have to answer. However, from a practical standpoint, all this cop was trying to do was fill out a simple form, with the department required information filled in and get out of there. She failed to go along with the program and escalated the situation.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    OK, this is buried too far down in the comments to even find anymore. I'll see your answer via email if you wish to have the last word.

    In essence, she was being detained and walked away from the detention, as the cop was there investigating a noise complaint from her residence. By law, the cop is allowed and expected to obtain, name address, and DOB. Anything further and she does not have to answer.

    The goal being to ascertain her identity. Had she stood mute, she could have been detained almost indefinitely pending identification if there's an articulable probable cause for detaining her in the first place.

    But he had ascertained her identity. What's the pressing need? Here's your explanation:

    However, from a practical standpoint, all this cop was trying to do was fill out a simple form, with the department required information filled in and get out of there. She failed to go along with the program and escalated the situation.

    So this is a contempt of cop case because the form needed a box filled in? Really? Surely we can do better than this.

    Is this reasonable? Is this America? I won't engage in some ridiculous Nazi comparison, but when things get to the point where any large number of people thinks this is reasonable, we've lost something.
  • surfmutt619 · 5 months ago
    Instead of escalating the situation, and following a lawful request from a uniformed officer of the law, Barman went and did a 180 of what she should and was required to provide. That is the trouble with people today. Complete lack of respect for anyone that they deem beneath them. I think her attitude showed that that evening. A quick and simple answer to a benign question and none of this happens. Common decency shown to another person would have gone a long way in preventing this.
  • GreenTraffic · 5 months ago
    I checked with a CHP colleague. It is PC 853.3. You legally have to provide ID for a felony. You do not have to provide it for a misdemeanor, but...and here is the catch. If the police cannot properly ID you, they can (and will) take you into custody pending proper ID. A name alone is not proper ID. It has to have an accompanying ID number (ie SSN, DL#, or DOB.) After proper ID is established you will be released provided you are willing to sign the summons.
  • troglodyte · 5 months ago
    He is actually right. Why are you so poorly trained but yet act as if you are an expert? He said he had 30 years experience...What experience in law do you have to dispute it? Just cause you said so?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    I'm sure you guys are thinking of the doctrine established in U.S. v. Santana where a person standing in an open doorway is held to be in a public place. Yes, you may grab someone standing in their own open door without a fourth amendment problem. A person may not flee from an arrent and take some kind of fourth amendment refuge in their home, either, if the arrest was initiated in a public place.

    But you may not enter a private home in the absence of the Big Four that you should have learned in the academy: warrant, valid consent, exigent circumstances, or hot pursuit.

    And that is what surfmutt was trying to say.
  • concernedcitizen20099 · 5 months ago
    Officer's Report stated that he spoke with someone
    on the sidewalk.
    Homeowner was not out side or at the front door.
    Homeowner was well inside the home.
    Officer's first contact with the homeowner was inside the home.

    A political fundraiser is usually an "invitation only" event.

    Can Officer produce an invitation
    and the check he wrote to enter the invitation only
    fundraiser?
    I sincerely doubt it.

    She was not running a swap meet.
    It was an invitation only fundraiser for like minded
    people of her own party.

    Deputy did not have the right to attend.
    Brian Bilbray did not have the right to attend.
    Obama did not have the right to attend unless invited
  • TheCapm · 5 months ago
    Folks claim a lot of things on this message board.
    You, apparently, believe everything.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    This is a great place for opinion, but ask anyone for facts and they run away. :-(

    But I keep trying...
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    h8r wrote:

    "This is a great place for opinion, but ask anyone for facts and they run away."

    You're an idiot. And a lot of hot air.

    Those are facts, not opinions.
  • Fighting_Terrorism_Since_1861 · 5 months ago
    Yes is is correct. It's an open invitation
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    OK, genius, cite the statute or doctrine that required Barman to give the deputy her DOB. No hand-waving, no excuses, cite the law. No one else has been ablle to do it, so make my day.

    If you do find it, I'm seriously interested so don't think you've won some kind of victory.
  • teufelhuenden · 5 months ago
    Uhh..implied consent to the general public? I think he is absolutely correct. Door is open to general public with an invite for all access and anyone, even a police officer, can enter! What law school did you say you attended? Did you get past 1L?
  • Statue · 5 months ago
    Police spend about 99% of their time dealing with scumbags who know how to act when questioned by police, and know they will be thumped if they blink. Police get into the habit of treating everyone like a scumbag because they rarely deal with the non-scumbag general public. Problems start because cops and the non-scumbag general public really do not know how to deal with each other. This is going to be a very interesting investigation.
  • sorrento99 · 5 months ago
    Good luck Francine. In a town where a cop is found not guilty of shooting into a car and hitting an innocent child, this won't even make the radar.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    sorrento99...completely irrelevant comparison.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    The good that could come out of all of this, is that there is enough political capital behind the group that was having a rally at a PRIVATE home, that they could get the D.A. to do an independent (if you can call it that) investigation. Maybe the FBI could even get in on it. This might accomplish some exposure of police/sheriff training tactics, that the follies of SDPD Officer White and Coronado PD Officer Mansker, could not bring to light or real justice. I believe officers and deputies are being conditioned to react or respond with sometimes excessive force given conditions. I doubt that this group of women who might have been sipping wine, were going to attack the deputy or especially try to remove any of his weapons. He could have stepped outside and waited for cover units with a supervisor, and I bet this silly episode would have had a much better CODE 4 ending.
  • sdpicguy · 5 months ago
    That makes sense...if someone resists your attempts at enforcing the law on behalf of the law abiding citizens, then the officer should just retreat and then call the calvary up to say, "I need help...a 60 year old lady won't tell me how old she is." Do we want our law enforcement people to really be this passive?
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    See above, most recent response.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    I know!

    Call on God to turn them all into pillars of salt!

