Joe Reinagel arrested

[Shelly]

KSAT had a teaser for their noon news. Showed him in court with handcuffs.

Public Intoxication was mentioned. I couldn't find anything online yet.

[sa_butta]

That sucks, Ive seen him at several bars around town.

[50 cent]

Who is that?

[Shelly]

He's the KENS5 sportscaster. Whenever the Spurs play on that channel, he's working them.

Butta, that may explain the charge!

[Stephen005]

They didnt wack him a few times with their batons?

[sa_butta]

http://www.mysanantonio.com/multimedia/slideshows/show_607/krismegjoe.jpg

needless to say he is in the middle.

[sa_butta]

They didnt wack him a few times with their batons?nah, he is white.

[Stephen005]

nah, he is white.
he'll get off the charges then

[rl64tx]

http://radio.woai.com/cc-common/news/sections/newsarticle.html?feed=119078&article=1759064

[Bandit2981]

Was it an environmental ordinance violation for too much hairspray?

[Shelly]

Was it an environmental ordinance violation for too much hairspray?

:lol

His does have the ol' helmet head look!

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

That's makes two sportscasters I've worked with who have fallen afoul of the law at some point.

Hopefully Joe's wife gets some help with her apparent drinking problem.

And what were Joe's counts, drinking or resisting?

[Kori Ellis]

That's makes two sportscasters I've worked with who have fallen afoul of the law at some point.

Hopefully Joe gets some help with his apparent drinking problem, he's a great guy and always treated me with respect.

I don't know if he has a drinking problem. If the WOAI radio story is accurate, it just looks like he was pissed off at how the police were handling his wife.

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

I don't know if he has a drinking problem. If the WOAI radio story is accurate, it just looks like he was pissed off at how the police were handling his wife.

Yeah, I edited after I re-read...I've been looking at so much damn copy the last four days, things are running together.

[ZStomp]

Tsk, Tsk.... :nope

[Kori Ellis]

...
And what were Joe's counts, drinking or resisting?

I don't know. That WOAI story makes it seem like Joe was charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest. WOAI TV is fact checking right now but they should have a story up soon. (That story that was posted is WOAI Radio).

[kfedFAN]

I wish the pigs would just chill out and let us drink in peace

[SequSpur]

Getting in trouble for public intoxication is dumb.

[Kori Ellis]

Getting in trouble for public intoxication is dumb.

Well I don't know the exact circumstances. But if you were sitting at your house and had a couple beers, then your wife was arrested, having a panic attack and at the hospital, you came there and you were pissed off at how the police were handling her, then I'd imagine getting in trouble for public intoxication would be easy.

[ZStomp]

Very easy. Most PI's that police encounter we try and find someone who we can release them to. But if the person is being a butthead (for lack of a better word)- we will take them downtown and book them.

[MoSpur]

Wow. I wonder what KENS is going to say.

[ashbeeigh]

Public intoxication and resiting arrest while he was with his wife. (fixed it if anyone read it)

He was just released a few hours ago.

With a DWI.

Court date set for late march.

[Kori Ellis]

Public intoxication and resiting arrest while he was with his wife. (fixed it if anyone read it)

He was just released a few hours ago.

With a DWI.

Court date set for late march.

He got a DWI? I thought his wife was driving.

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

Very easy. Most PI's that police encounter we try and find someone who we can release them to. But if the person is being a butthead (for lack of a better word)- we will take them downtown and book them.

So essentially, don't be a dick to cops.

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

He got a DWI? I thought his wife was driving.

My guess if they would have figured he drove there (I'm just talking out of my ass, though, Z can probably give the scoop).

[ZStomp]

The wife will be charged with DWI. KENS hasn't said anything. :lol

[Kori Ellis]

So essentially, don't be a dick to cops.

:lol That's a good philosophy to have in all situations. Whether people believe it or not, most cops are pretty helpful and just doing their job.

[ZStomp]

So essentially, don't be a dick to cops.


;) Exactly. I have been cool to so many people. And then you have the smart asses that I do the exact opposite with.

[Kori Ellis]

My guess if they would have figured he drove there (I'm just talking out of my ass, though, Z can probably give the scoop).

Well in the beginning of ashbeeigh's post she said he was charged with public intoxication -- which is different than DWI.

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

;) Exactly. I have been cool to so many people. And then you have the smart asses that I do the exact opposite with.

