Have you ever been put in jail? If yes, what crime did you do?

I let my ex live with me for awhile since she had no where to go... it was worse than jail .. i think hell would be more appropriate adjective.

ha ha ha ha ha!! We have ALL been there. Not to return...........

But my husband has for a DUI.

That's a nasty little ticket!! Expen$ive!!!

Yes it is. It cost us over 4,000 dollars.

Ouch. Hope he learned his lesson...where I live, it's $5000+

yeah he did. he will never be that stupid again.

attempting to provoke a riot,
numerous felony weapons charges
possesion of 500 tons of cocaine
kidnaping
selling organs on the black market
and manufaturing meth

You are in jail as we type, aren't u???

no , i escaped from max secruity and now reside in the under world!where i will continue my plot of world coruption and domination !my army is now recruiting homless people and illegal aliens of every race! we will succeed!!!!

go for what u know

thank you!lol

good luck to you an all your men.

just over nighters in the tank

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For bUllShit Stupid Pigzzz!!!!

-Felony Breaking and Entering of Government Property
-Felony Malicious Destuction of Government Property
-Felont Unlawful Driving Away of a Government Vehicle

Sort of borrowed a police motorcycle on St. Patrick's Day 07. Something about that day always gets me in trouble. All charges were dropped and I pled guilty to 1 misdemeanor Entering Without Permission and was sentenced to a $95.00 fine. And of course had to pay for the $3000.00 in damage I did to the motorcycle when I laid it down during the chase. Didn't really have time to park it properly. Them damn dogs are pretty quick too, didn't make it far after that. Sat in county jail for awhile awaiting the court date. I had a $30,000.00 cash bond so had to wait it out. The judge was pretty upset so I couldn't get out for 10% unfortunately.

Other than that I have a couple DUI's, violated probation a couple times which cost me 30 and 60 days in county, a couple driving on a suspended license which I was in and out for in 10 minutes. Marijuana possesion which was dropped. Thats all I can think of right now.

Nothin was scarier than looking at 5-20 or more on the three felonies. I'm glad i got past that virtually unscaved. Jail is not a nice place. I suggest staying clean. Not breaking the law, and most importantly not starting your St. Patrick's day in line at the bar at 7am with a fifth of irish whisky.

No I haven't, but my husband was jailed for a misdemeaner Battery charge.

- Runaway a few times (yes, they actually arrest you and charge you with a crime for that in some states)
- Grand Theft Auto (but the charges were dropped)
- Felony shoplifting (reduced to misdemeanor)
- Posession of marijuana
- Assault and battery (he totally deserved it!)

I've mostly gotten probation, but twice I actually had to serve a few days in county, and I was sent to a long-term treatment facility for the runaway trip that also involved the grand theft of an auto (that's where I had my 14th birthday!)

*edited for spelling

I was always a good kid. My grandfather was a very well known cop in the town I grew up in, and I knew that I would shame him if I ever got into any kind of trouble. So, I kept my nose clean. I've managed to do so through my adult life, as well....and the bad things I have done....well, knock on wood, I haven't been caught...

but if i had to, it would be streaking

SOBER???

well, getting arrested could come back to haunt you (like when you're applying for a job). atleast if it was streaking, an employer would know i have a sense of humor

U could B a Chippendale!

maybe
ill think about it

I've NEVER been caught. :) I'm not as good as FEF. And I'm not proud of what I did as a youth, but I did learn from my mistakes. I never did anything serious to serve any hard time, but yes, I've done things and made some bad judgements.

How many of us have left a bar after drinking a few and got behind the wheel? While in college, yes, I was STUPID. Thank God I never hurt anyone.

Back in the day I was apart of a demonstration where a bunch of us kids (back than) walked out of class protesting to make Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday a holiday. When the Principal couldn’t convince us to go back to class and call off our peaceful demonstration, he called the police and insisted that we all be arrested. So the police took us down to the station and our parents had to come get us, they put us in a holding cell until we were picked up by our parents. That Principal was relieved of his duties after that incident. All of us students had to make up that day's assignments and write a paper (as punishment) on our experiences.

B4Real,

Good for you! It takes courage to protest against something you believe in. Because of my job, I can't participate in such activities, however, I did wear ALL Black that day in support of the Jena Six. I wore my Black Suit, with Black Shirt, and Black Tie. Some of my co-workers didn't understand and replied, "What do you think the boss will think?"

Eric

I bet you were SHARP!!!

Yeah, I've been a freedom fighter from way back. Heck I use to protest even when I was active duty in the Army. My Grandma told me that I would either stand for something or I would fall for everything. I choose to STAND!!!

Like now... I'm no longer in Jena, Louisiana (even though I plan on returning for the juvenile cases and definitely for the verdict readings), but I'm now in Big Creek, West Virginia on the Megan Williams case.

B4Real,

I'm sooooo mad at myself for not paying attention to the Megan Williams case. I need to get more active in other injustices across the nation as well.

Eric

Yeah, you don't have to travel the world like me but you can show your support by writing the Mayors, Governors and other officials of these states. There is so much you can do, and you're either part of the solution or part of the problem... your choice.

Put that experience on your resume as a badge of honor.
You're in good company. MLK, one of the Kennedy kids protesting over the grape boycott in the sixties (had a note saying she had permission from Ethel, I think). Guess I have a soft spot for that kind of stuff because I am old enough to remember watching this on a black-and-white TV.

I will always remember. It's wasn't a TV documentary; it was the six o'clock news when we had exactly seven channels to watch.

Never..and unless I am framed..will never ever be put in jail. This YOU can avoid.

Why? Are you doing background checks? Let's just say someone stepped on my toes so I had to step all over their's. Just a little physical activity.....it relieves stress!!

:oD

You go girl!!!

I know you were a bad ass!!!!

Hey, I had to be! I'm mom and dad.....sometimes dad gets mad and has to kick some ass. I grew up in the varrios of L.A.!! As a matter of fact those are the initials of my name.

GRR

::FLEX::

Hehehe

Everyday...thank you!

Yeah that one is free :o)

HAHA!!!!

Have I been to Jail....

I have been to jail, station lock up a few times, detained for questioning.....

Never got to prison, system is too dirty to hold real criminals more than a few weeks...

D+D when I was 14
Allegged trafficing of marijuiana, cocaine, heroine, extacy, list of drugs goes on, guns, stolen cars and women... I could go on....
Questioned on a few disappearances....
Questioned on suspicion of O.C. (Organized Crime)
Finally the only conviction....
Criminal Possession of a Weapon in the Third Degree...

There you go