    THAT will teach them to try to treat Gay Gestapoettes

    like commoners!
  • tfitz · 5 months ago
    How ironic, the very gay puppet calls itself IAmNeverWrong when in actuality the cute little puppet is always wrong. That's funny!
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Hssssssssssssssssssssss
  • BajaJohn1 · 5 months ago
    What will help here is a good lawsuit against the Deputy and the Sheriff's Dept. for violations of civil rights.under U.S. C. 1982; sometimes that is the only way to go.
  • robthornley · 5 months ago
    This type of Sheriff' can be found in almost every city. I know; I use to live in San Diego, was threaten by a Sheriff there, he was working on a reason to put me in jail. I have talked to others that have had even worse experiences with them.
  • gerryrendel · 5 months ago
    Helicopters, pepper spray?

    I think the police chief and his unprofessional thugs are perhaps anatomically challenged, you know where, so they have to take down and pepper spray non-violent attendees of a fundraiser to show there manhood.

    If you cro-magnun idiots in San Diago think this is acceptable behavior, and delight in kissing gestapo boots with such abandon, God help the normal citizens in your community. By the way, that police officer had no legal right to demand this womans birthdate

    Perhaps some of you boot lickers belong with the militia groups in Idaho.
    The police chief certainly does.

    Observing from Eugene
  • sdpicguy · 5 months ago
    Let's take advice from someone who thinks the police chief runs the sheriff's department...yeah - okay.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    gerryrendel..."cro-magnun idiots in San Diago think this is acceptable behavior, and delight in kissing gestapo boots with such abandon, God help the normal citizens in your community"...

    You really seem to have good grasp on the situation. I am amazed how you became an instant expert on the topic after reading a single page article.

    Do us San Diego cro-mag's a favor, stay in Eugene! I'll bet they have their own blog for you to pollute.

    Jackass.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    at least gerry understands what his rights are
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    gaymafia...I wouldn't be so sure. I am not convinced gerry understands multi-syllable words.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    I do NOT kiss Gay Gestapo boots.

    THAT

    lil wigglie

    is the WHOLE POINT here
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    the gaystapo begs to differ, but i guess that's he said, he said..
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    The moment these people dragged a detainee away from a deputy by force these people had crossed the line and were no longer "non-violent".
  • willroth · 5 months ago
    Can you say GESTAPO
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    You cannot reason with fascists. They need to be hung by the neck from lampposts.

    Didn't ANYBODY learn anything from European history in the 20th century?
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    MadTom...have we determined that they are "facists" now?

    Wow! Absolutely amazing!

    Enlighten us...what should we have learned from "European history in the 20th century"?
  • BajaJohn1 · 5 months ago
    JackBooted thugs is what George Bush 41 used to call them.
  • Swami_Binkinanda · 5 months ago
    Bad cops, no donuts. Why not just let Sheriff Limbaugh run the place, or maybe the Honduras death squads? Talk about partisan assaults on citizens. Maybe when they get done beating up old people they can go get some free sushi or something.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Clown!
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Just old gay lesbians. They deserve so much!
  • hotblazer · 5 months ago
    Nothing will happen to this cop. An "internal investigation" will consist of his superior saying "don't do that to that again". As a taxpayer I deserve FAIR and EQUAL service. A sheriff can attack 60 year old lesbians and get away with it because why? A predujice nieghbor used 911 to sick the bigot cops on a private party. This cop SHOULD BE FIRED, too bad he won't. You can even shoot women and children sitting in a car and not be held accountable, as long as you have a badge...
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    I didn't know she was gay? That explains so much more. Did you want pepper spray with your fair and equal service? Sometimes shooting women and children comes with the job. That is why the pay is so huge! It is just too much fun to deal with people who will not let you do your job in a reasonable fashion and they can't figure out why they get the taco sauce treatment. The woman is lucky it wasn't a gang banger in the car who would have made sure she was dead before it was done. The partier is lucky the bigot wasn't just left to his own resources to torture partiers. He was smart and co-operated with the police then the partier just was "TOO GOOD" to answer the simple questions on the face sheet of a report that would have gone nowhere but HAS to be done to document the incident.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Yeah, lotta "gang bangers" in Cardiff, gotta watch out for those Land Rovers with spinner rims.

    They spinnin', they spinnin!
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    You LOUDMOUTHS obviously deserve everything you are getting on this issue.

    Ha ha.
  • ccatl · 5 months ago
    How very American of you. You realize that your attitude flies in the face of everything this naiton believes in. You think that thepolice should be used to keep down the people you o not agree with nor understand. You think brutal tactics like this are deserved. Wow. I never realized how un-American San Diego is. If you hate America and our values so much GET OUT mmmminutemen. There is no place in a country like this for fascists like you.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    hotblazer...that's quite a stretch.

    1. Before you discredit the IA investigation, allow it to run its course
    2. There will be several independent investigations (Citizen's Review board, ACLU, etc...) to corroborate/discount the IA investigation
    3. Rather than flame the process...try proposing a better solution
    4. Your charactertizations of the investigation, "victims", neighbor and Deputy (as opposed to "cop") are quite colorful and show a real imagination
    5. Your last sentence is off-the-chart stupid!

    Try again...this time with more logic and less venom!
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    A significant percentage of cops will continue to abuse people in America until they are taught -- in a manner that EVEN THEY will understand -- that we won't put up with them anymore.

    As for minuteman -- I thought you were in jail in Phoenix for launching a home invasion robbery on a Hispanic family.

    That is the kind of people you are.

    Go jack off on your swastika flag.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    No - it is the "kind of people you are"... as you are the actual National SOCIALIST, you would know much more about swastika flags and such.
  • AskTheMexican · 5 months ago
    If all you have is bogus and meaningless charges of "socialism", then you are even more intellectually bankrupt than previously thought.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    So what exactly are you advocating there MadTom?
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    CrazyTom wrote:

    "Go jack off on your swastika flag."

    I think you left it on the Pride boat. Normal people won't go near it. LOL.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    What should we have learned from 20th century European history?

    That you CANNOT reason with fascists.

    That the only good fascist is a DEAD fascist.

    THAT is the lesson that needs to be APPLIED to these thug cops and their thug supporters.

    And when I speak of thugs and fascists, obviously I am speaking, largely, about right-wing Republicans.

