michelay1000

Yes I do know that. I also know that if you have to use it the repo company isn't going to back you up.

You got it.

Most repo companies tell their drivers that they cannot carry a firearm.

Aren't you in Autumn Creek? The house in Dallas is off Holland, but they probably don't live there.

He and his wife have a house in New Hope, a house in Rockmart, and I believe they own the Sports Authority building in Hiram.

It seems we are.

Has anyone been arrested since they found evidence that suggested drug trafficking was going on at that location?

Have we switched cases?

http://paulding.gov/FAQ.aspx?QID=71 From October 1 until April 30, however, citizens may burn natural wood products under the following guidelines: For all commercial burning (any burns larger than 8' x 8') citizens must call the Georgia Forestry Commission at (770) 443-7821 for permits and instructions. Your fire must be attended and under control at all times. Your fire must be at least 50' away from any building. You must have a water hose or fire extinguisher nearby at all times. You may only burn during daylight hours. All fires must be extinguished one hou

I thought the burn ban ended 10/1

Me too. One of our neighbors dresses like him to give out candy I can't believe Burnt Offerings hasn't been mentioned. That damn driver spooked me so bad.

I wonder if it will matter

You cannot watch that and stay in a bad/sad mood. Thanks for sharing her.

Too cute

Nick @ Cedarcrest PC. http://www.cedarcrestpc.com/

I am sorry for your loss.

Where are you reading that the police bought drugs from there before? Am I missing it?

I thought eyewitnesses said she was driving

Officials from the Georgia State Patrol told Dallas-Hiram Patch that the crash in front of Ingles on Atlanta Highway in Dallas happened about 6:05 p.m. Wednesday. Injured in the two-vehicle crash was 55-year-old William J. Manzo of Wallkill, N.Y. , who operated a motorcycle. The extent of Manzo’s injuries was not immediately known. Manzo’s motorcycle had been struck by a 1995 Isuzu Rodeo driven by James Allen Skinner, 67, of Dallas. A trooper charged Skinner with failing to yield while turning left, serious injury by vehicle, driving without license on person and having no proof of insuran

It only referenced which color uniforms PCSO wear

Did you upload it to youtube?

Missing something.

The situation does suck and it sucks hard. We still don't know which narcotics they were looking for as the PCSO didn't have that information when he gave his statement.I'm just sick of people dying this week

sheeze I better get rid of the baggies I use for my jewelry beads. The guy did his time and has kept his nose clean for 14 years so I am finding it hard to believe that he went from a possession charge to trafficking.

I'm glad someone has some good news this evening.