On another note: Something which has always amazed me is just how completely unremarkable the people are who get involved in local gov’t scandals. They are often boring dull semi-failures who could not work a day job if they tried.

I can understand the man who loses his mind over a playboy bunny or loads of cash, but do not see any bunnies or loads of cash here yet. So, there must be more news to come. When is the investigation deadline?

Ada County engineer resigns over Dynamis flap; Ada P&Z will hold hearing on petitions calling for public hearing on Dynamis. Why is Dynamis still on the table after all we’ve learned? See link below for more details:

Ada planning commission to consider Dynamis hearing petitions
http://www.idahostatesman.com/2012/10/19/2316375/ada-planning-commission-to-consider.html#storylink=cpy

If you do not believe that much of their activity revolves around generating revenues for salaries to pay their host of deputy prosecutors and other staff, then you are living under a very large rock and you are a Neanderthal.

If you look at the statistics promulgated by the CCPA, their “conviction” rate is in the high 90 percent rate, even approaching 100 percent conviction rates. This is clearly preposterous, and is clearly inconsistent with normal and customary “conviction” rates elsewhere. Further, these statistics will confirm the problems revolving around the law enforcement community and the judiciary in Canyon County and Nampa.

And, one of the driving forces behind this activity and indiscretion surrounding criminal charges, convictions, extenuated prosecution without cause, prosecutions without probable cause, and other misconduct, is the desperate need for revenues in these municipalities as they are broke and getting more broke by the day.

Bryan Taylor, as CCPA, along with his host of cronies in the deputy prosecutors, the judiciary, the commissioners, the mayors of Nampa and other cities, and the police departments of Nampa and the CC Sheriff, are actively participating.

I have personally experienced misconduct, violation of civil and constitutional rights, disrespect, false accusations, false arrest without probable cause, jailing, prosecutorial abuse, prosecutorial coercion, and other irregularities at the hands of the Nampa Police Department and the Canyon County Prosecutor, including both John Bujak and Bryan Taylor.

There is far too much power in the hands of the local police departments, who are now protecting their paychecks and attempting to secure their employment through ticket writing for infractions, and baseless criminal charges for a host of
false accusations.

All I’m saying is if you want an opinion, then be willing to support it with action, Our government is figuratively saying “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” I’m waiting for someone to send up some proverbial sticks and stones, and not just words.
I am currently making T-Shirts and bumperstickers, be it they may not be changing the world, but at least I’m contributing to some sort of change, and not just full of lawyer spewing rhetoric

But where is the broadcast media in all this? Despite having much information available, the story appears to have received very limited air time.

And here I thought a broadcast career could be made over some investigative reporting.

Question of the day on our site: What became of the $150K turbine deposit that was made over 2 years ago?