    Republicans are a marginal, rabid, racist, regional, radical, rump of a party, and will remain so until they apologize to America -- and to the entire world -- for Bush, Cheney, and the Eight Years of Shame.

    You fascists -- your heroes wiped their filthy asses with our Constitution.

    You pathetic, rabid Republicans -- I was once one, long ago -- and if I were still one, I'd commit seppuku.

    Google it, morons.

    And go screw yourselves, right-wing police state fans.

    We WILL overcome, over your dead bodies if necessary.

    Preferably. Our society will be much better off without you fascists.
  • MrBill2 · 5 months ago
    WoW! What a kind and understanding statement. Your intelligence is directly reflected by your comment. Was your dope contaminated with something?
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    MadTom...I think we have a winner in the "Loon of the Evening" award.

    Congratulations!

    Those crazy Republican facists can't take that from you!
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    It did have kind of a "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore" Network thing going on.

    Now, how does it differ from your one-note symphony?
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    h8racists...welcome back.

    Does your "one note symphony" remark imply concurrence with MadTom?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    You have some serious anger and mental instability issues Sir.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    His self-loathing (after all, he is a National SOCIALIST himself) is palpable.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Tom has obviously been cursed by Erectile Dysfunction & Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    At the same time? Ah man that sucks....for us of course, but for him maybe it's just what the doctor ordered.
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    Is that you, Francine?
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    I think it's Maude...
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    My first thought also
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Ha ha ha ha

    your post was the best and funniest yet!

    First Prize for Tipsy Tom !!!!!!!
  • Pete2099 · 5 months ago
    We are in a Police State. Have Americans not figured this out yet..
    Our military in recruiting foreigner to make sure they have no attachment to American people or it laws.
    If our forefathers could see the way the military and police force is policing this country they would >>>>>
  • Pete2099 · 5 months ago
    I thought everyone knew by now our country is run by the military and police force under the control of The global Empire..

    Americans not longer have a say in this government's actions and policies.... They talk of Iran election being corrupted , but we had a president in 2001 thru 2008 which was never elected and they censored most of the demonstrations and protest about both stolen elections.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    The more I witness the travesty of our so called police and sheriff forces, where I thought they were sworn to protect & serve, the more I realize America is going down the toilet. Did you see that the Virgina State Police just classified anyone opposed to a "new world order" as essentially low-level domestic terrorists or the potential for? Have you noticed the greatly escalating increase in militarizing the police forces in America? Did you see the 70+ year old lady who was Tasered by a state trooper after a traffic stop for I believe speeding? Did you see the guy in a wheel chair Tasered by cops? 20 years ago we would have said "only in other countries, do the police apply electrical shock to citizens." Now, it is routine. Drug laws ("Just say no!" Nancy and Oliver North), we have a bigger problem now with drugs, than ever, yet the drug laws through asset forfeiture and seizure, through police auctions, gave the police all kinds of booty to buy new weapons, LED light bars, SWAT vans, etc., etc.. Why they are now seizing the cars of johns trying to pick up prostitutes. We are the Soviet Union of America. So-called police officers White & Mansker can shoot unarmed citizens, even 8 year old little boys, and they not only get off on any criminal charges, but they are rewarded with job security with the same agency they were employed. Those were high-profile cases, think of all the ones we never hear about, citizens shot dead because they ran, because they were trying to reach for their cell phone. I would say the trend-vector for an increasing police state is very scary for most of us law abiding citizens.
  • Pete2099 · 5 months ago
    The government is building large police training centers around our nation so they can teach the local police force how combine and join in the military tactics of controlling American citizens.
    So our military will have complete control of every citizens information and factor of their life at their finger tip as well as the local police..
    If you remember they have built detention centers , given all the control necessary to grab a person off the street and give no reason or have no warrant and do as the d... well please with and to them.
    If you notice Obama has not rejected any of Bush Dictatorial policies or actions he put into action during his administration..
    If you remember Previous presidents like IKE and John Kennedy warm of this military industrial complex taken control of our nation..
    They receive over 54 percent of our nation budget and that is just about the same as all other nations combined including China and Russia...
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    I am simply saying that, until they are stopped, the cops will continue to enjoy their license to abuse the public, while acting as a paramilitary force for right-wing neo-fascists in America.

    UNTIL they learn THE HARD WAY that we won't take it.

    Frankly, this means riots -- and some dead cops.

    Those folks in Fallujah a few years ago had the right idea when they strung up those Blackwater mercenaries, who had behaved like VERY bad cops.

    These things happen from time to time in history.

    NOW is one of those times when such things NEED to happen.

    When there is injustice and political imbalance, when justice is thwarted through the established procedures, then new procedures will be employed.

    Count on it, Republicans, cops, fascists. But I repeat myself.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Ok, now you've certainly went off the deep end with this comment. Advocating rioting and killing cops, and following it up with justifying OUR dead in Iraq. Quite frankly it's disgusting and you are nothing more than a SCUMBAG.

    Timothy McVeigh had some of the same anger issues as you do, and we know what he did and what happened to him. I recommend you seek some medical attention, go see a counselor, or a therapist, you need help dude.....you're way off.
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    Now the lunatic is singing songs to himself. Definitely a candidate for Kook of the Month.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    Refresh my memory - what happened in Fallujah after those terrs killed the 4 security guards? Oh yeah, now I remember. We sent the Marines in, killed 1,300+ combatants, practically levelled the town and ran the terrs out. They still haven't returned.

    If you think that's an example of a successful revolution then all I can do is laugh.

    BTW, genius, one of the biggest political supporters of the DNC in California are the law enforcement unions, which pay for their lobbyists out of the dues they collect from every cop.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    I am SO happy you just threatened to kill police.

    See - there is such a thing as "IP Address" and, unless I am COMPLETELY mistaken, the UT is lawfully OBLIGATED to report what you said to the authorities.

    Good luck with that .............

    Har hardy har - should get all the loving you crave when in the clinker!
  • sky173 · 5 months ago
    I'm surprised no one has given you a big Sieg Heil! You deserve it.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Didn't John, Paul, Ringo, and George already address this?

