LA County Sheriff about Paris Hilton

[Sukie1941]

This sheriff says Paris Hilton has severe medical problems.

This is a total crock.

If they are so severe, why was she dining on gourmet sweets delivered to her home yesterday and shared with a household of friends?

If she is so sick, why is she out clubbing practically every night?

If she was so sick in jail, why wasn't she put in their hospital, declared an excellent one?

[loyalkydem]

1. She isn't sick

I wouldn't be surprised if she bribed the sheriff with free hotel stays or sex.

[maxsolomon]

2. crazy don't affect your diet

nt

[Quixote1818]

3. It was something about a mental breakdown.

I don't know the details. She was probably crying and acting and some strong Sheriff came to her rescue!

[maveric]

4. Would a black crack addict get the special treatment that she did?

I think not!

[Acadia Blue]

7. You are absolutely right! They would let the other person go through

hard withdrawal, but not poor little rich Paris. Because she is rich God must love her more than others.

[BrotherBuzz]

19. Would a redneck methhead get the special treatment that she did?

I'm just saying

[monktonman]

31. Again with the race shit

Ok if you said rich girl gets out of jail I'd agree.
When you say rich, white girl gets out of jail
all I can think about is OJ.

the only reason OJ Simpson ( remember he's black?) is not on death row
is because hes got money.

So if she were a black crack head with no money your probably correct, she'd be in jail.
If she were a black crack head with tons of cash she'd be out on the street.

enough with the race shit.

[Acadia Blue]

5. Priviledged, spoiled, elitist, rich white trash, just like GW Bush and

parents who won't allow her to learn from her mistakes. She is nothing but rich white trash.

[noamnety]

25. "white trash"

"racist term"

usually used without contemplating the implications of the term - that "normal" trash isn't white.

[aquart]

6. How many plush vacations was his family promised?

This man was bribed.

[Acadia Blue]

9. I thought that it was bribery also.

[slackmaster]

8. Having a cranium filled with helium is a pretty big problem

:Argh:

[partylessinOhio]

10. Listen very carefully to what the sheriff is saying.

Take a deep breath and listen, if you can.

Paris is the victim of an overzealous judge. She is being held in jail for many days for an offense that others would serve NO TIME FOR.

Direct from the lips of the LA County Sheriff.

[ronnykmarshall]

14. Oh bullshit.

She VIOLATED the TERMS of her PROBATION.

Not once, not twice .... THREE TIMES!!!

Paris is a victim of her own arrogance and stupidity!

[sandnsea]

16. It's not bullshit

He's right. Anybody else would have been given house arrest, and allowed to violate it at least three times, before they even considered a weekend in jail.

[ronnykmarshall]

21. Suuuureee.

Anyone else? My ass.

She got pulled over THREE times and was NEVER arrested. Sounds like special treatment to me.


Tell that bullshit to the people in jail with REAL medical issues, not this horse shit Hilton's making up.

[sandnsea]

29. I've been pulled over

and never arrested.

:shrug:

Lots of people get pulled over and sent home. Lots of people don't complete their diversion, and have to be ordered to it more than once. This is just a load of shit. DU is really ugly on days like today.

[gemlake]

44. It is ugly

There seem to be only a few of us who grasp the notion that Paris is serving a far harsher sentence than the average person would. The merriment over hauling her back to jail is very weird.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

34. Well, Speaking From NJ, I Had 7 Or 8 Driving While Suspendeds. Never Got Arrested Once.

The mandatory 8 day sentence was always issued as S.L.A.P., which is the sheriff's labor assistance program in which you serve your eight days as a one day a week 8 hour community service deal.

But 7 or 8 driving while suspended, never an actual day in jail for it.

On edit though: Holy cow are california's laws harsher than jersey. In jersey, the jail time is mandatory 10 days (at least it used to be, not sure if it's gotten worse in the past few years). That was it, 10 days, no more than that. But it appears california is up to a year. Holy cow!

[sandnsea]

36. I never would have guessed it

I thought you were Mr. Law and Order. 7 or 8 driving while suspendeds?? Shame on you.

