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Mobile Police Department finally replies
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OnlineErie.com
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HungSquirrel wrote:
Doesn't REALLY say if they are aware of the real law OR the law as they see it!
Dave Martin
Pa. DOC
HungSquirrel wrote:
Doesn't REALLY say if they are aware of the real law OR the law as they see it!
Dave Martin
Pa. DOC
HungSquirrel
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Correct. I don't know why they would wait two months to reply, only to send a letter that says absolutely nothing. Oh, wait, yes I do: they are government stooges.
Correct. I don't know why they would wait two months to reply, only to send a letter that says absolutely nothing. Oh, wait, yes I do: they are government stooges.
Fallschirjmäger
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That...ladies and gentlefold is why a college education is so important. A response so carefully crafted that it responds to the inquiry without giving any answer at all.
On a grammatical note... "its" was correct usage of the word. "it's" would be a contraction of "it is" and it would not make sense to say "...the Mobile Police Department and its officers are learned in these laws and it is applicability to the citizens in our city..."
That...ladies and gentlefold is why a college education is so important. A response so carefully crafted that it responds to the inquiry without giving any answer at all.
On a grammatical note... "its" was correct usage of the word. "it's" would be a contraction of "it is" and it would not make sense to say "...the Mobile Police Department and its officers are learned in these laws and it is applicability to the citizens in our city..."
OnlineErie.com
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Fallschirmjäger wrote:
Must be a politician.
Dave Martin
Pa. DOC
Fallschirmjäger wrote:
That...ladies and gentlefold is why a college education is so important. A response so carefully crafted that it responds to the inquiry without giving any answer at all.
On a grammatical note... "its" was correct usage of the word. "it's" would be a contraction of "it is" and it would not make sense to say "...the Mobile Police Department and its officers are learned in these laws and it is applicability to the citizens in our city..."
Must be a politician.
Dave Martin
Pa. DOC
HungSquirrel
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Fallschirmjäger wrote:
Fallschirmjäger wrote:
"Its" was referring to the "laws", so it should have been "...and their applicability".On a grammatical note... "its" was correct usage of the word. "it's" would be a contraction of "it is" and it would not make sense to say "...the Mobile Police Department and its officers are learned in these laws and it is applicability to the citizens in our city..."