Whoohoo! Crime sprees for everybody!

[ashbeeigh]

He got a DWI? I thought his wife was driving.

I might have misheard it. If y'all wait a couple hours they'll show the news on Headline News (channel 52) at the 26 and 52 of the hour. It'll most likely be on there.

[Kori Ellis]

SAN ANTONIO -- KENS-TV sportscaster Joe Reinagel was arrested and charged Monday with public intoxication and disorderly conduct.

According to a police report, Reinagel showed up at a hospital Sunday night to see his wife, Dia Joy Reinagel, who had complained of chest pains shortly after she was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving.

The report said that a police officer said that Joe Reinagel had red eyes and smelled of alcohol.

The officer also stated in his report that while Joe Reinagel was visiting with his wife, the officer could hear the sportscaster using profanity to refer to him. The officer then pulled Reinagel from the room and tried to calm him down when Reinagel allegedly used more profanity -- this time to the officer's face.

Reinagel was then arrested. He then appeared before a magistrate and was released on his own recognizance. He is scheduled to appear in court March 8.

Video: http://www.ksat.com/news/11115499/detail.html

[Kori Ellis]

I assume he won't be at the Spurs game tonight :lol

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

I assume he won't be at the Spurs game tonight :lol

If he is, you should offer him a drink.

[ZStomp]

The officer also stated in his report that while Joe Reinagel was visiting with his wife, the officer could hear the sportscaster using profanity to refer to him. The officer then pulled Reinagel from the room and tried to calm him down when Reinagel allegedly used more profanity -- this time to the officer's face.

:lmao

And there it is. He apparently apologized to the officer when he was in the back seat of the patrol car. :lol

[Mixability]

so the cop eavesdropped on their conversation and got mad because Joe called him a bad word. :lol

[Kori Ellis]

so the cop eavesdropped on their conversation and got mad because Joe called him a bad word. :lol

Reports are that he was very loud. So I don't think eavesdropping was neccessary :lol

[SequSpur]

So the officer arrested him for saying a mean word about him.... wahhhhhhhh

[Mixability]

I guess he was just made an "example" of.

[MoSpur]

I've gotten about 10 speeding tickets. I've only had about three officers be kind of a jerk to me. One was Live Oak PD, another was a Highway Patrolman, and the other was a Bexar County Sherif.

[tlongII]

:lmao

And there it is. He apparently apologized to the officer when he was in the back seat of the patrol car. :lol

The officer should have left him alone. What is the point of pulling him out of the room? Cops are so full of themselves sometimes it's ridiculous.

[SequSpur]

The officer should have left him alone. What is the point of pulling him out of the room? Cops are so full of themselves sometimes it's ridiculous.

Exactly.

[Mixability]

What is the point of pulling him out of the room?

Because he recognized him from the news and knew there'd be a story if shit happened.

[Kori Ellis]

Because he recognized him from the news and knew there'd be a story if shit happened.

I don't think it's all about that.

Apparently he was very loud there at the hospital. Even on MYSA.com (which is KENS) they say that he was yelling obscenities.

[tlongII]

I don't think it's all about that.

Apparently he was very loud there at the hospital. Even on MYSA.com (which is KENS) they say that he was yelling obscenities.


Apparently he was cussing about cops. If so, why would anyone think a cop would calm him down?

[CharlieMac]

I don't think it's all about that.

Apparently he was very loud there at the hospital. Even on MYSA.com (which is KENS) they say that he was yelling obscenities.

I'm really suprised. Joe is a really calm, good guy. But then again, I haven't spoken with him while he was drunk and at a hospital.

[Kori Ellis]

Apparently he was cussing about cops. If so, why would anyone think a cop would calm him down?

Well it would be their job to calm him down if he was being loud and disorderly.

[gameFACE]

I always thought Reinagel had a "too polite" edge to him but thought it was just newscaster ego. I suppose he could be fired but this isn't as bad as that one news anchor who was into kiddie porn. That dude was straaaaaange.

[Kori Ellis]

I'm really suprised. Joe is a really calm, good guy.

I'm surprised too. He's very nice and relaxed every time I see him. But I can imagine that if he was worried about his wife and had been drinking, then you never know.

[tlongII]

Well it would be their job to calm him down if he was being loud and disorderly.