But yeah, there's a whole series of penalties from community service to house arrest to weekend work release, before anybody serves time in jail. EVERYWHERE. I don't know why people get such a thrill distorting reality to beat up on people.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

38. Are You Kidding Or Serious?

Mr. law and order? :rofl:

Oh my god if only you knew. Up until I became a hard working and responsible adult 11 years ago, after I got out of jail, I was as much a punk as you'd ever meet.

My rap sheet is longer than an unwound roll of toilet paper LOL

I've had shouting matches with judges, have been abused by cops, have been harassed by cops, have had my house raided, have been guilty of felony, was a master merchandise thief by the time I was 8 years old, and used to have no respect for laws whatsoever.

That's nothing to be proud of, of course, but trust me when I say I'm the complete OPPOSITE of Mr. law and order. I just simply know that ya do the crime, ya do the time, so to speak.

But did you really think I was clean or were you being sarcastic? If the former, just goes to show how inaccurate online perceptions can be.

[Madspirit]

45. I Never Would Have Guessed Either, OMC...n/t

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

49. Seriously? There's So Much You All Probably Perceive Incorrectly About Me.

Course, much of it ain't stuff to be proud of anyway, but I've always considered everything I've been through and everything I've done to all be a part of who I am, so I have no regrets really. But if those things above truly come as a shock or surprise, then there is no doubt in my mind that the perceptions of who I really am is way off track lol.

I'm a punk mother fucker (not literal, please). Always was, and part will always be. But I've at least learned how to be an adult as well. But in the end, I'm quite a character and not at all what some here want to paint me as being.

[sandnsea]

54. It's funny

I've known some 'punk mother fuckers' who were as rigid about 'law and order' as any right winger. Never quite figured that out, but somehow or other it seems like it's necessary to have a sort of rigid law and order construct to keep from falling too far off the edge or something. You know, the person who only steals cars, and wants every other criminal locked up. Makes them think they aren't evil, hell-bound, like those other guys. Or something. I've always found it humorous.

I do understand you a lot better now though. I pictured you as an anal retentive sheriff type. Too funny.

[OPERATIONMINDCRIME]

56. LOL I Can't Stand The Anal Retentive Sheriff Types.

Never stole cars though. I used to steal shit from stores like kmart, jamesway, etc. Started out young . We'd steal fishing poles, fishing lures out the whazoo, gold tipped darts, matchbox cars, stuff like that. Me and my brothers were damn good. I was really small and young looking for my age (even at 8) so I used to have a ploy where I'd steal a bunch of expensive stuff from those stores around different holidays, then return it for cash saying I bought the stuff for my daddy etc. Thousands of dollars I got that way, and paid for my brother and my freestyle bikes. Also used to love the 'magic dollar', which is a nifty way to get money from snack machines that take dollars.

Was a pot connoisseur too. God I miss that, but what can ya do. Anyway, as far as the crime, other than my first degree attempted armed robbery charge (knife, long story), never any violent crime or anything like that. Mainly ripping off stores for stuff.

But we were total punks as kids. Breaking people's windows, eggin houses, loosening their little christmas lights so the rest would work, shit like that. Never hurt anybody directly though and as a result of being an adult, I feel horrible now for some of the property stuff. Let's just say I had a childhood like you wouldn't believe. Quite interesting.

