Juror bails out De Vaul

November 24, 2009 7:54 pm
Dan De Vaul embraces juror number five as he leaves the jail

Dan De Vaul embraces Juror Number Five as he leaves the jail

By KAREN VELIE

After voting Dan De Vaul guilty of safety and building code violations, Juror Number Five posted bail for the rancher who chose to go to jail rather than evict the homeless from his property.

“My son may not have the best Christmas, but it was the right thing to do,” said Mary Partin, a single mother who manages a radiology office, also known as Juror Number Five. “I couldn’t sleep last night knowing he was in jail.”

Partin said she caved to judicial pressure even though she believed De Vaul innocent of all charges.

Yesterday, Superior Court Judge John Trice offered De Vaul five years of probation in exchange for up to 90 days in jail along with a $1,000 fine. De Vaul elected to go to jail in an attempt to continue to provide thirty needy people with a place to live.

Trice sat bail at $5,000 pending a notice of appeal.

devaul 017De Vaul was found guilty of having unpermitted mobile homes, excessive vehicles as well fire hazards on his property including an extension cord to a tent.

“Count how many cords are coming out of the ceiling in the courthouse snack room,” Partin said.

“The frustrating thing for me is that the county asked him (De Vaul) to keep a sex offender on the property and supplied a trailer for him to live in. Then they charge (De Vaul) for having that trailer on his property,” Partin said.

Supporters of De Vaul question how he could have had a fair trial when half of the jurors and all but one witness were county employees or involved in law enforcement.

“Juror Number 12, who has two family members in law enforcement, said ‘you are stupid’ after I voted not guilty on all charges,” Partin said.

Trice pulled Partin out of deliberations twice to talk to her.

“I asked him why I was being singled out and why he wasn’t also talking to those with strong opinions on the other side,” Partin said. “He got angry and said we are here to talk about your views.”

ABC Bonding agent Frank Eggers talks to Mary Partin

ABC Bonding agent Frank Eggers talks to Mary Partin

In October, De Vaul’s attorney Jeff Stulberg filed a motion for a new trial because Partin said she reluctantly agreed to vote guilty on the two counts after Trice reprimanded her and some of the jurors harassed her.

On the first day of deliberations, Partin said Juror Number Two claimed that with his wife’s position as a county probation supervisor and his job in law enforcement, he knew more about the case than he should know.

Last week, Superior Court Judge Michael Duffy disagreed with De Vaul’s lawyers’ arguments that misconduct by Trice had tainted the jury. After oral arguments, Duffy immediately began reading from a previously prepared statement, leading observers to believe he had written his decision before hearing arguments.

In addition, De Vaul’s supporters wonder why Duffy, who served as the best man at Trice’s wedding, didn’t ask another judge to hear the motion.

De Vaul runs Sunny Acres, a clean and sober living facility, on his ranch on Los Osos Valley Road. He has housed between 30 to 75 low income and homeless people on the 72 acre property at any given time over the past nine years.

For more than 10 years, three neighbors of the vehicle-littered property, including former San Luis Obispo Councilwoman Christine Mulholland, have lodged complaints accusing De Vaul of code violations.

Opponents of De Vaul contend the property provides an unsafe environment for those who live there.

Earlier today, De Vaul’s appeal attorney Neil Tardiff, working pro bono, filed a notice with the San Luis Obispo Superior Courts that he plans to appeal the judge’s ruling. Attorney Stulberg has also waived his fee.

45 Comments

  1. Moderator says:

    I don’t like to see long preachy comments, let alone two consecutive, long preachy comments from the same user, so the first one was deleted. CCN Moderator

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  2. seekingtruth says:

    I can see how #5 would give in to the pressure of the jury. Most people today seek the route of least resistance. Thankfully, #5 has a conscious, and she acted on it when the pressure was gone. Good for her. I wish the government would leave this man alone, as he is hurting no one and he is helping many.

