EXCITEMENT AT MY HOUSE TODAY

I was minding my own business at my computer when I heard a crash. It sounded like a home invasion robbery. Just as I started to get up, a cop with a vest and a helmet was pointing a gun at me telling me to put my hands on my head. Naturally, I complied

They did not handcuff me but ask me to go sit on my front porch while they served a search warrant. Liz, her daughter Jeanette, her son Clifford and Liz's friend, Patty were all handcuffed.

Thirty minutes later, I was taken aside and told why my house was raided. Liz's son, Clifford, had sold meth to an undercover cop from this house. grrrrrr

Liz and her son were taken away in the paddy wagon.

On a negative note, since all the doors of my house were opened, my gray cat escaped outside

Other than losing my gray cat, it was an exciting day.

If the bible was redone as a soap opera it would not have more twists and turns than the "Life of the Wolf".

Now that you live in a crack house (almost) maybe a whore will drop by.

Don't let them back into your house.

There's got to be a better way to live.

The cops found zero drugs in my house. They did find drugs on Liz's son.

I thought the cops were very polite and friendly.

I'm beginning to think the police raid and excuse was all a scam. Liz returned home last night as her outstanding warrant was found to be expired. Her son, who was accused of selling meth to an undercover police officer was released this morning. Something is definitely fishy.

Fun Fun Fun

I received a notice from the County today that I owe $300 in property taxes. With the deal I have recently worked out to pay my electricity bill with Edison, there is no way I can pay my property taxes on time -- short of giving up food for the next two months.

Rats, I think my hard drive crashed again

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 10, 2011 11:11 am Rats, I think my hard drive crashed again

What the hell, do you beat on them?

If you don't pay your taxes I believe all they can do is file a lien and make you pay them when you sell the house.

call legal aid and ask.

Fortunately (or not) there are no debtor prisons any more.

If things get too tough commit a non-violent Federal crime,

they send you to a nice clean prison, feed you well and provide

decent medical care.

Sweetpickle (imported) wrote: Fri Jun 10, 2011 5:41 pm If you don't pay your taxes I believe all they can do is file a lien and make you pay them when you sell the house.

call legal aid and ask.

...

My county first puts a lien on the house, then if you ignore that and continue not to pay, they schedule a sheriff's sale and sell your house for the debt.

Call legal aid is really good advice.