    You say you want a revolution
    Well, you know
    We all want to change the world
    You tell me that it's evolution
    Well, you know
    We all want to change the world
    But when you talk about destruction
    Don't you know that you can count me out
    Don't you know it's gonna be all right
    all right, all right


    I'd post more, but this is about as much as fair use will allow. Michael is dead, but his estate still owns the Beatles catalog along with Sony ... and Tito is vicious when it comes to copyrights.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    h8r...relevance?
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Do I really have to spell it out?

    Wow.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    h8r...It's difficult to spell out the pointless isn't it?

    Don't feel bad..just think before you type next time.

    Will you be demanding another apology tonight?

    Hilarious!
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    Our cup runneth over.
  • h8racists · 5 months ago
    Sounds more like our cop runneth over.
  • SunnyDeigo · 5 months ago
    Not convicting the run-a-way tactics of Frank White is regretful. It just gives police a green light to abuse unarmed, helpless citizens.

    They sure (the Whites) put on a good show for that jury. Now the police are back in the drivers seat wreaking havoc on our lives.
  • luvdup · 5 months ago
    What many fail to realize is that actions that have been seen as "justifiable police action" enables LEO's to mete out "force" within a mandate sort sphere to use that force - be it drunks, kids or the 55+ crowd.
  • fraserisland · 5 months ago
    1231
  • Rokky · 5 months ago
    What about the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
    I see their cars and trucks and vans all over the place, but what are they doing?
  • Dr Cyclops · 5 months ago
    If you use any kind of an amplified sound device to speak through people will call the police in 2 seconds. I was at a party in Del Mar where someone spoke into the sound system for a few seconds and the police were instantly called and our party was really tame and mostly inside.
    I would bet that the average age of the folks at this political gathering were 55 or older I doubt that pepper spray and a helicopter were required. But I was not there and maybe an investigation can get to the bottom of what really happened. It seems like most folks write the script for this depending on what political side they are on. Let the investigation proceed both sides tell their story and then we can move on to more important things.
  • Cbad · 5 months ago
    The cavalry didn't come for a mere noise complaint. They came in response to an officer being overwhelmed by an unruly crowd.

    I'm guessing these people would have kept their hands to themselves had there been 3 or 4 cops there instead of just the one. Further, if they had a complaint, they would have demanded to speak to the deputy's field supervisor, who no doubt would have supported the original request for the information necessary to cut the hostess loose without immediate booking her for the PC 415 violation.
  • Rokky · 5 months ago
    MadTom, it's a Demoncrat thing.
    The Demoncrats are in charge and have been since the first if the year.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    You mean the ObamaBots don't you?
  • fraserisland · 5 months ago
    1291
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    ... the homophobe in the bush was a Republican.
  • SteveCan · 5 months ago
    And another ObamaBot poops it out!
  • Ronik · 5 months ago
    Delusional repuke.
  • charlesmilburn · 5 months ago
    Well...

    I was interested in the story and then, when finished, I thought I'd read some of the comments to see what people thought of this incidence. Having read the comments on this page for ten minutes, reading the gay bashing going on, making fun of people's age and weight, spewing anger, hate and humiliation with every post, all I can say is I'm glad I don't live there. I have only been in San Diego once, watching the Cardinals play the Padres. I thought SD was a laid back kind of place, filled with surfers and volleyball players and retired naval personnel. My lifer uncle lived there. Little did I realize that SD is filled with haters, homophobes and crazies on both sides. Now, I realize that usually it is only a small percentage of people who actually take time to comment on articles who are filled with hate and anger, yet you couldn't tell that from the comments here. You all should be ashamed of yourselves.
  • Ronik · 5 months ago
    This was NOT in San Diego. this was in north San Diego County - decidedly not a laid-back place.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    Yeah - too many TAXPAYERS around those parts.
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    and you had better end that party before 9:30 on a Saturday night.
  • JamieRoxx · 5 months ago
    very true!
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    "reading the gay bashing going on"... quote ONE ACTUAL POST that could be considered "gay bashing".... looks like you will be hearing "homophobes in the bushes" soon too.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Chill out man. It's ok. Nobody knows you're gay.
    Frankie say relax.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    a lot of the homosexuals have figured out that the "Oh - you must have gay tendancies" ploy ran out of steam a decade ago and is now pretty much a lame horse.

    You have not.

    Come on, fella - get a new slogan.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    So you know what "a lot of the homosexuals" think? Do tell sweetie. Did you take a survey...just for "research" purposes or something?

    A lot of people have figured out that the "oh that's so old, get a new routine" shtick is just another weak attempt to deflect when you realize the rest of us see through the hate.

    The rest of us feel only pity for you.

    Methinks you doth protest too much honey.
  • richardblankenburg · 5 months ago
    Spoken like a real Cardianl fan and Cubby hater!
    People in San Diego ARE goiing to object to being pepper sprayed and having 60 year old women thrown to the ground for refusing to publicly devulge their age at a Democratic fund raiser in a Congressional District where the previous Congressman is in prison for bribery.
    We in San Diego do not expect our citizens to be taken political prisoner by our County Sheriff. The hatred being spewn was from the homophobic Republican neighbor who probably was the one who called the police knowing the Sheriff's deputies would not dare take him into custody. It appears we have a politically motivated Sheriff's Department.
  • Typ311Dave · 5 months ago
    Thank you, come again!
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    I bet you say that to all the guys!
  • anchoviesrule · 5 months ago
    I thought sheriff deputy's only acted like this in Vista. Were these some of the infamous Cardiff gangbangers we hear so much about.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    What do you call someone who is "fearful of homophobes"?

    Would that be a "homophobophobe", or a "homophobephobe", or a "homophobiaphobe"?

    The only thing we have to fear, is phobia itself!
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    cute
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    It's amazing (and sad) to read the fear and hatred towards gay people on this site.