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  3. Booty JuJu says:

    Forget about real estate. It’s done. Forty percent of Californians are underwater on their mortgages – they owe more than their crib is worth. Forty percent. The official unemployment rate in CA of 12 plus percent is a joke. Try more like 20% for a realistic number. The Average Joe is p*ssing himself while the government feeds him lies and false hope of a “recovery”. Not gonna happen.

    Around seventy percent of our economy is consumer based. Stick a knife in it, it’s done. How pathetic is it that our society now vests all its hopes and wishes for thriving, indeed survival, on a yearly ceremony we have come to call Black Friday. I’m told that “consumers” in Paso were caught on video chanting, dancing and wringing the necks of chickens in the WalMart parking lots the other day in the hopes of winning supernatural favor for that race down the aisle to the flat-screen TV loss leaders. Can anyone confirm this?

    So, we can continue to delude ourselves about the prospect of returning to a reality that was never real and sustaining the inherently unsustainable. That’s ok then. But the trouble with self-delusion, either in a person or a society, is that reality doesn’t give a f*ck what anybody believes, or what story they put out. Reality doesn’t “spin.” Reality does not have a self-image problem. Reality does not yield its workings to self-esteem management, sensitivity training or diversity quotas. These days, Americans don’t like reality very much because it won’t let them push it around. Reality is an immoveable force and the only question for human beings in the face of it is: What will you do about it? It’s astonishing that so many so-called smart people don’t get this.

    Understand this: They’re flat-out lying about the employment figures issued in the government’s name. They’re willfully ignoring the utter bankruptcy gripping government at all levels. Most of all, they persist in promoting the lie that this economy can return to the prior state of reckless debt accumulation (aka “consumerism”) that has made us so ridiculous and unhealthy.

    I understand the awesome power and stamina of Moron Culture in the USA, in everything from the way we inhabit the landscape, the fiasco of suburbia, to the way we feed ourselves – an endless megatonnage of microwaved Velveeta and corn byproducts – along with the popular entertainment offerings of Reality TV, NASCAR ovals, and the hideous, gigantic evangelical church shows beloved in the zombie Heartland. For f*cks sake, if such a concept as “an offense in the sight of God” has any meaning at all, then surely the way we conduct ourselves in this land is the epitome of it – though this is hardly an advertisement for competing religions, who are themselves over-supplied with morons, be they closeted sado-masochistic Southern Baptist teleministers, Vatican-approved child molesters, or mullahs dispatching suicide bombers to the marketplaces frequented by housewives and their children.

    But when reality comes a calling, as it always does eventually, that is a bad crazy day. A hard pillow to sleep with. Reality doesn’t care if the dog peed on your homework…or you had car trouble this morning…or the tattoo on your neck got infected.

    Reality will soon take us out to some woodshed of the national soul and beat the living crap out of us.

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  4. mccdave says:

    The Brits did “America’s Most Embarrassing Parents” thirty-five years ago, probably because their empire died sooner than ours:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzXGhZebNOo

    I’d agree with Professor Booty except for one far more disturbing possibility: that the U.S. might actually be able to go back to business as usual. People keep buying Treasury bills and the Chinese keep their currency undervalued, so we still have some room to run before we reach the end of the leash and suddenly choke ourselves. And the belief in property-based easy wealth is definitely seeing a recovery:
    http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2009/11/flipper-in-trouble.html

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  5. cheseburger says:

    Van Curaza, went to rehab there/lived there. Now he is excepted back in the lineup,( that’s terminology for take off spot in a surf break, he has been behaving much better and I think the stay at the Devaul ranch, did him a world of good, you could be paying for him, if he went to prison and now he’s a famous surfer again, that has more time, to pay back many!

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  6. cheseburger says:

    After building a sewer half way, smack dab in the middle of town, getting shut down, for the dumb move in the first place, they expect L.O. to pay for the whole project, get real, good old boys live in L.O. too, and they won’t stand for it, it will be spread out, at the last minute, I would bet my life on it, since it’s not worth much anymore. Sewer cost should be shared through out the county, and this is related because everybody has to ____, even Devaul.

