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More proof that the constitution of the United States of America is null and void in Maricopa County, Arizona.

Court officers from the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Department are so brazen, they took papers, privileged communications, from the files of a lawyer, Joanne Cuccia in open court. In front of a camera, no less!

I am certainly no defender of criminal actions. But there are certain rules in plae to prevent a police state. These rules may at times be inconvenient, but they are necessary to protect the innocent.

Yes, jobs are tough to come by. Nevertheless…

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NOVEMBER 3–Meet Aaron Siebers. The 27-year-old Denver man, a Blockbuster employee, was skateboarding yesterday afternoon when he fell and ripped his uniform pants. Due to work last night–and concerned about getting “written up” by Blockbuster superiors for not wearing his work-issued khakis–Siebers came up with a harebrained idea. Instead of just calling in sick, he stabbed himself in the leg and showed up at work claiming to have just been attacked by three Hispanic males. 

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By KELLY FARRELL - NaplesNews.Com

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Witnesses said Griffin rear-ended a farm trailer being pulled by a tractor along 23rd Avenue SW in the Estates. They also said she had nearly hit a pedestrian and ran over mailboxes, reports say.

She had a blood alcohol level of .088 percent and told the deputy she drank vodka, smoked crack and had taken Oxycodone, Clonopin, Baklaphine, Lirica, Tegradol, Paxcil, Dilantin and Lamiktal, reports say.

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Police in Marion, Mass. are investigating what caused Kittredge, the 32-year-old Marco woman, to crash into two cop cars Saturday morning as she drove through a coastal area north of New Bedford, Mass.

She was driving her 2008 Mercedes on Route 6 in Massachusetts shortly before 2 a.m. Saturday when she crashed into a Marion police cruiser that had its emergency lights flashing, according to a statement released by the Marion Police Department. There were no police officers in the car, which was on the side of the road, where officers were in the process of talking to a driver who had been pulled over.

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By FRANK CARNEVALE

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