    Truly ignorant, backwards and scared little people. They sound like they have "Larry Craig Syndrome".
    Any right-wingers full of that much hate towards gay people have gotta be a closet cases.
  • mmminuteman · 5 months ago
    I think you might be developing a phobia... after you are done checking the bushes, try giving your "shrink" a call.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    said the rabid obsessive-compulsive right-wing bigot closet case...
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    a lot of the homosexuals have figured out that the "Oh - you must have gay tendancies" ploy ran out of steam a decade ago and is now pretty much a lame horse.

    You have not.

    Come on, fella - get a new slogan
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    So you know what "a lot of the homosexuals" think? Did you take a survey...for "research" purposes of course?

    Methinks you doth protest too much sweetie.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    nah - not sad, not amazing

    Just take the time to see how they behave and what they type.

    ANYONE who was indifferent a year ago no longer is.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    WHO is indifferent to WHAT exactly?

    Please clarify.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    sure -= happy to clarify for ya.

    last election 48% of voters cast a "no" vote.

    Now, since there are only 2.3% of the general population that is homosexual, that means about 45% either sided with you or were 'indifferent' - thought, "Ah, what the heck, give 'em what they are clammering for, what do i care".

    Since then, with the RABID, HATEFILLED, and BIGOTED behavior of so many homosexuals for having been refused somehitng they demanded (ooooooooooo!), few people I speak with remain 'indifferent'.

    THAT, I suppose, is why support for homosexual 'marriage' is dropping like a lead balloon. And why any thought you might have of getting support for any more 'special priviledges' in the near future is .......... well ........... is better left for the more distant future.

    Clear?
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    Nope, no rabid, hate-filled, bigoted self-hating closet-case there...No sir-ee....nobody would ever mistake YOU for a closet queen....(snicker)

    Sweetie, I don't know what delusional bubble you live in, but public opinion about gay people has shifted radically to the left in recent years. How many states have recognized gay marriage now? Oh it seems like a new one every day, doesn't it? IOWA for heaven's sake! Hardly "dropping like a lead balloon"now, is it?

    Listen sugar, I know you're scared. I know it must be dark and frightening in that place you're in now. But it'll all be OK, I promise. The sky will not fall. The world will not end if Adam and Steve go down to city hall and get that little piece of paper.

    Release all that fear and hate. It's really not healthy for you.
  • IAmNeverWrong · 5 months ago
    Ahhhhhhh

    I think if you will take the time to READ, you will find that precious few states have condoned what you call 'gay marriage'.

    What you mention has been foisted on people through the courts or thru Gay Gestapo action in Legislature. And I think you will find that in most / all of THOSE cases, the people are preparing to put the matter back in the tash heap, where it belongs.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    What denial. wow.

    Why are you so scared? What are you afraid of?
    Not that I don't already know.

    This is so hilarious. Easy easy easy hot button freak out for uptight rightwing bigots.
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    More passing gay marriage every day, bud. Boy, is your name wrong.
  • jimmydore · 5 months ago
    the only people against gay marriage are closeted gays, of which you are. Have a nice day.
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    When CROATIA , SOUTH AFRICA, and IOWA have all recognized gay marriage...well you just cannot deny that world opinion has shifted. can you feel the walls closing in on you?

    You better circle the wagons cowboy! They're coming for your children!
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    Your percentage of gays is wrong, it's about 10%, you nitwit.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    Hate to triffle you with FACTS, Oh-King-Of-Ningcompoops ........

    2.3%

    Here is the latest gov't study ......... the facts show a slightly LOWER percentage in Canada

    http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ad/ad362.pdf

    Page 7 Figure 8

    TWO POINT THREE PERCENT

    Now go to your corner
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    That's not in any study I've seen bozo. The American Psychiatric Association says 10%, as do other organizations. Read up, pud
  • scoobydubious · 5 months ago
    FollowMeStupido is the OFFICIAL gay counter and fact keeper. He has NO interest in gay people though....he is just keeping very close tabs on their (supposed) statistics.

    And seeing how most gay people are still closeted, you KNOW that "survey" MUST be completely accurate. I mean, I'm sure they went door-to-door and counted Larry Craig, Mark Foley and Ted Haggard in that survey, right? I mean, I'm sure the WIVES of these rightwing bigots volunteered the information of the hypocritical f*ggotry of their husbands, right?

    Well, I'm just glad that "FollowMeStupido" can correct the rest of us about the true number of gays in America. Obviously he would know.
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    If it makes you feel better to believe that, go ahead. And that's not how you spell nincompoops, either. And if it makes you feel better to discriminate against people based on what percentage of the population they are, as long as they are in the minority, consider this: males of all colors are a minority when compared to females. Soon, white people are likely to be a minority in this country. So, when the "majority" starts discriminating against your minority, suck it up, cupcake.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Can you imagine the possibilities that night at Chaos by the Sea?

    The Busby Brawl Chronicles: Busby's supporters in response to the deputy's pepper spray discharge, respond with Wizard air freshener (Rose Garden Delight), and their personal Channel perfume bottles at the offending deputy. I always wonder why they don't think of the resources at the time? Then again, I would not recommend such perp reaction, for pulling a can of Wizard and discharging it at the deputy with the pepper spray discharging at you, would probably, per his own training, procedures, protocols and policies, dictate a higher-level of force application to the point he would draw and fire about 5 rounds of a 9 or 10 into you, two center-mass chest rounds, one head shot, one shot back at the center-mass, and one shot into the can of Wizard air freshener. 5 more rounds into the French Poodle, and about 50 rounds into the crowd that was surrounding the deputy for a total of approximately 60 spent rounds, lots of crime scene tape, and a full inquiry by the D.A. and one criminal charge of a "unlawful discharge of a firearm" by the deputy, the rigged jury would find him not-guilty, he'd get a promotion to Sheriff of San Diego County. I miss the days of Duffy, I think the deputies were kinder and nicer, and probably more for the citizens than now, where it is more the US v. THEM mentality dictating the mental paradigms of too many cops. NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN.
  • EchoBravo · 5 months ago
    Better put...NO COUNTRY FOR OLD WOMEN.
  • thegaymafia · 5 months ago
    hiya. new mafiosa here, today. i happened to work civilian LE for many years

    your last comment to thegaymafia noted that the deputy was hit. thegaymafia agrees the deputy had the right to go after her into the house if he was hit outside.