Hell, you probably didn't know I used to be a severely depressed pot head either. Or that yearssssss ago I had been suicidal, and that after one truly serious attempt that I turned away from (another long story, in fact, actually related directly to the other long story lol) was left with a new voice in my head that to this day provides me strength (lets call it a deeper sense of self). Maybe you didn't know I lived in my car through 2 winters, almost freezing or starving to death. Maybe you didn't know that during that time I'd have cops harass me every single night, kicking me out of wherever I may have found to park. Maybe you didn't know that once, during a state of emergency, I was stranded in that car for 3 days eating and drinking nothing but snow. Maybe you didn't know a cop beat the shit out of me because he thought my pool cue in my pool case was a shotgun. Maybe you didn't know I had brothers who abused the shit out of me and a mother who abused me more. Maybe you didn't know the local cops used to harass me in my showcar camaro to laughable degrees (such as getting a ticket for failure to stay in the right lane, when you needed to be in the left lane in order to turn into the diner). Maybe you didn't know I served about 3 months in 23-1 lockdown. Maybe you didn't know that I should've never been there to begin with, if it weren't for a court ordered psychiatrist who completely betrayed me in a way more disgraceful than I've ever heard (nother long story, kinda). Maybe you didn't know I've been at times legally labeled as a psychotic schizophrenic suffering from severe delusions of grandure while having an impulse control disorder, social disorder, multiple personality disorder and manic depression, all while being a legal genius. Course, most of those labels were a product of my court case and the fact that I'm so unique of a character that most psychologists have no idea what to classify me as, so they just throw labels out like they're nothing. Really, I'm perfectly normal. Just simply like no one else you'll ever meet. In the end, I'm just me. And I'm one cool mother fucker when it comes down to it.

So I'm sure there's a lot you don't know about me.

Am I evil or hell bound? Used to be... But I'm much better now. :evilgrin:

Sorry for all the babble, but shit, I'm drunk and in a weird mood, so why the fuck not. LOL

[sandnsea]

60. Thanks for sharing

:hug:

[BlooInBloo]

50. Isn't the underlying crime a factor in the sentence? (the reason the license was suspended)

Things like DUI and parole violation are intuitive candidates for receiving a tougher sentence than, say, speeding.

[sandnsea]

53. First time DUI, yeah it's considered

and then the sentencing is among those I listed, house arrest, community service, work release, etc. You really do not do time on a first offense, or even not going to diversion as ordered, etc. You get lots of chances, you really do. Everybody does.

[nonconformist]

55. You know damn well it's not a first offense. nt

[sandnsea]

59. Oh for fuck's sake, YES IT IS

Sept 7 - DUI

Jan 15 - Driving While Suspended

Jan 22 - Probation For The DUI

Feb 27 - Driving While Suspended

THAT'S IT. It's all related to ONE OFFENSE. The DUI, and that's how the judge looks at it.

[sandnsea]

15. Meh, who cares about truth and reality

When there's someone rich and pretty to bash. She should have worn her John Edwards T-Shirt, then everybody would have been on her side.

[ronnykmarshall]

26. Oh please!

What a line of shit.

[Madspirit]

41. sandnsea

I am starting to feel beaten up here today. Aren't you and the few others who are NOT appreciating all the blood lust aimed at Paris? I just hate it. It is so unbecoming, offputting and sadistic. I thought I had fallen into the Marquis de Sade forum.

I thought liberals had compassion FOR ALL. I guess it's just compassion for Ted Kennedy or Alex Baldwin or other liberals.

Too bad. No non-violent offender should be in a place as horrid as jail. I've been there.
Lee

[Madspirit]

42. John Edwards tee...good. I like that and it is apt....n/t

[Auggie]

20. He's speaking a lot about overcrowded prisons too

[la la]

24. he's also turning it into

the problem of housing the 'mentally ill' population in the jails! geeze--

so---she's mentally ill and they don't know about her medical needs. Sounds like a total f*ck up to me.

Hilton's peeps knew that not 'evaluating' her would get her back out to deal with her 'severe problem' at home.

[dweller]

33. since when does a county sherriff's opinion

overturn a judge's ruling?

he can take it up w/ the judge.

dp

[kikiek]

46. I'm with you. I find no joy in someone else's pain.No matter if they're from war zone or a clueless

socialite who is a product of her parents and society. I really believe her parents have been abusive in the way they have raised her, but they have the right to teach her what they want. Unfortunately the result is someone who is the target of a lot of hate and scorn. However she might profit the price she pays is much higher in my opinion.

[Richard Steele]

52. Oh PUH-LEEZE. So he just ignores any Court Orders he disagrees with, then? Is that right?

Bullshit.

Mr. Sheriff has his foot stuck in a BIG bucket of the ol' warm-n-brown,
and he's desperately trying to spin the facts any way he can.

It's not working.

[ronnykmarshall]

11. He's trying to cover his ass.

I'm listening to it and he's so full of shit.