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  7. cheseburger says:

    Booty,I love this so true, we get bent over all the time out here, the dam CSD took $3,200, just like Hurst did, only who do I sue? The county of San Luis, Los Osos pays as much property tax as anybody else in the county, how come half of it is dirt roads and pot holes? Where’s my money San Luis county, you slapped me with a $25,000 bill do I get the $3,200 hundred back or do I have to sue? I think this may be what booty is referring too! I endorse booty’s negative 13 comment, he’s right!

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  8. cheseburger says:

    Macdave; reply 10, similar only more expensive situation, Jeffrey Stoolberg, is not, so nice and has also kind of, bent over a few friends, publicity, cheap advertising,lawyers, pissed at all of em, the guy sucks as an attorney and I have facts to prove it, if he wants to get caught up, in litigation, bring it on, he knows what his incompetent law firm did to me, oh yeah they all say that would be his answer, hey berger just look up the guy you told could not drink alcohol for a year, then he fires you and asks the judge to check and there is nothing (no order) say’s you couldn’t of had a few beers with the boy’s, with the court, sorry!
    As for Devastator Devaul the Devil he’s this counties only hope of becoming human again. Or you could move to Delano and get home invaded like my cousin, because, no one gave a dam there, I wonder how many crimes this man keep from happening! Is there a creek behind your house! I’ll be moving in soon!

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  9. Cindy says:

    I’m glad to hear that this story will be going National. The timing couldn’t be better, do we know what the dates for Dan’s appearance on Good Morning America and Larry King Live will be? This could bring in lots of donations for his cause.

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  10. hotdog says:

    Lot of gack being thrown around. For the record I am mostly in Dan’s court but I am sure there is much to be said on the other side. Since this has degenerated to some sort of Tea Party shout down I will throw in Christine Mulholland was a caring, attentive and hard working SLO council member for many years. She was not on the ‘board’ as someone insinuated. I am weak on facts but assume she has been alarmed for some time about various activities at the ranch, some of which would horrify anyone who cares to listen to her (as I did). She -may have been- a longstanding ‘complainer’ but the result and so-called persecution of Dan were not in her hands in the least. I’ve watched the news and heard Dan on Congalton, I think it is time to hear from the other side for comparison and thoughtful assessment.
    This whole issue brings up the broader issue of city/county surveillance and prosecution of minor/major violations of the so-called codes. In many or most cases these efforts are generated by complaints, and often they resemble vindictive actions of hostile neighbors when in reality the issues amount to little of importance but the resulting enforcement causes havoc (time, money etc) to the accused-FOR NO EFFECTIVE GAIN! Health and safety are important issues, but what if your window is too small? You might have to spend hundreds of bucks to fix that according to modern standards. What if your lifestyle doesn’t fit the cookie cutter outlines of current codes? The authorities can turn your life upside down because you have an angry neighbor!
    There does need to be sensitivity and common sense employed in these issues. Of course new construction should be up to modern standards but many do not have the inclination or resources to upgrade their circumstances at the whim of a codebook.
    We all know of the (potential) many innocent prisoners languishing in Guantanamo and other places because some sheik or tribal chief accused someone of being a terrorist-our troops arrest the person and throw him into detention (and often torture) where they may languish for years without a trial. In a similar way our authorities do the dirty work of people who rat out their neighbors to satisfy some malignant feeling. And of course it is often anonymous. I don’t know how to get around this but the parallels are ominous.
    I don’t think Christine was outraged at a different lifestyle or ‘had it in’ for Dan. I think she was genuinely concerned about a number of issues that ought to be looked at. The trouble is when the ‘gummint’ arrives they often find an avalanche of stuff to cite which makes the solution way too heavy to deal with. And of course in this case the good work of Dan should have given him some slack (and maybe it did, this has been going on for years).
    To sum up, I think all the armchair observers should look for answers from both sides before condemning anyone. Maybe this site and Congalton will host opinions of the neighbors, county enforcement and any ‘ol hack from the court not too embarrassed to explain their end of things.