    he was already in her house, violating her 4th amendment rights, and that's where the physical contact took place.

    thegaymafia believes the woman could have unloaded her shotgun into said deputy and defended herself based on 4th amendment.

    thegaymafia thinks the "4th amendment" trumps "peaceful enjoyment"

    that's the last thegaymafia has to say on the topic, we've been saying all along this deputy had no right to be inside that home based on a "noise complaint"

    we're shocked at how the "conservative right" has enjoyed watching civil rights be trampled on merely because the person whose rights were stepped on was gay.

    we're used to hatred, but we don't understand why you don't see how this can affect you, next.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    The more I look at this event using a star chamber of sages and seers, the more I believe Brian Bilbray is behind it all. The Chaos by the Sea Friday night, at a bash gone bad, because of some guy in a bush yelling anti-Busby chants, well, has anyone checked the whereabouts of Brian Bilbray on the fateful night? Bilbray was on KUSI Monday morning, and sort of smirked, sort of winked-winked if you caught that. He said something like "well if they had just cooperated and provided the deputy with basic information, none of that would have happened." Bilbray comes across as Mr. CLEAN ETHICS Republicrat, but I wonder when someone was so closely tied to Viejas, how clean their nose really is? Does the concept EMBEDDED mean anything?
  • Sandman1 · 5 months ago
    The nut case formerly known as SageORSeer wrote:

    "The more I look at this event using a star chamber of sages and seers, the more I believe Brian Bilbray is behind it all."

    The more I read your psychotic ramblings, the more I believe you're a mental case who should be institutionalized.
  • Cydjim · 5 months ago
    What is with all the gay commentary....some of you that interested in other people sex lives?
    Come on get a grip; well except Lunarcycle's cover call was funny though...
    Seems to be the month of judging people's poor behavior and the police response to it.

    Btw Echobravo and 1 other was challenging me on what PD actualy gets for training so a friend of mine sent a link form from DoJ: www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/sandlle.htm

    " During 2006, a total of 648 state and local law enforcement training academies offered basic training programs averaging 19 weeks in length. Topics with the most instruction time included firearms (median of 60 hours), self-defense (51 hours), health and fitness (46 hours), patrol procedures (40 hours), investigations (40 hours), emergency vehicle operations (40 hours), criminal law (36 hours), and basic first aid (24 hours)"
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    It should be a fundamental, guiding principle of political philosophy that those who have been given extra power, authority, or capabilities (cops, politicians, military, clergy, doctors, lawyers, CPAs, psychologists, pilots, teachers, caregivers etc) -- and ABUSE that power, authority or capability -- should be punished MORE SEVERELY than the ordinary citizen who engages in similar wrongdoing.

    Ed Meese, that great visionary rightwing thinker, thought this was a good idea when he chaired the committee that drafted the draconian federal sentencing guidelines under President Ronald Reagan.

    Actually, if applied in ALL appropriate situations, it IS a good idea -- for several reasons:

    1) It teaches the wrongdoer a lesson he needed to learn -- that he is not above the law.

    2) It gives the wrongdoer's colleagues something to think about before they misbehave.

    3) It reassures society that all -- even the police -- are accountable, that no one is above the law.

    And the police SHOULD NOT be above the law. (Agree or disagree, Republican Sturmers?)

    Cops -- like anyone else who's given special powers by our institutions -- should be held accountable, IN FULL, for their conduct --

    1) On their own account, as individual human beings and members of society;

    2) In order to set a GOOD example for their fellow officers; and

    3) To maintain public trust and support.

    This is not rocket science, it's not moonbat Marxism, it comes straight from rightwing demigod EDWIN MEESE Himself.

    Unless society tells cops that they need to behave themselves -- and the cops GET THE MESSAGE -- then cops will continue to misbehave, as they did in this incident.

    Police work attracts aggressive, sometimes violent, authoritarian personalities. That is not entirely a bad thing -- you want cops who give a darn -- but those tendencies need to be held in check, controlled in a professional manner, and especially, conducted within the lawful LIMITS of police authority.

    In other words, cops need to obey the rules, too. (Agree or disagree, Republican Sturmers?)

    Obviously a lot of cops -- and their admirers here -- believe otherwise.

    Anyone who doesn't agree that cops need to be held accountable is simply someone who is advocating a police state -- and that describes the typical Southern California Republican mouthing off here tonight.

    It IS that simple. Police state advocate = fascist.

    As I learned in Europe as a child -- growing up in the ruins of Nazi destruction, murder, and plunder -- and seeing fascism show its face more and more nowadays in America --

    You cannot reason with a fascist.

    You need to take them out before they take you out.

    What part of this does anybody not understand?

    Now, this was CLEARLY a politicized raid carried out in bad faith by politicized cops.

    They -- and their supporters -- should feel the heel of the law come down in THEIR faces for a change.
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    Couldn't agree with you more. Thank you for the well thought out statement.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Thank you.

    That's all I'm trying to say.

    Republican fascists don't like to be told these things.

    We need more loudspeakers.
  • jaredfighter · 5 months ago
    i keep one in my car for both the neo-con fascists and for the
    marxist/communist left.
    Hope you use yours whenever the need arises.

