Canadian experiences Southern hospitality
A 23-year-old Carleton University master's student is outraged and demanding an apology from Georgia officials after spending more than 11 uncomfortable hours in a detention centre for running a stop sign and speeding.Cheryl Kuehn said she was fingerprinted and had her mugshot taken before being forced to strip naked and shower, don a navy blue jail outfit and sleep in a cell with two other women while other inmates jeered and leered at her from adjoining cells.
But officials with the Georgia state police and Glynn County Detention Center, where Mrs. Kuehn was being held, said they were just following procedure when someone from another country is stopped for speeding or other traffic violations -- no matter how minor they might seem.
Our government has been dwelling a lot lately on "Canada is a foreign country." I suspect it's a softening-up operation for the North American Union, to make commerce between us so impossible that citizens of both nations will clamor to be in the same country.
Comments
Posted by: Bill
Posted on: March 28, 2009 12:37 AM
1. I've spent time in this lockup. They are more or less professional for a bunch of GA rednecks. 2. They segregate people by offenses--I.E. Serial Murderer is not in the same pod with Shoplifter/Traffic Offender. 3. EVERYONE has to shower upon entering, so that TRAFFIC OFFENDER doesn't get VD from Leroy, and sue. 4. If you are actually in population for more than 24 hours, you are REQUIRED to attend to Medical Care by an RN. NOW, GLYNN COUNTY SUCKS, THEY ARE A BUNCH OF BROWN SHIRTS. AND, THERE IS NO "GEORGIA STATE POLICE". IT'S GEORGIA STATE PATROL, HIGHWAY ROBBERS.
Posted by: Hugh
Posted on: March 30, 2009 09:56 PM
The Glynn County Police wear Brown Shirts. Godwin, anyone? Glynn County GA is a police state.
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Posted on: September 5, 2009 12:55 AM
After seeing the performance by shithead Doering, Chief of Brown Shirts, after the Glynn County Massacre, Stay the fuck out of Glynn And Camden Counties, Georgia. Get off I 95, and find an alternate route.