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    • GKB says:

      Well said, hotdog! Most of the time I read the comments for “entertainment” purposes, but your comments are what I believe should be on these sites; well written, and well thought out, instead of the character assassinations usually found here.

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  11. SensitiveGuy says:

    Juror # 5 succumbs to Jury pressure and votes Guilty.What did they do ? Boy,i’ll bet the Mob would find you to their liking.

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    • south says:

      All I know is that if this kook is the manager of a radiology office in Templeton, I’m making sure I get my xrays done in SLO.

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  12. SLOChildrenAtPlay says:

    So did you create this post on your luch break? Or is the local Jr. High School out today? Chubby? Multiple ctas? Is this how you judge character? What are you twelve? Your parents should reset that parental controls on your computer to limit access to Cal Coast News because it’s content is obviosuly too mature for you. I would rather the homeless and mentally ill be housed in any environment, under any conditions other than in the middle of dowtown SLO. Christine Mulholland doesn’t believe this, because she doesn’t live downtown. Someone please tell me one thing that Mulholland did during her term on the City Council that helped shelter the homeless. Our downtown is just dirty. If you shop in the morning hours, you are welcomed by the vomit and piss left by last night’s bar goers. Add to the vomit and piss, homeless people in record numbers (for SLO) panhandling not only on the street, but many of them will now follow you into stores – and pandhandle in the aisles. I’ve been solicited twice in the aisles of CVS at Broad and Marsh!! So are we will to endure more of this, so Cristine doesn’t have too look at it in her neighborhood? In this morning’s Tribune, Christine Mulholland charcterizes all of us as hicks, by insinuating that we all think the homeless are better off at Sunny Acres rather than in the “cricks.” Yes, she wrote “cricks.” People like Chirstine Mulholland, and this dope “rogerfreberg” think your all stupid, fat, and own too many cats. That’s all they care about. To hell with downtown, to hell with your community, just Not In My Backyard. “rogerfreberg” and Christine Mulholland, you deserve each other.

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    • SanSimeonSam says:

      Well stated slo. That article of Mullhollands was very transparent and very disdainful of those of us not born with silver spoons in our mouths like her. She needs to go back to LA and move back onto Mullholland Drive where she came from. She has never worked for a living and certainly never made a meaningful contribution as a local politician. Rogerfreberg, if thats his real name, is a real nut case. He keeps threatening folks on this site……hes going to hunt us down and do bodily harm to us. Hes stalking some of us on the internet and has clearly lost the ability for rational action. Maybe he should run for city council. In the meantime, the soap opera continues and the black eye our county is getting is making national news. Wait until Fox and CNN figure out that a juror on the trial that convicted Devaul posted bail for him. This after she was cajoled into voting guilty by the judge in the trial…Wonder what Trice’s connection is to Mullholland and Gibson. I still say we need an independent citizens review board with some authority to investigate just whats going on. The tip of the iceberg is pretty damn jdisgusting and clearly costly to us taxpayers I wonder what the rest of the berg looks like.

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      • cheseburger says:

        Hey just want to let you know, you write a lot better then I do, so I endorse you!

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    • momof3 says:

      So you wanted to know what Christine did while she was on the board…. hummmm let me think oh wait she tried to shut down doing anything to South Street after a 8 year old child was killed. Thank goodness Caltrans actually relized that this area was next to a park and a school. And you could not get from one to the other without playing “frogger”. Her answer to me, was this, you could walk up to the lights at either end of South St., There is a mile between the lights, and I hate to say it I know too many kids that do not want to walk that far. When bringing up the fact that this is a residential neighborhood, and the speed limit should be 35 she just looked at me like I was nuts.
      Maybe SLOPD need to follow her to one of her favorite place “The Sub” where she picks up her pipes and whatnots.

