Arrest addendum.... ugh.
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 10:26 am
1. On August 28th, 2002, I received and paid a speeding ticket in **********.
2. On June 13th, 2004, I received a minor consumption for possessing a blood alcohol content of .02%. A minor consumption in ********** is a misdemeanor offense. I paid the accompanying ticket.
3. On July 20th, 2006, I received and paid a speeding ticket in *********.
4. On November 11th, 2006, I received a minor consumption for possessing a blood alcohol content of .04%. A minor consumption in ********** is a misdemeanor offense. I paid the accompanying ticket.
5. On April 25, 2008, I let the dog out of the house to take care of his business. Near some bushes on the side of my house, where I thought I could reasonably expect some privacy, I took care of my own business. I was cited by a roving patrol for public urination and I immediately paid the fine. Since the conviction came during my campaign for the student presidency, I held a press conference to address my poor judgment head on. “***** pinched outside of home,” “***** caught disposing of liquid waste,” and “***** caught with his pants down” were the headlines in the student and local papers. I broke the law and I deserved everything that came with it; however, my peers remained confident with my judgment and elected me into office with an unprecedented majority of the votes. I did not let them down, and I have not stepped negatively into the public eye since.
Thoughts?
2. On June 13th, 2004, I received a minor consumption for possessing a blood alcohol content of .02%. A minor consumption in ********** is a misdemeanor offense. I paid the accompanying ticket.
3. On July 20th, 2006, I received and paid a speeding ticket in *********.
4. On November 11th, 2006, I received a minor consumption for possessing a blood alcohol content of .04%. A minor consumption in ********** is a misdemeanor offense. I paid the accompanying ticket.
5. On April 25, 2008, I let the dog out of the house to take care of his business. Near some bushes on the side of my house, where I thought I could reasonably expect some privacy, I took care of my own business. I was cited by a roving patrol for public urination and I immediately paid the fine. Since the conviction came during my campaign for the student presidency, I held a press conference to address my poor judgment head on. “***** pinched outside of home,” “***** caught disposing of liquid waste,” and “***** caught with his pants down” were the headlines in the student and local papers. I broke the law and I deserved everything that came with it; however, my peers remained confident with my judgment and elected me into office with an unprecedented majority of the votes. I did not let them down, and I have not stepped negatively into the public eye since.
Thoughts?