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Originally Posted by
starkvegasdawg34
Oh the horror. Prison used as a deterrent rather than slightly less comfortable living conditions.
the best deterrent is would-be criminals thinking they'll probably get caught.
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Originally Posted by
BoomBoom
the best deterrent is would-be criminals thinking they'll probably get shot.
FIFY
"It is not courage to resist TUSK; It is courage to accept TUSK."
No.
Easy there buddy. Tusk is...well Tusk is Tusk. Tireddawg 12.20.17
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Man, looking at the title, I thought this was a BBall thread. Dang.
Everyone wants to be a beast...until its time to do what beasts do.
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Originally Posted by
Goldendawg
When I was in middle school in the late '60's we were taken on a class trip to see life at Parchment, toured the farms, housing, saw gas chamber and electric chair. Trustees were still being used and inmates worked in the fields. Strange, but I bought a homemade knife from a trustee as they were allowed to make and sell to visitors. Trip made a real lasting impact on the class. Sure today the courts have or would make working in the fields cruel and unusual punishment.
I did the fieldtrip thing to Parchman in the 1990's. It was a lot more like Scared Straight. They had about 4-5 prisoners talking to us about everything that goes on in there- how they kill each other and rape each other and all of that and they showed us some shanks. Basically told us that if we ever came to prison that they would rape us. I wanted to ask the prison guard where the hell they were when all of that was going on? Of course I now understand that a lot of the guards are in on it as much as anything. Sort of like football officials at an Alabama football game.
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Originally Posted by
dawg1
They're probably almost self sustained from pulling over MSU fans for speeding during football season.
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Originally Posted by
Leeshouldveflanked
I figured it was too cold for the local thugs and gang bangers to be out....
Ahhh... First impressions. Nope just an angry middle-aged white dude from out of town.
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Originally Posted by
Turfdawg67
Ahhh... First impressions. Nope just an angry middle-aged white dude from out of town.
He had legit psychiatric issues. Oddly enough I used to work with him at the same hospital in Jackson and he had an issue where he had a mental breakdown and had a standoff with the police at his home in Madison. He had a stockpile of weapons at his house at that time. It was over his significant other (girlfriend, fiancee', can't remember what the exact relationship was). When that happened I figured that would be the last I saw of him. Nope. He was back at work about two weeks later.
I was surprised that there wasn't any apparent legal action- I figured there would be since he threatened to shoot a Madison County deputy and a SWAT team member- even though he was found to be mentally ill. And maybe there was legal action and I just wasn't privy to it- I didn't ask him about it.
Anyway- it's not the first time he has had something similar to this happen. The sad thing is based on his history it seems like this somehow could have been avoided. I'm sure he will either end up in Parchman (likely) or maybe if he is lucky Whitfield since he does have a psychiatric history. I'll be interested to find out- preliminary hearing is tomorrow at 3 PM in Starkville I believe.
As a co-worker he didn't seem like a "bad" guy at all- but he's also apparently someone that can't manage his life and he doesn't need to be out in public anymore.
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Originally Posted by
Turfdawg67
Ahhh... First impressions. Nope just an angry middle-aged white dude from out of town.
Meaning?
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Originally Posted by
TimberBeast
Meaning?
You need it explained?
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
He had legit psychiatric issues. Oddly enough I used to work with him at the same hospital in Jackson and he had an issue where he had a mental breakdown and had a standoff with the police at his home in Madison. He had a stockpile of weapons at his house at that time. It was over his significant other (girlfriend, fiancee', can't remember what the exact relationship was). When that happened I figured that would be the last I saw of him. Nope. He was back at work about two weeks later.
I was surprised that there wasn't any apparent legal action- I figured there would be since he threatened to shoot a Madison County deputy and a SWAT team member- even though he was found to be mentally ill. And maybe there was legal action and I just wasn't privy to it- I didn't ask him about it.