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      • R.Hodin says:

        Christine also voted against a large affordable housing project on Orcutt, on the bus routes, close to shopping.

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        • zaphod says:

          She also voted against the downtown housing project at Marsh and Nipomo St. IIRC but it passed anyway.

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  13. Booty JuJu says:

    This level of deranged attention seeking is clearly attributable to the close proximity of Los Osos.

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    • mccdave says:

      Come to think of it, this does have the scent of Los Ososan quixoticism. The name “Sunny Acres” becomes ironic when you realize that it’s situated in the Los Osos Valley Wind Tunnel. An inadvertently-ventilated tin shack in such a place is liable to induce hypothermia and, when the fog rolls in as it does most days, seasonal affective disorder in July. (This probably explains Christine Mulholland too.) A sleeping bag under a bridge on the leeward side of Cerro San Luis sounds more comfy to me.

      But it’s hard to interpret the facial expressions in the photos in this article, since they skipped a much-needed detour through Photoshop. (It’s called Unsharp Mask. Have you heard of it?) Juror bias deserves digital enhancement. No surprise that Cost Plus News hasn’t reviewed the transcripts from voir dire, and as a wise defense counsel once said: if it doesn’t fit, you must vote to convict, then bail the defendant out.

      And by the way, love the caption layout work. Delicious use of Verdana! WordPress should add this site to their Night Gallery.

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      • kettle says:

        “since they skipped a much-needed detour through Photoshop” Sure and if it became known that “they edited the pictures” You would be all yuck Photo-shop yuck. etc.
        “Cost Plus News” that I like, frugal yet newsy, Lol
        Just saying.\.

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        • mccdave says:

          There’s a difference between photo editing and photo manipulation/photoillustration, and there are well known steps in preparing photos for the web.

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    • SanSimeonSam says:

      Wait for it……..one solution fits all……….Lets make Sunny Acres the site for the Los Osos Sewer.

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      • cheseburger says:

        Exactly what I was thinking, but why put it there, this county is so screwed up they will tear down the Maddonna Inn and put it there! I say let the rich Mollahornas pay for this sewer since they are so in to getting rid of crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And put it in their yard.

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  14. Rewind says:

    So the con man is temporarily not a con?

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  15. Cindy says:

    “The frustrating thing for me is that the county asked him (De Vaul) to keep a sex offender on the property and supplied a trailer for him to live in. Then they charge (De Vaul) for having that trailer on his property,” Partin said.
    WHAT !! I didn’t see that in any of the papers, I’d like to hear more about that ?? Outrageous, I wonder if the NIMBY’s know that one! Ha

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  16. Cindy says:

    Perhaps Mary or someone should set up an e-mail address for people who are willing to help Devaul so that they can make contact to form a solution. Post the address here and over in the Tribune. There seem to be plenty of supporters. A group of contractors/builders could probably do the repairs in a day or two. I think someone should call Eric Parkinson and ask him to cough up some VeAhvata money so that he is in compliance with what he claims on his 501C income tax returns. He claims that his organization assists the homeless in SLO. He collects a couple of hundred thousand a year and so far it’s either gone in his pocket or over to his resort (by the beach where he and his friends volunteer) in India.

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  17. south says:

    I thought the sentencing would be good drama, so I went to the court to check it out last Monday. It was pretty much filled with DeVaul supporters. I came in a little late and had to stand for a while until I found a seat when one of the supporters phone wouldn’t stop ringing and had to leave. The stench of old alcohol permeated the audience seating area, to the point where I got up and left.

    Clean and sober – my eye! You bleeders got hoodwinked again.

