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Crimes Not Solved/Stopped/Responed-To By Ted Mink’s Department
Ongoing driving off road on wrong side of road to get to mailboxes (damages right of way, dangerous, illegal) dogs off leash and not picked-up after at Stagecoach Park dogs on lacrosse field (never allowed) at Stagecoach Park parking lot defacing at Stagecoach Park dumping phone books on side of road (on public property) extreme…
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Yesterday I tried calling Linda Kirkpatrick just out of curiosity. I doubt we would see eye to eye. Here are a few things I might have said. Did you know… Ted Mink believes–at least believed–Stagecoach Park is private property? (This is documented; as a result reports on the special district’s land would not be handled.)…
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Cronyism?
Yesterday it happened again. It started around noon and went until almost 7 PM. I called the EPRD around one, spoke with Cindy, and nothing happened. She did not send anyone out or call the sheriff’s department. At 2:40 I called Adam Gamache; again, no reply or action. This is the…
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Why Corruption?
A short while ago I was asked why I fight corruption in Colorado. Here are the initial causes. 1. About ten years ago I began noticing the huge numbers of deer and elk in the area surrounding where I live and the massive damage they created. I became a wildlife law expert and started THINK. …
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Seeking Activists
I don’t like the word “activist” but I used it anyway. Correction: Seeking people to fight corruption. Public corruption is the worst. I came across Judy Denison. Ms. Denison sought to expose the deeds of former commissioner John Odom. Today I looked-up the director of parks and open space, Tom Hoby ([email protected]) when I saw…
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On Oscar Wilde
While I had heard of Oscar Wilde I really didn’t know much about him. I knew he was a playwright, poet, and humorist, and that he was known for being witty and controversial. I guess I also knew vaguely his two most famous works, The Importance of Being Earnest and The Picture of Dorian Gray.…
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It Is Not About Amanda Knox
Yesterday marked the start of the next chapter in the Amanda Knox story with her first post-release interview. I made a point to watch it. There is meaning in it but it is tough to figure out. It was boring: the hour consisted mostly of a familiar summary of the overall case; there were maybe…
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/with-few-other-outlets-for-complaints-inmates-review-prisons-on-yelp/2013/04/27/59cc3440-9e24-11e2-a2db-efc5298a95e1_story.html The world is a consumer review site.
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On Terrorism
Sometimes it is amazing how average people can be extremely articulate. On why: “Somebody radicalized them, but it was not my brother, who just moved back to Russia,” he said. Asked what was behind his nephews’ actions, Tsarni said, “Being losers, not being able to settle themselves, and thereby just hating everyone who did.” He…
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On Corruption
A sad and pretty accurate view of corruption: Folks who get hired to positions of Head Coach and up (including AD, CEO, President of something, etc.) get hired as much for their knowledge of a particular industry as much as for their ability to perform damage control. Mike Gundy said himself that he was surprised…