Did a search and was surprised this hadn't been posted already.
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
isn't this the taking of personal property without compensation?
2 posted on
02/28/2003 10:27:55 AM PST by
camle
(no camle jokes, please...OK, maybe one little one)
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
How hard would it be for them to provide an envelope for you to address, pay the shipping and have your belongings sent back to you? I can't believe the option of getting your things back isn't given to you, at least it wasn't when my tweezers were confiscated last Thanksgiving... who's to say dishonest security won't start taking things just because they want them?
6 posted on
02/28/2003 10:40:47 AM PST by
lizm_77
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Hi, Harry. Thanks for this. I see our official thieves are making bucks off the 9-11 atrocity... just as they do from the war on Americans run by FedGov. A disgusting display.
7 posted on
02/28/2003 10:45:42 AM PST by
dcwusmc
("The most dangerous man, to any government, is the man who is able to think things out for himself.")
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Hi, Harry. Thanks for this. I see our official thieves are making bucks off the 9-11 atrocity... just as they do from the war on Americans run by FedGov. A disgusting display.
8 posted on
02/28/2003 10:46:21 AM PST by
dcwusmc
("The most dangerous man, to any government, is the man who is able to think things out for himself.")
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Unbelievable.... Why doesn't California just take the money out of your wallet as you go through the checkpoint... wouldn't that be simpler?
I had a ball point pen taken out of the front pocket of my carry-on back in October, 2001. I wasn't so mad that they took it, but they didn't even bother to tell me they took it... I had to find out when I got my stuff out to do some work on the plane and my pen was gone.
So, if Texas ever starts doing this same thing, and someone bids on some cheap ball point pens, you can send one to me! :-)
9 posted on
02/28/2003 10:53:13 AM PST by
mwyounce
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
They'll stop this kind of thing real quick, now that it's out. Not that they won't find another way of selling it, but this has to stop. This is theft, plain and simple.
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Hey those look like my tools!!
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
This is theft, pure and simple.
But then again, so is "asset forfeiture".
Land of the sheep and home of the controlled.
14 posted on
02/28/2003 11:02:21 AM PST by
jimt
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Hey that looks like the stuff I used to pay my vehicle registration fees last year!
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Hey that looks like the stuff I used to pay my vehicle registration fees last year!
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
This must have been a doozey of a carry-on!
4 New Firestone FR 440 - P175/80R13 M&S Tires
To be clear, the items are for the entire California Surplus supply program, not just the seizure stuff.
19 posted on
02/28/2003 11:10:36 AM PST by
Daus
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Among the oddest items confiscated and sold were at least three circular saws, hatchets, curtain rods and a little girl's baton, said Robb Deignan, ... And to think of all the Miss America contestants who can't get their props on planes now.
You've been missed, Harry.
20 posted on
02/28/2003 11:11:14 AM PST by
Cagey
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
"Also sold: 5,364 pocketknives, 350 pounds of scissors, 594 corkscrews and 309 leatherman tools." When they confiscated my Leatherman tool at Oakland back in October the guy just put it in his pocket. I said, "I guess it's your lucky day."
To: Inspector Harry Callahan
Why cant these things be mailed back to the owner?
23 posted on
02/28/2003 11:46:21 AM PST by
Husker24
To: ppaul; ex-snook; kidd; Snuffington; GeronL; sauropod; Robert Drobot; RaceBannon; Mercuria; ...
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