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    • Goyo says:

      I just sent in an email to the editor of New Times asking why “sober living facility’ in the Colin Rigley article on St. Dan de Vaul’s Sunny Acres, weren’t capitalized, and whether it was just hearsay. Christine Mulholland wrote a piece, “Out my window”, that she could not get published by either the New Times or Telegram Tribune. In it she described the horror witnessed by her and her neighbors, and described in official county records, of animal abuse and cruelty. Before the homeless Dan was building a motocross track until stopped. I think he should try toxic waste, actually, perhaps storage casks from Diablo. I think a man should be allowed to do with his land what he wants, before he is thrown into prison for recklessness.

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      • cheseburger says:

        Goyo you just made juru with that one, you are so right, you never own land, you only rent it, from the government for a short time, until you can’t pay the taxes, or there is an illness in the family, then someone else buys it and you are ______! I want a deal, out right no strings, just how much for the freaking land and then leave me the ____, alone! Not that I like sex offenders but I think Mullhorn was more worried about one of them crossing the road, then the view, a valid concern addressed the wrong way, now give me some plus signs because, I don’t know how!

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  18. mccdave says:

    “Attorney Stulberg has also waived his fee.”

    …Just as long as this stays in the press. I had a friend who was being shafted by her landlord and she called Jeffrey Stulberg. Stulberg’s first question: how much are you paying in rent? Her answer was $1200. His next words were, “I’m gonna pass.”

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  19. mccdave says:

    Two words: Stockholm Syndrome

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  20. juror number5 says:

    My hope is that somehow we can find a way to help Mr. De Vaul bring his operation up to code. Are there Contractors out there that are willing to help?? I would bet that there are. We cannot allow a few people to insist that the view from their deck is more important than human suffering. That would be a true crime! Who else out there is willing to step up and help???

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  21. Lewy says:

    Obviously not all of the stench in this county emanates from north of the Grade.

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    • mccdave says:

      The exception that proves the rule.

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      • cheseburger says:

        Cheseburger will help, if some one gives me gas money to get there, scared to ride my bike and I would need my tools also, pick me up in L.O. Van Curraza will help too, as long as the waves are only so so and not perfect.

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  22. racket says:

    The Duffy/Trice connection is priceless.

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  23. racket says:

    This is beginning to sound like a made-for-TV movie for the holidays.

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  24. BeenThereDoneThat says:

    Mary, may the good Lord shower many blessings on you and yours. Ms Mulholland may the devil him self have something special for you Be-e-a-atch!!

    As for Trice. Accussed of misconduct and found that there isn’t any and after he presures Mary?? Give me a break. Trice is a piece of you know what. Again our local Gov. officials from the court to SLO cops thinking they are better than the rest of us who pay these sad sacks wages. Not sure if Trice is elected to Judgeship but if he is, I say to everyone remember this!!!!!!!!!

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  25. Vagabond says:

    Number one, I do not believe for one moment that the prosecutors in this case had the “safety” of any of DeVauls lodgers in their true hearts.
    I do not think that any real public service was improved by this trial.
    And i truly hope that when Devaul is forcibly removed as the juggernaught wants, that a large flock of buzzards take up residence upon the fence-posts of this property and consume roadkill for the unobstructed view of the neighbors on hot windy days.
    And I hope Laguna Lake turns into the fetid swamp that they deserve.

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    • mccdave says:

      Let’s entertain a counterfactual. It’s not hard to imagine some accident at Sunny Acres caused by the shoddy conditions — a fire perhaps — that hurt or killed someone and the first question on everyone’s lips being, “Why didn’t the County prevent this? These buildings clearly weren’t up to code! Typical government incompetence.”

      As cynically self-interested as Mulholland may be, no one should have any illusions about Sunny Acres and its Al Sharptonesque leader:
      http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=San+Luis+Obispo,+California&t=h&ll=35.270305,-120.703909&spn=0.001594,0.002626&z=19

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      • zaphod says:

        Thanks for the link mccdave, The street view is beautiful.

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      • cheseburger says:

        So he must have a plane, I googled my house, same trashy seen, so what most people don’t have time to be critical of others, or planes, idle minds are the devils workshop!

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