Anyway- it's not the first time he has had something similar to this happen. The sad thing is based on his history it seems like this somehow could have been avoided. I'm sure he will either end up in Parchman (likely) or maybe if he is lucky Whitfield since he does have a psychiatric history. I'll be interested to find out- preliminary hearing is tomorrow at 3 PM in Starkville I believe.
As a co-worker he didn't seem like a "bad" guy at all- but he's also apparently someone that can't manage his life and he doesn't need to be out in public anymore.
Wow! Utterly speechless... thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
He had legit psychiatric issues. Oddly enough I used to work with him at the same hospital in Jackson and he had an issue where he had a mental breakdown and had a standoff with the police at his home in Madison. He had a stockpile of weapons at his house at that time. It was over his significant other (girlfriend, fiancee', can't remember what the exact relationship was). When that happened I figured that would be the last I saw of him. Nope. He was back at work about two weeks later.
I was surprised that there wasn't any apparent legal action- I figured there would be since he threatened to shoot a Madison County deputy and a SWAT team member- even though he was found to be mentally ill. And maybe there was legal action and I just wasn't privy to it- I didn't ask him about it.
Anyway- it's not the first time he has had something similar to this happen. The sad thing is based on his history it seems like this somehow could have been avoided. I'm sure he will either end up in Parchman (likely) or maybe if he is lucky Whitfield since he does have a psychiatric history. I'll be interested to find out- preliminary hearing is tomorrow at 3 PM in Starkville I believe.
As a co-worker he didn't seem like a "bad" guy at all- but he's also apparently someone that can't manage his life and he doesn't need to be out in public anymore.
Sounds like a guy who could easily have gone on a major shooting and killing spree. Good thing he'll be in custody the rest of his life, for his sake as well as others'.
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Originally Posted by
Leeshouldveflanked
I figured it was too cold for the local thugs and gang bangers to be out....
Racist much?
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Originally Posted by
RocketDawg
Sounds like a guy who could easily have gone on a major shooting and killing spree. Good thing he'll be in custody the rest of his life, for his sake as well as others'.
Absolutely agree. And who's to say that it wouldn't have happened at a hospital I was working at.
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Originally Posted by
ababyatemydingo
Parchman used to be a prison farm.
Tom Cook was over the prison and the inmates raised everything they ate. They grew so much they sold to the locals. The prison at that time was self supporting.
Children were taken to the prison during the Spring. The field trip stopped due to children getting up set seeing their parent behind bars.
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Originally Posted by
Goldendawg
When I was in middle school in the late '60's we were taken on a class trip to see life at Parchment, toured the farms, housing, saw gas chamber and electric chair. Trustees were still being used and inmates worked in the fields. Strange, but I bought a homemade knife from a trustee as they were allowed to make and sell to visitors. Trip made a real lasting impact on the class. Sure today the courts have or would make working in the fields cruel and unusual punishment.
This was stopped in the late 1990's.
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
Absolutely agree. And who's to say that it wouldn't have happened at a hospital I was working at.
It's reported that this guy was out on a felon against this woman.
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Originally Posted by
Mimi's Babies
It's reported that this guy was out on a felon against this woman.
He was definitely 17ed up in the head.
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Originally Posted by
Todd4State
Absolutely agree. And who's to say that it wouldn't have happened at a hospital I was working at.
Yeah, and that's scary. What did this guy do at the hospitals? Was he a professional?
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Originally Posted by
PMDawg
Racist much?
Which part was most racist, in your opinion?
"It is not courage to resist TUSK; It is courage to accept TUSK."
No.
Easy there buddy. Tusk is...well Tusk is Tusk. Tireddawg 12.20.17
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Originally Posted by
TUSK
Which part was most racist, in your opinion?
Yeah, I don't recall Lee mentioning race in his post. He merely said "local thugs and gangbangers", which could be anybody. Now, to assume otherwise might be racist ....
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