    Jared
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    If should have been you instead of Foley, when Mansker followed Foley while off-duty in his personal vehicle (Coronado Mazda Tom-1), and then confronted you on foot (even though sheriff patrol units were close to arrive), without uniform, waving his gun, and because Foley reached for his cell phone (so Mansker claimed), Mansker shoots Foley in the leg (ending his football career and could have killed him). Then Foley's female friend of the night tries to drive away (because she sees some crazy guy in blue jeans and a tee-shirt just shoot her friend and now pointing a gun at her), and Mansker puts bullets in the front of Foley's classic car nearly killing the lady. Mansker uses the common template big lie of "she was going to try and run me down" (I ask, why was Mansker so stupid to stand in front of a moving car for?) And what happens, they go after Foley's female friend who had little money, they don't prosecute Mansker, then Coronado PD gives him his full patrol duties back. And then to rub our faces in this form of fascism, MADD gives Mansker an award! If it had been you that night, I am sure Mansker would have had a contender, and maybe Mansker will think twice about pulling his gun out on a suspected DUI subject while he is off-duty. They've been protecting downs-syndrome look-alike police poster boy Mansker for WAY TOO LONG, when he should have gone to prison for what he did that fateful night.
  • dadofseven · 5 months ago
    Loudspeakers are for those who cannot win their argument with facts. They must shout down their opponents.
    The left wing activists seem to be more fascist. You will accept their thinking and you will like it. Group think, socialism, collectivism, extreme environmentalism. They advocate taking by force (taxes, more taxes, more taxes) and social planning by political eletists.
  • brantl · 5 months ago
    Funny, the liberals didn't start a war against a country that didn't attack us, start spying on US citizens without a warrant or torture people. You seem mixed up. And that isn't how you spell elitist, either. And you wouldn't know extreme environmentalism if it bit you on the butt.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    MAYBE

    "MadTom" is just a harmless loud mouth, shouting off but otherwise one who will not carry out the acts of violence he threatened against Republicans, cops, etc.

    Maybe.

    After columbine, though, it should not be for US to assume this.

    I ask everyone to "report" this guy, so the UT is FORCED to alert authorities and a proper investigation can be conducted.

    Look at it this way: if the guy is a total wack job and you end up reading about him in the papers - and you did nothing - don't you think you would wish you had at least taken the time to click on "report" .............. ?
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Screw you, Republican fascist.

    And screw your Republican sheriff. He is TOAST.

    We have put up with you Republicans in this country for the past Eight Years of Shame.

    Your party is over -- or should I say -- your party, the GOP -- is dead meat.
  • FollowMeStupido · 5 months ago
    asta Las Vegas, Tommie kins

    Have fun in the pokey
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    You should tone it down a bit, they will DIS-BLOG you. Have you ever been "moderated."
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Lunar, I do hear you, but I'mnot worried that anything will happen.

    Please note that these Repubithugs are actually APPLAUDING what happened.

    Obviously you have a very politicized sheriff's department. They acted wrongly, they acted in bad faith. Obviously the San Diego area is home to a whole lot of fascist scum, too.

    Now -- understand, please -- that these Republithugs are BRAZENLY, PROUDLY advocating a police state.

    It is no vice to speak truth to power, and it is no virtue to cower before illegitimate power.

    SCREW these rightwingers. Their true fascist colors are coming right through.

    And as I said, fascists should be treated like rabid dogs, because they ARE rabid dogs.

    You cannot persuade them to be nice doggies. They only laugh, and then they bite.

    They are a Fifth Column among us, jackbooted thug traitors.

    They are vicious vermin that belong with the Revolutionary Guard in Iran, not in America.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Lunar, I do hear you, but I'mnot worried that anything will happen.

    Please note that these Repubithugs are actually APPLAUDING what happened.

    Obviously you have a very politicized sheriff's department. They acted wrongly, they acted in bad faith. Obviously the San Diego area is home to a whole lot of fascist scum, too.

    Now -- understand, please -- that these Republithugs are BRAZENLY, PROUDLY advocating a police state.

    It is no vice to speak truth to power, and it is no virtue to cower before illegitimate power.

    SCREW these rightwingers. Their true fascist colors are coming right through.

    And as I said, fascists should be treated like rabid dogs, because they ARE rabid dogs.

    You cannot persuade them to be nice doggies. They only laugh, and then they bite.

    They are a Fifth Column among us, jackbooted thug traitors.

    They are vicious vermin that belong with the Revolutionary Guard in Iran, not in America.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    I hear you, and your contribution is important to see all sides. But I also believe we live in dangerous times where our ideas, words and emotions will get any of us in trouble in many ways. I am not saying don't speak, but you are dealing with many law enforcement officers on this board, and while some are very reasonable and measured in their replies, and they do not get into name calling, there are some that will try to make one's life difficult if we push too hard. Last week I was threatened twice on the Officer White threads, and I believe both posters were law enforcement. I mean physical threat to me, and had I wanted to pursue it, I could have declared I was "in fear of my life" which would then constitute a possible felony by the person(s) making such threat. Your letting the steam off is not directed at any one person, but the cops keep mentioning DHS which scares me since Patriot Acts I and II was passed with few politicians voting for it, ever reading it. The wording is very similar to the German Enabling Act of 1933, very scary parallels to what we see in America now. I too had posted here, last week, that Officer White with a railroaded jury, finding him not-guilty after he shot bullets into a road raging car, hitting both driver and her 8 year old innocent son, was akin to what the Republican Guard in Iran did to Neda (shooting and killing an unarmed beautiful Persian protester, with hopes of freedom in her country). You are free to your opinion, it is nice to see someone who fears fascism and experienced it in Europe, but just be careful out there, because we live in very precarious times.

    I believe many cops are actually friends, in that they fully support the Constitution, want to do right, want to serve the community and fight crime. There is a segment of cops who are attracted to the power, the authority over others, the WE v. THEM mindset and love the idea of joining up with Federal Police, and would rather have a military-police environment than what USA once was. Knowing which cops are from which camp, is important, and what is worse, are when the good cops spend most their time protecting the bad ones who should have been thrown out (that is the cancer in many brotherhoods, organizations, institutions, organized groups, etc..).
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Lunar,

    Fortunately I don't live in Southern California, so I'm beyond the reach of your local Gestapo. I do follow national politics, though, and incidents like this are popping up wherever politicized cops are allied with the Republican Party. The GOP -- and the NRA gun fetishists, too -- are calling in some chips with law enforcement.

    The NRA and the cops together make a pretty potent Fifth Column in America.

    I will support my local Sheriff when he runs for re-election. I always contribute to his campaign and work for his election. He's a good RINO, and a good guy.

    But why are so many cops -- in the well-educated, cosmopolitan, civilized, BLUE state of California -- such a pack of stinking fascist rabble?

    To say nothing of their supporters ...

