Comments on: Morning Clicks

By: mizwillis

mizwillis — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 03:30:02 +0000

Unfortunately, if he is true to his word, always doing the right thing is not paying off for Mr. Payne. Usually karmic debts are paid in one form or another.

It is very sad to hear such hardluck stories and see the public downfall of a once prosperous and seemingly smart Black Man.

It is also obvious that Mr. Payne had no choice but to go after his employers. He should be ever mindful of the fact that as his possible legal fees grow his financial situation could become even worse. Why is it that he cannot get another job? Those are the types of karmic debt of which I speak.

If I were on a jury deciding this case, I would keep all of that in mind. He should hope that DC offers a settlement which I doubt they will do. All the city has to do is drag this thing out and even his contingency plan lawyer with no secretary will have to leave him at the mercy of the people he shares the box filled townhouse with.

It is a really sad story for his wife, children and of course the unborn child. I don't wish to come to his aid with taxpayer dollars, but I do wish the family well in the form of a new job or something.

By: nowaitadaminit

nowaitadaminit — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 20:38:30 +0000

The former prosecutor says: 'These people need to suffer....' Excuse me, but suppose a jury determines that 'those people' were not guilty of the crimes they haven't been charged with?

Was it that former prosecutor who had his ass kicked by a DC jury over the Marion Barry mess?

By: RealDC

RealDC — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 15:25:17 +0000

It is time to for Gandhi and crew to go!!

By: drez

drez — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 14:42:27 +0000

MPD says city's speed camera program is unfair
Um, no they don't. One disgruntled officer (who was transferred out of the program and who got busted doing 11-15 over the speed limit in a construction zone) does.
And he got his ticket overturned on a technicality- not on the merits. Money quote:

Yet Sgt. Robinson’s ticket and the police department’s photo-radar log showed the speed limit in the tunnel as 45 mph. So, based on the discrepancy between that and the posted — or absolute — speed limit of 40 mph, veteran DMV Hearing Examiner Matthew Uzukwu dismissed Sgt. Robinson’s citation on Dec. 3

By: truth hurts

truth hurts — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 14:35:20 +0000

LL, why no mention of the Redskins spanking your cowgirls? Happy New Year!

By: Scotch

Scotch — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 13:47:00 +0000

The Post's "profile" on Gandhi was a joke. To call it a softball interview would be an insult to the game of softball.