San Jacinto Radio Ham arrested

JAIL COULD BE A GOOD THING FOR HER

SHE CAN BE THE BIGGEST LOSER

 

Actually all hobbies do...........

Her profile did get pulled rather quickly...

I'm sure law enforcement already has a copy of that profile page.

 

The radio was defective. It lacked an IQ modulator.

 

BIRDS OF A FEATHER

TWO WACK JOBS

 

For a Tech ticket?

DOH!

 

Mod's cleaned house.

Looks like the Mod's have removed her profile statements...May have been the smart thing to do.

 

In the Hemet area...

800 works without a hitch. I use a 5 watt HT to talk to govt systems (legally). What does this have to do with the topic?

 

I wonder what the licensed amateur husband, and RACES member
thinks of his wife's version of the hobby?

But they live on in Google's cache.

 

Equipment had to be seized with a warrant....

in California, which lists all items to be searched for and seized. A complete inventory is made, and the entire document and seized items are "given" to the control of a magistrate, which actually means, it gets logged into an evidence collection point. The sections you mentioned are for "voluntary"transfer under the control of the licensee, and not applicable to a judge's issued search warrant for criminal investigation. If California's law that punishes individuals for interfering with public safety communications was illegal, Jack G would have sued the pants off of the prosecution.

 

Heres the charges....

she was arrested on. You can google each Penal code section for more information.

148(A)(1) M PC OBSTRUCT/RESIST PUB OFF
148.1(A) F PC FLS BOMB RPT PCE OFCR/ME
422 F PC TERRORIST THREATS
653T(A) M PC DISRPT CB RAD EMERG TRAN

M=Misdemeanor, punishable by up to 1 year in the county jail.
F= Felony- going to the big house

As of a few minutes ago, she's still in the can awaiting arraignment.

 

Looks like that MARS/CAP mod worked great for her!

Tom, KA1MDA
www.ka1mda.org

 

I wonder why the gene pool lifeguard couldn't call in sick? The bad part about the story is the mention of a "Ham Radio Technician". The reality is, 99.999% of us would never do anything remotely close to that. I hope she is found guilty, she does time for it, and the FCC yanks her license, and fines her. The sad part is, she could still order a radio online or walk into any number of business' and purchase another and do it again.

 

You hit it right on the head....

One idiot gives us all a black eye. The proper description should be a nut that happens to have gotten a ham license as opposed to a Ham that turned out to be a nut.

 

WHO CARES?

K2WH

 

Not me.

...........Bob