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Mystically Influenced
these are the most talented guys in san diego, bar none! I can't say enough about how great they are. good job, mike!— March 8, 2008 12:26 a.m.
Murrugun the Mystic shows San Diego his power over pain
Yes. It's fabulous!— March 8, 2008 12:23 a.m.
Muscled out
Matt, nothing new here at all. This has been the Sanders M.O. for years. He accomplished little of anything while Chief at the PD. Everything was done by committee and endless meetings. Sure when a decision was made, he took credit, but others were ALWAYS the source of solutions and new ideas.— March 6, 2008 8:29 a.m.
Smart Corner units at 11th and Broadway don't sell too fast
Hi, welcome to Hooters. *this city sucks*— March 5, 2008 10:44 p.m.
Former Insurance Commissioner, Now a Cop, Under Investigation Again
According to the Lee County Sheriff's Department, Quackenbush responded to a domestic disturbance call and got into a struggle with a man identified as Teodor Buda. Buda reportedly grabbed the deputy's stun gun and pointed it at Quackenbush, who then shot Buda. Buda was listed in critical but stable condition Friday. Quackenbush was on paid administrative leave.— March 5, 2008 7:47 p.m.
Train Arrived
Suicide? How can someone not hear the train coming? They blow their horns all through the city.— March 5, 2008 10:25 a.m.
Aguirre To Announce Wednesday That He Will Run for Second Term
Response to #19. San Diegans were the winners for public safety. But I believe it was the pilots who protested and FAA who was bringing the full weight of the Federal Gov't on the city and ultimately Sunroad. Funny how it spins so quickly with politicians. Mr. Aguirre saw a safe opportunity to make some political hay and jumped on it like stink on feces. All of this of course smells. Don: All of the regulars to these blogs know Johnny V and BBH are one in the same, so why the coyness? Goes to creditability of both of you— March 5, 2008 9:17 a.m.
Aguirre To Announce Wednesday That He Will Run for Second Term
Johnny Vegas says "...[M]ike been working on it for close to 4 years..." What Johnny Vegas fails to mention in his spin is Mike Aguirre, City Attorney, has lost at each court he has argued in. Oh sure, he's appealing, once again, this time to the Cal.Supreme Court where he'll lose again costing SD Taypayers precious tax dollars. When he's not losing in court, Mr. Aguirre is busy writing interim reports. One of his latest, Number 28, he theorizes that the Federal Gov;t needs to watch all pensions. Not just those in the private sector. Well it's nice to have 20/20 hindsight, and it's nice toss as many legal theories on the wall as you can, hoping one or two might stick. But simply put it's not professional. In fact, Mr. Aguirre's antics have, in fact, cost the city potentially millions of dollars. By delaying the draft of an enabling ordinance, Mr. Aguirre has created doubt as to when benefits were curtailed to "new hires". His incompetence has caused the Mayor to hire outside counsel at hundreds of dollars an hour, to ask for declaratory relief from the courts. In other words, get the court to tell the city and the employees when the rules changed. This is but one example of the recklessness of Mr. Aguirre while running the City Attorney's Office into the ground. He says his office is to defend their to defend the public interest. All I want to know is; Where in the City Charter does it say that? If he wants to defend the public's Interest, maybe he should consider some pro bono work for UCAN or like groups. As for Johnny V.... Mike, with a spokespeople like him and BBH, you can't go wrong!— March 4, 2008 12:15 p.m.
City Heights Pastor Found Dead in Gritty Tijuana Hovel
Who does random drugs tests on a pastor?— March 4, 2008 8:55 a.m.
City Heights Pastor Found Dead in Gritty Tijuana Hovel
It's simple. He had a double life. Addicts are the ultimate con artists.— March 4, 2008 8:53 a.m.