Re: offensive telephone call

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An OP is an Original Poster. Now, let's talk about getting your story
straight. You said, "So I telephoned him and he wouldn't let me speak.
He used the worst profanity, insulted me and threatened my son." Quite
frankly, I already understand why cussed at you. I feel like doing it
myself. Get a life. Get over it. Its history. Neither you nor your
child were harmed. Sorry--the cash registers aren't gonna ring for you
this Christmas.

On 12/20/05, carnationss@yahoo.com wrote:
> If you file a charge with the police, its free, no cost to me for the
> threat charge.
>
> On 12/20/05, sushine wrote:
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>
> What is an OP? there is a state statue against offensive phone
>> calls. I know cause I read it. He did place the call in which the
>> profanity occurred along with the threat. What is an OP>?
>>
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>> On 12/20/05, Curmudgeon wrote:
>>> Nothing the OP said amounted to any kind of criminal conduct by
>>> the doctor or his nurse. Cussing is not a crime. It is protected
>>> by the 1st amendment. And he didn't place the call in which the
>>> cussing occurred--the OP did. Like Mikey says, find a new doctor.
>>>
>>> On 12/20/05, M'sta Mikey wrote:
>>>> On 12/20/05, sunshine wrote:
>>>>> this is criminal and i just spoke to a police officer that
>>>>> said I had to charge him within a few months. the police
>>>>> officer also said he can use whatever profanity he wants. I
>>>>> know that is not true, you can be prosecuted for offensive
>>>>> call.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Some cases yes, some no! Again, the key questions are:
>>>> How are you going to prove it?
>>>> How much $$$ do you have at your disposal to spend on this case?
>>>> How are you going to prove it?
>>>>
>>>> It's your word against his and litigation is going to be
>>>> expensive, even if you find an attorney to handle your case.
>>>>
>>>> IMHO: Find another doctor and consult with an attorney!