I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.



HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
officials are taking a second look at the case of a University of
Virginia student, and Henrico resident, arrested after agents mistook a
box of sparkling water for beer.

Felony charges were dropped last week against Elizabeth Daly, a Henrico
resident, but public outrage continued as the story made national
headlines. The agency says it will re-investigate the case, but will not
say if new supervisors are assigned to look into the matter.

The governor’s Secretary of Public Safety will also take a look at the
ABC’s final report. “The governor is aware of this issue,� Bob
McDonnell’s spokesman, Tucker Martin, said in an email to CBS 6.

Daly said she didn’t know that Virginia Alcohol and Beverage Control
agents were on the lookout for underage drinkers last April.

ABC agents thought Daly was carrying a 12-pack of beer as she walked out
of the Harris Teeter grocery store in the Barracks Road Shopping Center,
in Charlottesville.

They now know it was a box of La Croix sparkling water. Daly declined to
comment on camera, but told CBS 6 she and her two roommates were
frightened when people–agents in plain clothes–quickly surrounded the group.

She contends the people never identified themselves as Virginia ABC
agents. That’s disputed in court documents and by ABC officials, who
told CBS 6 News that the female agent approached Daly and showed her badge.

The ABC told CBS 6 that agents were working in the area, concentrating
on underage possession enforcement. They said that an agent “observed
what appeared to be an underage person in possession of what appeared to
be a case of beer, and approached her to investigate.�


http://tinyurl.com/kbpvlnj
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In article , says...

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.


She got a settlemnt of +$200k. Spent a night in jail. Good pay.
This black dude is trying to score big.
Al Sharpton style.

Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says...

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.


She got a settlemnt of +$200k. Spent a night in jail. Good pay.
This black dude is trying to score big.
Al Sharpton style.

Hope he does. Something has to chill overzealous cops confronting *unarmed*
citizens.
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On 3/20/2015 6:42 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:
I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.



HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
officials are taking a second look at the case of a University of
Virginia student, and Henrico resident, arrested after agents mistook a
box of sparkling water for beer.

Felony charges were dropped last week against Elizabeth Daly, a Henrico
resident, but public outrage continued as the story made national
headlines. The agency says it will re-investigate the case, but will not
say if new supervisors are assigned to look into the matter.

The governor’s Secretary of Public Safety will also take a look at the
ABC’s final report. “The governor is aware of this issue,� Bob
McDonnell’s spokesman, Tucker Martin, said in an email to CBS 6.

Daly said she didn’t know that Virginia Alcohol and Beverage Control
agents were on the lookout for underage drinkers last April.

ABC agents thought Daly was carrying a 12-pack of beer as she walked out
of the Harris Teeter grocery store in the Barracks Road Shopping Center,
in Charlottesville.

They now know it was a box of La Croix sparkling water. Daly declined to
comment on camera, but told CBS 6 she and her two roommates were
frightened when people–agents in plain clothes–quickly surrounded the
group.

She contends the people never identified themselves as Virginia ABC
agents. That’s disputed in court documents and by ABC officials, who
told CBS 6 News that the female agent approached Daly and showed her badge.

The ABC told CBS 6 that agents were working in the area, concentrating
on underage possession enforcement. They said that an agent “observed
what appeared to be an underage person in possession of what appeared to
be a case of beer, and approached her to investigate.�


http://tinyurl.com/kbpvlnj


Happened almost two years ago. I wonder how many underage booze buyers
have been intercepted before then and since then. How many
of them were prevented from driving under the influence and possibly
killing themselves or others. I suppose if that happened the Virginia
Alcohol and Beverage Control agents would be under investigation for
negligence in doing their jobs.

On 3/20/2015 7:29 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:
Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says...

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.


She got a settlemnt of +$200k. Spent a night in jail. Good pay.
This black dude is trying to score big.
Al Sharpton style.

Hope he does. Something has to chill overzealous cops confronting *unarmed*
citizens.



You have no way of knowing what precipitated this event and why the cops
felt it necessary to put him on the ground and tie wrap his hands.
The only accounts are those of "witnesses" that the media has fixated on.

Remember the "eye witness" dude who was with Michael Brown who stood in
front of the cameras with his lawyer at his side and swore over and over
that Brown had his hands up, saying "Don't shoot".