Why not just shut the door to the room he and his wife were in?

[Kori Ellis]

Why not just shut the door to the room he and his wife were in?

I don't know the circumstances. I wasn't there. :lol I don't even know that they were in a private room. I just know that he was supposedly very loud which led to the cop trying to calm him down, which led to Joe cussing and yelling at the cop, which led to his arrest.

Anyway, I doubt much will come from this unless he has a drinking history or something. They (KENS) will likely just treat it as an isolated incident. To me, if your spouse is in the hospital, then you might let your anger/frustration get out of hand ... especially if you have been drinking.

[tlongII]

I don't know the circumstances. I wasn't there. :lol I don't even know that they were in a private room. I just know that he was supposedly very loud which led to the cop trying to calm him down, which led to Joe cussing and yelling at the cop, which led to his arrest.

Anyway, I doubt much will come from this unless he has a drinking history or something. They (KENS) will likely just treat it as an isolated incident. To me, if your spouse is in the hospital, then you might let your anger/frustration get out of hand ... especially if you have been drinking.


I don't know the circumstances either. I'm just pointing out possible alternatives to the action that the cop took.

[LuvBones]

I met Joe and his wife at a party one time and I just have to say that Mrs. Reinagel is a :dramaquee . Joe Reinagel is cool but I can imagine him getting "out of hand" for his drama queen wife.

[cornbread]

As always, it's the mean cop who should have been more sensitive. :rolleyes

If you're drunk and screaming profanity in a hospital then you deserve a trip to jail. There are people in there who are sick, suffering and dying and the last thing they need is some drunk-ass local hotshot cursing at the top of his lungs. And what should a cop do when a drunk is screaming in his face? Stand there and take it?

[Kori Ellis]

The report stated that a police officer said that Joe Reinagel had red eyes and smelled of alcohol.

The officer also stated in his report that while Joe Reinagel was visiting with his wife, the officer could hear the sportscaster using profanity to refer to him. The officer then pulled Reinagel from the room and tried to calm him down when Reinagel allegedly used more profanity -- this time to the officer's face.

"He, in fact, was intoxicated himself," San Antonio police spokesman Gabe Trevino said. "He was very aggressive as the officer tried to speak with him. It was a situation where he was yelling at the arresting officer in the waiting room."

Reinagel was then arrested. He appeared before a magistrate and was released on his own recognizance. He is scheduled to appear in court March 8.

"It's stupidity," Reinagel said about his arrest after he was released.

More ... http://www.ksat.com/news/11115499/detail.html

[Mixability]

And what should a cop do when a drunk is screaming in his face? Stand there and take it?

Yeah, isn't that what we're expected to do when we're pulled over just for "matching" a description? We can be yelled at, pushed on the hood, etc, but we're supposed to show respect just because they have a badge? :rolleyes

I'm sure the cop was in the right this time, but don't pull the "putting up with drunkards" stuff. Disrespect goes both ways and it always will.

[LuvBones]

http://www.ksat.com/2007/0226/11115278_240X180.jpg

I sense a photoshop coming soon... :lol

[Mixability]

http://www.ksat.com/2007/0226/11115278_240X180.jpg

When they said he was being loud, I didn't know they meant his shirt.

[ZStomp]

The officer should have left him alone. What is the point of pulling him out of the room? Cops are so full of themselves sometimes it's ridiculous.

maybe cuz he was creating a disturbance in the hospital? People don't need to see that.

[ZStomp]

Well it would be their job to calm him down if he was being loud and disorderly.


Thanks Kori.. I knew you would understand..;)

[cornbread]

yes

:rolleyes I guess he should have continued to try to reason with the intoxicated person at the expense of people who are suffering in hospital beds. Don't let your hatred of cops cloud your common sense.

[ShoogarBear]

That's makes two sportscasters I've worked with who have fallen afoul of the law at some point.You're what they call a bad influence.

[ShoogarBear]

When they said he was being loud, I didn't know they meant his shirt.:rollin

[Mixability]

didn't a local news broadcast a "fat cop" investigation in San Antonio? Was that KENS? :lol

[cornbread]

Yeah, isn't that what we're expected to do when we're pulled over just for "matching" a description? We can be yelled at, pushed on the hood, etc, but we're supposed to show respect just because they have a badge? :rolleyes.

No, we are expected to answer their questions and obey their requests. This is not very much to ask.


