[SEL] Thief in the ticket booth

[Dave Rotigel]

Hi Joe,
	Given what our legal system (and attitude) in the US has become, I think you should consider yourself lucky that YOU and all OFFICERS of your club are not in jail! It's clear to me that the nice lady DID NOT give you (or anyone else) permission to video her. You, therefore, VIOLATED her in a most personal way! I think (had this case gone to trial) that both the judge and jury would realize that she likely will suffer mental issues, for the rest of her life, due to the psychological RAPE she underwent that terrible day last year! It's further clear that she has simply bought into the idea that the redistribution of wealth is a goal that we should all seek. Our Dear Leader has told us over and over again that everyone is entitled to their "fair share". This poor women was simply helping our trusted government in the efforts that began about 5 years ago!
	Dave

On Jun 3, 2013, at 11:04 PM, Joe Prindle wrote:

> Hello all,
> A while back I mentioned the theft of money that took place in the ticket booth during our show at Baraboo last August. Well, today the woman who we caught on video got a plea deal. She plead no contest, was found guilty and placed on a years probation. She was ordered to pay $1000 restitution, which is less than we believed she took. It is hard to prove the amount she took since it was all cash and there was a problem with one of the ticket machines. I gave the DA a hard time about it, asking him how he could not put her in jail for a little while when we gave them video of her doing it. He didn't have much of an answer. Regardless, it is over and time to move on.
> As I promised, I have uploaded a video to youtube showing her slipping a wad of cash up her sleeve. It can be found at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Wair_k35jY
> The cameras are a cheapo set of 8 with a DVR from closeoutcctv.com . I am pretty happy with them, the set was around $1000.00 and they worked plenty good for what we needed.
>  
> Joe Prindle
> Baraboo, WI USA
> "All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy." Spike Milligan