Even Holder and the DOJ now say he was full of crap.

On Fri, 20 Mar 2015 18:42:46 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.



HENRICO COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
officials are taking a second look at the case of a University of
Virginia student, and Henrico resident, arrested after agents mistook a
box of sparkling water for beer.

Felony charges were dropped last week against Elizabeth Daly, a Henrico
resident, but public outrage continued as the story made national
headlines. The agency says it will re-investigate the case, but will not
say if new supervisors are assigned to look into the matter.

The governor’s Secretary of Public Safety will also take a look at the
ABC’s final report. “The governor is aware of this issue,” Bob
McDonnell’s spokesman, Tucker Martin, said in an email to CBS 6.

Daly said she didn’t know that Virginia Alcohol and Beverage Control
agents were on the lookout for underage drinkers last April.

ABC agents thought Daly was carrying a 12-pack of beer as she walked out
of the Harris Teeter grocery store in the Barracks Road Shopping Center,
in Charlottesville.

They now know it was a box of La Croix sparkling water. Daly declined to
comment on camera, but told CBS 6 she and her two roommates were
frightened when people–agents in plain clothes–quickly surrounded the group.

She contends the people never identified themselves as Virginia ABC
agents. That’s disputed in court documents and by ABC officials, who
told CBS 6 News that the female agent approached Daly and showed her badge.

The ABC told CBS 6 that agents were working in the area, concentrating
on underage possession enforcement. They said that an agent “observed
what appeared to be an underage person in possession of what appeared to
be a case of beer, and approached her to investigate.”


http://tinyurl.com/kbpvlnj

Oh wow. You found a mistake made by the Virginia ABC. Aren't you the f'ing hero.

Don't you ever learn,'Arry?

Perhaps BAO respects your opinions.
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Guns don't cause problems.
The behavior of the owner causes problems.

On Fri, 20 Mar 2015 18:10:39 -0500, Boating All Out wrote:

In article , says...

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its Best.


She got a settlemnt of +$200k. Spent a night in jail. Good pay.
This black dude is trying to score big.
Al Sharpton style.

You mean Sharpton and Jackson haven't gotten there yet? Must be the snowstorm up
north.
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Guns don't cause problems.
The behavior of the owner causes problems.

On 3/20/2015 7:41 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 3/20/2015 7:29 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:
Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says...

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its
Best.


She got a settlemnt of +$200k. Spent a night in jail. Good pay.
This black dude is trying to score big.
Al Sharpton style.

Hope he does. Something has to chill overzealous cops confronting
*unarmed*
citizens.



You have no way of knowing what precipitated this event and why the cops
felt it necessary to put him on the ground and tie wrap his hands.
The only accounts are those of "witnesses" that the media has fixated on.

Remember the "eye witness" dude who was with Michael Brown who stood in
front of the cameras with his lawyer at his side and swore over and over
that Brown had his hands up, saying "Don't shoot".

Even Holder and the DOJ now say he was full of crap.


Krause has so much to learn and so little time.

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Respectfully submitted by Justan

Laugh of the day from Krause

"I'm not to blame anymore for the atmosphere in here.
I've been "born again" as a nice guy."

On Fri, 20 Mar 2015 20:06:26 -0400, Justan Olphart wrote:

On 3/20/2015 7:41 PM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 3/20/2015 7:29 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:
Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says...

I remember this case from a year or so ago. Keystone Cop-ery at Its
Best.


She got a settlemnt of +$200k. Spent a night in jail. Good pay.
This black dude is trying to score big.
Al Sharpton style.

Hope he does. Something has to chill overzealous cops confronting
*unarmed*
citizens.



You have no way of knowing what precipitated this event and why the cops
felt it necessary to put him on the ground and tie wrap his hands.
The only accounts are those of "witnesses" that the media has fixated on.

Remember the "eye witness" dude who was with Michael Brown who stood in
front of the cameras with his lawyer at his side and swore over and over
that Brown had his hands up, saying "Don't shoot".

Even Holder and the DOJ now say he was full of crap.


Krause has so much to learn and so little time.

Getting to the truth has never been high on his priority list.
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Guns don't cause problems.
The behavior of the owner causes problems.