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jslo
05-08-2015, 19:33
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2015/05/08/santa-fe-traffic-police-activity/
ray1970
05-08-2015, 19:36
Crazy. I can see if you had committed some horrible atrocity and didn't want to stand trial for it. But bank robbery? I'd give myself up. Hell, you might get off with restitution and probation.
hurley842002
05-08-2015, 19:42
One less loser for my wife to have to worry about at work. Seems these days if you work in the banking industry, it's not if but when.
BPTactical
05-08-2015, 20:24
The good old "Essex Hotel".
Not the first scumbag to off himself there.
The place was a dump when I was in high school a gazillion years ago.
hurley842002
05-08-2015, 20:32
The good old "Essex Hotel".
Not the first scumbag to off himself there.
The place was a dump when I was in high school a gazillion years ago.
Always figured that was the case, driven by many times, but know nothing about the place.
Doc45
05-08-2015, 20:39
The good old "Essex Hotel".
Not the first scumbag to off himself there.
The place was a dump when I was in high school a gazillion years ago.

Hahaha, yeah instead of a "smoking" or "non-smoking" it's "meth" or "no meth" rooms. I can't even begin to count the number of times it's been a crime scene. A good friend that spent his career with LPD (the late Lt. Bill Black) had some great stories to tell about that place.

I hope the wounded SA has a complete and speedy recovery.
drift_g35
05-08-2015, 21:35
I got escorted out of the area by police. Got stuck in the roadblock on my way home. Was wondering what was going on.


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Rooskibar03
05-08-2015, 21:45
The good old "Essex Hotel".
Not the first scumbag to off himself there.
The place was a dump when I was in high school a gazillion years ago.

Hourly rates available.
Jer
05-09-2015, 18:34
Why do we nickname bank robbers? Anyone?

What a stupid fucking thing to do.
Bailey Guns
05-09-2015, 18:49
A good friend that spent his career with LPD (the late Lt. Bill Black) had some great stories to tell about that place.

I count myself fortunate to have known Bill. A cop's cop if ever there was one.

It was generally considered probable cause to believe someone had committed a felony if they were on the grounds of the Essex House Motel.