    I live in in the Deep South, for goodness' sake. We do NOT encounter, nor do we tolerate, politicized law enforcement here. This would NOT have happened where I live. Some police corruption, yeah, but that's a given everywhere.

    What happened in Rancho Santa Fe should not happen where ANYBODY lives.

    Cops should serve and protect, and they should be deprogrammed from their fantasy role as politicized stormtroopers.

    And any cop who doesn't get that should be fired, or go to prison, or worse.

    They deserve it.
  • jimmydore · 5 months ago
    the cops don't live in the cities the patrol. SO they have no interest in the community or the people. They need to live with and see the people they are policing.
  • LunarPeak · 5 months ago
    Are you suggesting the cops live in the jails :o)
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    If these rightwing comments are actually coming from cops and not your usual Southern California rightwing nutters, then everybody in San Diego County should be afraid for their safety.

    Cops who think and talk like the rightwing thugs on this forum should be consider armed enemies.
  • MadTom · 5 months ago
    Stormtroopers on parade.

    Remember, the only good stormtrooper is a DEAD stormtrooper.
  • LunarCycle · 5 months ago
    Or at the very least, RENO 911. I guess they all took the COPS TV program theme song too literally..."bad boy, bad boy...whatcha gonna do?" Yep, they think we are all bad people and that we cannot do anything about any abuses of power.
  • hato · 5 months ago
    Staff writer Mark Arner was also pepper-sprayed for asking too many questions.
  • nicerat · 5 months ago
    Ahhhhh, I live for articles like this.

    THANK YOU GOD FOR ANSWERING MY PRAYERS.

    I was in a little bit of depression after the Silva/White thing was over with, but now I'm back to my usual self.

    Get ready for my 2000 pound swizzle stick posts.
  • Biederman · 5 months ago
    “The place got out of hand,” [Sgt. Thomas Yancey] said. “If Francine Busby was there, why not take a leadership role, step up, and nip this thing in the bud?”


    I didn't think that this was political until I read that comment from Sgt Yancey. Anyone other than a cop who took a "leadership role" was getting pepper-sprayed and/or handcuffed.
  • proudprogressiveliberal · 5 months ago
    So you still have right wing nut job cops in San Diego who project their gayness with pepper spray. Gee, nothing has changed in 35 years.
  • thompson_richard · 5 months ago
    Wait a few days, until July 4, 2009; then the phalanx of deputies with helicopter(s) can bust people right and left. Start at the beach or Sea World where infernal devices will frighten dogs and small children, amaze the authorities past the curfew, and keep the free awake and forever vigilant.
  • Guest · 5 months ago
    A couple of points which seemed to be overlooked during the chat.

    The following excerpts are from posts by people who say they were at the party, made in defense of the host. Not

    surprisingly, the stories seem to have changed , after

    realizing the fresh after the incident versions were quite incriminating to the party goers.

    Are the attendees in contact, and working together in a desperate attempt to villify the officer

    in order to cover the crime(s) allegedly commited by the host & attendees? Resisting , aiding& abetting by interfering with

    an officer etc?

    http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Hoste...

    dontlie - 6/27/2009
    "When Francine made her remarks at about 8:15 or so the mic was so low that those in the back were having a hard time

    hearing her. What we did hear was a very loud very vulgar neighbor from behind a hedge shouting insults. Francine made a

    joke about that and the crowd cheered which was the noisiest it got all evening."

    eyewitness - 6/27/2009
    "3 police officers entered the home without a warrent, or a warning, and one addressed the owner, in the middle of her own

    living room, demanding to know her birhdate. The woman gave her name, but chose not to give her birthdate without any

    cause for this police inquiry in the middle of her own living room. She turned away from the officer. He grabbed her arm, she

    pulled away, about 15 guests came up to support her, holding onto her, the police officer pushed her to the floor to arrest

    her...the 15 guests tried to assist her on the floor, pulling her away from the officer in her own living room...one of them shoved

    the officer away from her. The officer pulled out pepper spray and sprayed at least 7 people directly in the face, from a

    distance of no more that 12 inches...they all fell to the floor in agony."
    -------------------------------------
    The posts are quite telling, and the fact they were posted soon after the incident adds to the credibility since there was less

    chance of collusion, and memories were fresh & likely not clouded by other attendees versions, or advice from attorneys.
  • danny5 · 5 months ago
    America's finest ? TJ's finest is more like it .
  • evaDretsiL · 5 months ago
    Just another example of San Diego County Police "work". Given the White verdict they were lucky the deputy didn't gun a bunch of people down. He must not have been fully indoctrinated into the San Diego copy way.
  • arthurgraye · 5 months ago
    so what is going to be done about this. From the way it sounds in this article, it was very similar to the case of police brutality that we had here in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex over the past weekend.
    This leaves me with a disgusted and helpless feeling. Surely there is something that we can do?
  • Cydjim · 5 months ago
    The community needs to push its leaders for more training and pay for the officers, quit being cheapskate invest in them and expect them to handle themselves better.....

    This is another in a long line of incidents, we have spineless and inept politicians....long over due to start calling on our government either step up to plate or find new jobs
  • Butkus · 5 months ago
    The sheriffs have no respect for law abiding citizens. I was doing jury duty at Vista courthouse and a big ugly deputy treated me like I was a scumbag criminal for NO reason. He just seemed to enjoy it. There might be a couple of decent sheriff deputys but I doubt it.
  • Augsnodius · 5 months ago
    dupe
  • Augsnodius · 5 months ago
    dupe
  • Augsnodius · 5 months ago
    If these knuckle-headed puff-balls are that afraid of the public, perhaps they ought to think twice about the career they choose; if "thinking" isn't too hard of course. It would be nice to go back to the day when the image of the police officer was that of an adult who could control himself as well as earn the respect of the public.
  • veeve · 5 months ago
    Cowardice and dishonesty are unbecoming for cops, but quite frankly, it's the norm.
  • onetooth · 5 months ago
    1478 posts? WOW.

    Pissing off the people in Rancho Sante Fe gets more reaction than gay marriage issues.