Rhonda Fields Arrest Record

Haha wow, this does not surprise me one bit. We should probably start referring to her as Rhonda "thug life" Fields. Funny a criminal is trying to control people with no criminal records.

Funny, ain't it? She can have a criminal record and write the laws but it's doubtful a person could get hired as a police officer with that record to enforce the laws written by the criminal.

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Funny, ain't it? She can have a criminal record and write the laws but it's doubtful a person could get hired as a police officer with that record to enforce the laws written by the criminal.

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Couldn't have put that any better.

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Originally Posted by SuperiorDG

I saw this come up when they were having the hearings on the pay for background checks. They don't run back ground checks for public officials because it is unconstitutional. Yes they have a right to serve and don't have to prove they are not criminals.

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ALL public officials should be required to pass a background check AND be subject to random drug tests . . . otherwise, what is the point of background checks and drug tests? Everyone from Wal*Mart to RTD is subject to mandatory testing, so why should those elected officials empowered and entrusted to change the law of the land be treated any different? After all, they are allegedly "public servants" who work for the people, right?

You can run for office even with felony convictions - though you won't be able to vote for yourself, then. I think it's been made illegal to run for office while actually serving time, though.

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Originally Posted by Clint45

ALL public officials should be required to pass a background check AND be subject to random drug tests . . . otherwise, what is the point of background checks and drug tests? Everyone from Wal*Mart to RTD is subject to mandatory testing, so why should those elected officials empowered and entrusted to change the law of the land be treated any different? After all, they are allegedly "public servants" who work for the people, right?

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Working at Walmart is not a Constitutional Right. Just saying.

As much as I dislike this person, these are arrests and not convictions. Charges could have been dismissed or dropped to a lesser charge.

I have had friends, who had arrest records, brought up by the media for public ridicule. All the charges had been dropped but still remained as an arrest record.

I forwarded it to the govenor

Plaster it all over her facebook, twitter and wherever else we can get it.

The fact that there is no conviction just means it was plead down. She got arrested for shoplifting- she certainly did the deed.