I'm sure the cop was in the right this time, but don't pull the "putting up with drunkards" stuff. Disrespect goes both ways and it always will.

And this relates how? The cop was doing his job. And please don't misquote me again. It's not a matter of "putting up with drunkards", it's a matter of silencing a drunk who is causing a disturbance in a hospital.

[Mixability]

No, we are expected to answer their questions and obey their requests. This is not very much to ask.

And this relates how? The cop was doing his job. And please don't misquote me again. It's not a matter of "putting up with drunkards", it's a matter of silencing a drunk who is causing a disturbance in a hospital.

I'll answer their questions and obey their requests if they show respect in the first place. I show enough respect when I get pulled over to pull over to a safe, well lit area, turn off my vehicle and put my hands on the wheel. I don't reach for my id/insurance cards until asked for, just so I don't get a warning shot in my arm. Even after all this, I still get attitude from cops.

When I first got my truck, I was pulled over multiple times. I had all my dealer papers for proof of purchase, the cop told me I could easily print those out. I told him to call the dealer if he needed to, he said it could be one of my friends at that number. And this was the number off a fucking printed business card from Domingo Vara Chevrolet, not some rundown used car lot on Military Dr. I told him, I can call 411 and have you ask for Domingo Vara Chevrolet and they'll tell you the truth. He said, "are you being smart?". This was all unprovoked, I showed no attitude in my speech to him. I said yes sir, no sir. And he still gave me shit. Another time, my truck was actually searched for no reason at all. There was nothing to find, but I still refused. Then he gave me the whole shit about "are you resisting", so I just said go ahead and look if it'll get me on my way, so off I go to the back of the squad car until his fat ass climbs in and out of my truck.

Must've been upsetting to him that a "punk kid" like me can afford such a nice truck and he's barely making ends meet even by working odd security jobs on his days off. That's not a lie either, I recognized him working traffic duty out front of Grahams. I'm sure he recognized my truck too.


And please don't misquote me again. I suck off anyone with a badge.

[Mixability]

and before you take it seriously or this thread gets trolled, cornbread, that last quote was a joke.

[cornbread]

and before you take it seriously or this thread gets trolled, cornbread, that last quote was a joke.

No worries man. I can take some internet smack. It's just that I really appreciate what cops do everyday. They've come through for me when I've needed them so I try to stick up for them in these kind of arguments. As long we're not talking about some Rodney King kind of shit.

[tlongII]

maybe cuz he was creating a disturbance in the hospital? People don't need to see that.


Was there a door to the room? Why not shut it? Are you the one that decides what people need or need not see? When was this rule enacted?

[Mixability]

No worries man. I can take some internet smack. It's just that I really appreciate what cops do everyday. They've come through for me when I've needed them so I try to stick up for them in these kind of arguments. As long we're not talking about some Rodney King kind of shit.

I just have never had a good experience with police officers. It's good that they've come through for you, but thats not the case with everyone. I always hear, "well who is there for you when you're in trouble?" My answer? Well if I need someone 30 mins later, then I guess the cops are the ones to call. Anyone from the southside can verify this, but if you ever need a cop, just go to the Exxon on Military and Roosevelt, because that seems to be the hangout.

One thing that really pissed me off one time was my fiance was called by her Mom who lives off of Commercial and Military. She was home alone and someone was trying to break in. My fiance and I were at the Target on Goliad and Military, quite a ways away. We immediately left the store and headed west on Military Dr., passed that Exxon full of cops and got to her house and the cops still weren't there. I drive a Tahoe, so I can go real fast or I'll burn my whole gas tank. :lol So wouldn't it had been safe to assume that one of those 5-6 patrol cars would've left that comfy Exxon? I know those cops in particular might not have been called specifically, but 30-45 mins is quite a while to wait for a cop to show up.

[Mixability]

Was there a door to the room? Why not shut it? Are you the one that decides what people need or need not see? When was this rule enacted?

I guess when someone's family member passes away and people started bawling and wailing, it's ok for the cops to take them away, because they're creating a disturbance. :spin

[LuvBones]

I back the blue. :p:

[PakiDan]

I'm surprised too. He's very nice and relaxed every time I see him. But I can imagine that if he was worried about his wife and had been drinking, then you never know.

I've drank with both of the Reinegal's and I will say that this story is COMPLETELY believable.