Mr. K (the radio host I'm listening to) is cracking me. He's saying shit like "oh yeah, RIGHT" and "Oh give me a BREAK" whenever Baca says something so stupid.

[DawgHouse]

12. He just said that many homeless people

are in the county jail and they are mentally ill too. So, are they going to send them to a "special" place to serve their sentences?

[sandnsea]

18. He believes they should

That's what he clearly said. They shouldn't be in jail either.

[ronnykmarshall]

23. So why aren't they out?

He has the ability to release Hilton yesterday.

So why didn't he spring them too?

[sandnsea]

28. They have nowhere to go??

And getting mental health treatment in jail is better than nothing at all. Do you really have to have it spelled out for you?

[Sukie1941]

13. From what he says, it is psychological

If Paris wasn't taking her meds, that is the problem of her handlers. She should not have had custody of her meds!

Lots of people can't stand to be confined in small spaces. You can get help for that.

Now she is essentially in a hospital. Not a cell. So Paris is still getting off.

Further deterioration?????????? She recovered from her deterioration very quickly when she got back to her mansion and got cupcaked.

[ShortnFiery]

17. I fear that "The Hiltons" think that they rate the advantages of "The Bush Family"

They forget, in addition to being FILTHY RICH you also must be CORRUPT and have many law Enforcement and politicians in your back pocket. HILTONS?!? You're not even close. :P

[Strelnikov_]

22. Delirium tremens? Withdrawl? n/t

[Xipe Totec]

27. Haiku

Spring came to Paris
fresh air arrived too early
but it did not last.

[Madspirit]

30. Jail For Ted Kennedy the Killer Drunk...n/t

[OzarkDem]

43. Oooh, right wing talking point

Interesting. Why do you feel that way?

[Madspirit]

51. I don't

I just think all this blood lust toward Paris is absurd. She's just a silly vacuous girl. I don't believe in jail for non-violent offenders. Period. ...and unlike some around here, my values go across the board. My principles are not just for people I like.
Lee

[MichaelHarris]

32. she don't watch out

she's gonna get OJ popular and that ain't good. When was the last OJ movie have you seen?

[MsKandice01]

35. According to some celebrity gossip sites...

Her medical condition is Claustrophobia.

[Bluzmann57]

37. Claustrophobia?

Ok, I am uncomfortable, real uncomfortable, in closed in spaces, and I don't know if that qualifies or not, but you know what? Sometimes at work I have to go into closed in areas in order to do my job, including a mine, although not a mine shaft. And I just do it because I have to. These rich people like Hilton etc., have no concept of reality. None. My bet is that once Ms. Hilton is released, she will be a bigger "star" than ever.

[Mojorabbit]

48. If it is claustrophobia

I can relate. I have it really bad. Can't fly without Xanax. Elevators even make me pretty freaked out.I can't even stand tight clothes or a high collared shirt. It is a sucky thing to have.
But then, I am sure they can medicate her. I know there are probably a lot of people behind bars with the same condition. I am ambivilant about the whole thing.

[TahitiNut]

39. It's obviously PTSD

Paris Tantrum Sympathy Disorder

:shrug:

[OzarkDem]

40. My guess: some sort of drug withdrawal symptoms

Withdrawal symptoms from prescription or recreational drugs may have caused her problems, as I assume it does for many entering jail.

[Richard Steele]

47. Was he STRUGGLING to fold his wallet as he made this statement?

Does he ordinarily make a habit of unilaterally violating Court Orders,
or was Paris a "special case"?

Inquiring minds want to know.

[kurth]

57. Jail had bad food and bad waitstaff

Paris was sick and tired of it!

[-..__...]

58. Baca screwed-up big time.

He's smart and experienced enough to have known that his decision to release Hilton would have attracted a lot of controversy and outrage.

Plus... it's never a good idea to defy a judges order.

It might have been an unusual practice, but he should have consulted with the DAs office and or the judge before turning her loose... at least as a professional courtesy.

Who knows? It's possible the judge might have agreed with him and either cut her lose, or revised her sentencing conditions.