Re: wil Idaho extradite me from Florida for 2 felony theft

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On 1/20/11, damien wrote:
> On 2/11/09, nancy_hss@yahoo.com
> wrote:
>> On 11/07/08, Dick wrote:
>>> We are all Criminal at heart. Take
> a pencil home from work, not
>>> work 100&37; for the pay period,
> etc. White Collar , Blue
>> Collar ,
>>> it is all the same. Hell, today
> our Founding Father would be
>>> terrorist in the minds of the
> sheep leading now. People in glass
>>> houses shouldn't throw rocks.
> When the leave they will cut their
>>> feet on the shards.
>>> If you didn't have anything
> positive to say, keep it to yourself.
>>> And by the way, I am already here
> and have been for a while. I
>>> went to trial, got Probabtion and
> they wouldn't let me leave the
>>> state for 2 years or until Florida
> would accept me. Would you
>>> rather i be homeless , on Welfare
> there or here were my parents
>>> could help me get my life on the
> right track. We all make
>>> mistakes in life. Chill out
>>>
>>> On 11/07/08, Great wrote:
>>>> Now we have CRIMINAL invading
> this "chat board" looking for
>>>> ways to avoid justice and
> prosecution and blowing each other
>>>> with their stories.
>>>>
>>>> When you do get busted, and you
> will, I hope you remember how
>>>> your girlfriend tastes because
> some other guy will be poking
>>>> her while you slap your stick in
> prison!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 11/07/08, BRENT wrote:
>>>>> I AM IN A SIMILAR SITUATION, I
> HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH A
>>>>> FELONY CHECK FRAUD OVER $7000.
> THIS IS NOT EXTRADITABLE!
>>>>>
>>>>> I HAVE A LETTER FROM THE COURT
> STATING SO AS I REQUESTED ONE.
>>>>>
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>>>>> I lived in Florida with a
> warrant for check fraud and got
> pulled over and Idaho wouldn't
> extradite me more than 500 miles. I
> went back to Idaho now I'm on felony
> probation if I go back to Florida
> blowing off my probation and
> absconding will the same rules apply
> or will the extradite me for
> absconding please give me a good
> answer thanks.
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>>>>> On 10/28/08, Did wrong trying to
> start over wrote:
>>>>>> Thanks in advance for any
> advice.
>>>>>> I was charged with 2 felony
> theft by deception charges in
>>>>>> the state of Idaho. They gave
> me a plea bargain , plead
>>>>> to
>>>>>> 1 felony theft charge and they
> drop the other. I am 18
>>>>>> years old and my parents moved
> to south Florida 2 weeks
>>>>> ago
>>>>>> and I go to court next month.
> I am thinking about
>>>>> skipping
>>>>>> court and going to Florida to
> be with my parents. I no it
>>>>>> is wrong and i should stay and
> go to court, but this is a
>>>>>> desicion i am trying to make by
> mayself, alone. My parents
>>>>>> were transfered during this
> process.
>>>>>> Would Idaho extradite me for 2
> felony thefts. Value of
>>>>>> items in both cases is under
> $1500. and i have not been in
>>>>>> trouble before. Wrong Crowd
> thing. I am thinking that it
>>>>>> would not be worth their time
> to come get me in Florida
>>>>> and
>>>>>> I will not ever go back to west
> coast.
>>>>>> Thanks again

Well to end the conversation, my son did skip bail in Idaho and came
to Florida. He was here for 6 months before a encounter at Disney one
day last August and after a quick check before letting him go a
Warrant check was ran, and he was detained by Lake County Sherrifs
Dept. After 30 day hold was about to expire, Idaho decided to
extradite him back and flew down and got him. He was sentenced to Boot
camp in Cottonwood Idaho for a 180 sentence.After copleting Boot Camp
he was released and allowed to return to Florida with 8 years Felony
Parole. That was 4 months ago. Has he changed , no, did he learn
anything, it doesn't appear so. Parole is very lax he in Florida it
appears as he has not gotten a job and spend most days "hanging out"
and most night drinking and smoking pot waiting for a Parole Violation
I guess and then back to Idaho to serve his remainding 8 years.
Sad but True, most people never learn even when you give them multiple
chances.
Just being honest.
Dad of the one who started the post.