[tlongII]

I just have never had a good experience with police officers. It's good that they've come through for you, but thats not the case with everyone. I always hear, "well who is there for you when you're in trouble?" My answer? Well if I need someone 30 mins later, then I guess the cops are the ones to call. Anyone from the southside can verify this, but if you ever need a cop, just go to the Exxon on Military and Roosevelt, because that seems to be the hangout.

One thing that really pissed me off one time was my fiance was called by her Mom who lives off of Commercial and Military. She was home alone and someone was trying to break in. My fiance and I were at the Target on Goliad and Military, quite a ways away. We immediately left the store and headed west on Military Dr., passed that Exxon full of cops and got to her house and the cops still weren't there. I drive a Tahoe, so I can go real fast or I'll burn my whole gas tank. :lol So wouldn't it had been safe to assume that one of those 5-6 patrol cars would've left that comfy Exxon? I know those cops in particular might not have been called specifically, but 30-45 mins is quite a while to wait for a cop to show up.


They were probably too busy keeping the peace in hospitals.

[Mixability]

They were probably too busy keeping the peace in hospitals.

now that's believable.

[Mixability]

I back the blue. :p:

even the one's who thought the sign in your avatar was a bomb?

[LuvBones]

even the one's who thought the sign in your avatar was a bomb?:lol

Gotta love the police. :D


EDIT: Except school cops.... they suck because they get no action.

[PM5K]

You never know is all I can say....

LJ is usually pretty calm, but one time he was drunk and he kicked the shit out of me for no reason, he just kept saying "I got an RC Cola for you bitch!".....

[bendmz]

Just watch those cops with the DWI TASK FORCE........
hey what ever happened to that cop who got pulled over for DWI and said he was having chest pains..... did he ever get charged ?
But on a serious, 98% of all police officers are cool...... it's that 2% you have to watch for... :drunk

[mrsmaalox]

I guess when someone's family member passes away and people started bawling and wailing, it's ok for the cops to take them away, because they're creating a disturbance. :spin


Having worked ICU and trauma for many years that's exactly what happens. Hospitals put the welfare of the patients first in all cases; anyone who is not a patient and can't control themselves is outta there

[ZStomp]

:depressed







:lol

[cornbread]

Having worked ICU and trauma for many years that's exactly what happens. Hospitals put the welfare of the patients first in all cases; anyone who is not a patient and can't control themselves is outta there

Are you trying to tell me that hospitals prioritize their patients over loud people?! :dizzy Doctors and cops are mean.

[mrsmaalox]

Are you trying to tell me that hospitals prioritize their patients over loud people?! :dizzy Doctors and cops are mean.



oh no no no, I would never try to tell you anything. You already know everything smart :donkey

[Taco]

on yesterday's 5:00 News they did not do sports :lol

[MoSpur]

on yesterday's 5:00 News they did not do sports :lol

I didn't catch any of the news last night.

[Taco]

I didn't catch any of the news last night.
10:00 HAD SPORTS WITH THAT OTHER DUDE

[Kori Ellis]

Neither one of their sportscasters was at the Spurs game last night.

[jaespur21]

F the police. i have no respect for cops. theyre garbage

[MoSpur]

I'll answer their questions and obey their requests if they show respect in the first place. I show enough respect when I get pulled over to pull over to a safe, well lit area, turn off my vehicle and put my hands on the wheel. I don't reach for my id/insurance cards until asked for, just so I don't get a warning shot in my arm. Even after all this, I still get attitude from cops.

When I first got my truck, I was pulled over multiple times. I had all my dealer papers for proof of purchase, the cop told me I could easily print those out. I told him to call the dealer if he needed to, he said it could be one of my friends at that number. And this was the number off a fucking printed business card from Domingo Vara Chevrolet, not some rundown used car lot on Military Dr. I told him, I can call 411 and have you ask for Domingo Vara Chevrolet and they'll tell you the truth. He said, "are you being smart?". This was all unprovoked, I showed no attitude in my speech to him. I said yes sir, no sir. And he still gave me shit. Another time, my truck was actually searched for no reason at all. There was nothing to find, but I still refused. Then he gave me the whole shit about "are you resisting", so I just said go ahead and look if it'll get me on my way, so off I go to the back of the squad car until his fat ass climbs in and out of my truck.

Must've been upsetting to him that a "punk kid" like me can afford such a nice truck and he's barely making ends meet even by working odd security jobs on his days off. That's not a lie either, I recognized him working traffic duty out front of Grahams. I'm sure he recognized my truck too.

Danyo uses just about any thread to throw in the fact he has a brand new Tahoe.

[ZStomp]

I'll keep an eye out for a Tahoe then.

[JoeChalupa]

Hope things work out for them.

[Mixability]

Danyo uses just about any thread to throw in the fact he has a brand new Tahoe.

It was used to make a point. I've referred to it in other threads as "my truck". The fact that I still had paper plates might have given him a reason to pull me over to verify, but the cops attitude was uncalled for.

[Mixability]

I'll keep an eye out for a Tahoe then.

Yeah, I'm sure you will. :rolleyes

[JoeChalupa]

And Meghan is hot.

[ZStomp]

:rolleyes

Chill out man..

[Mixability]

:rolleyes

Chill out man..

I would, but who knows what "kind" of cop you are. You have to admit, some cops out there think their badge is a license to be a dick. I had a friend from high school who started being a little bitch after he got on the force. A bunch of us just broke off all contact with him and he assumes it's because we're into illegal shit, so a friend of mine just told him, "no, it's because you became an asshole cop." It just does something to the "weak minded". Not that I assume you're one of them, just stating my opinion.

[ZStomp]

I do admit that Danyo. There are bad cops out there just like there are bad doctors, lawyers, teachers, etc, etc.

I can honestly say I am not one of these. I'm too old for that. I try to be a fair cop. I haven't not been complained on and I rarely use profanity towards people. Sometimes, you have to though. And no I don't pull over people for dealer tags. :lol

I hope you run into a good officer one day. Or better yet. That you don't run into one. just remember there are good ones out there. :tu

[Mixability]

Danyo uses just about any thread to throw in the fact he has a brand new Tahoe.

Hmmm, it's also kinda funny that I didn't even say I had a Tahoe. What did you do, look up my old posts? :lmao

[Mixability]

I do admit that Danyo. There are bad cops out there just like there are bad doctors, lawyers, teachers, etc, etc.

I can honestly say I am not one of these. I'm too old for that. I try to be a fair cop. I haven't not been complained on and I rarely use profanity towards people. Sometimes, you have to though. And no I don't pull over people for dealer tags. :lol

I hope you run into a good officer one day. Or better yet. That you don't run into one. just remember there are good ones out there. :tu

:tu

I hope to eventually run into a good cop someday. And to be honest, I actually did see a cop helping out a guy whose truck broke down on the highway. Usually I just see the cop sitting in his car, while the guy/girl is getting the spare out on his own. I know they don't HAVE to help out, but cmon. Aren't they supposed to protect AND serve. I don't even see why I was pulled over multiple times to "verify" my tags. :wtf

[Taco]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2wOxnAiIVs

[MoSpur]

I just have never had a good experience with police officers. It's good that they've come through for you, but thats not the case with everyone. I always hear, "well who is there for you when you're in trouble?" My answer? Well if I need someone 30 mins later, then I guess the cops are the ones to call. Anyone from the southside can verify this, but if you ever need a cop, just go to the Exxon on Military and Roosevelt, because that seems to be the hangout.

One thing that really pissed me off one time was my fiance was called by her Mom who lives off of Commercial and Military. She was home alone and someone was trying to break in. My fiance and I were at the Target on Goliad and Military, quite a ways away. We immediately left the store and headed west on Military Dr., passed that Exxon full of cops and got to her house and the cops still weren't there. I drive a Tahoe, so I can go real fast or I'll burn my whole gas tank. :lol So wouldn't it had been safe to assume that one of those 5-6 patrol cars would've left that comfy Exxon? I know those cops in particular might not have been called specifically, but 30-45 mins is quite a while to wait for a cop to show up.

[Mixability]

:tu thanks, for some reason I couldn't find it in a word search, my bad.
ah, you quoted a different post, nice trick! :lol

but cmon, i mention it ONCE in this thread and now I'm an attention whore. :lmao

I was just pissed that I thought that since I had finally gotten rid of my sportscar(i won't mention what kind it was :rolleyes ), I wouldn't get harassed by cops as much, but to my surprise, I get MORE harrassment in the first week.