Hundreds of California recall ballots, drugs, loaded gun found in passed out felon’s car

a reply to: calman787

I was born in Oakland and raised in Hayward in one of the new houses built for veterans. Cal Vet loans up and down the street filled with WWll vets all.

originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: Vasa Croe

One has nothing to do with the other. I read the article provided for this thread. I am certainly not confused. A junkie stole 1000 pieces of mail that happened to have ballots in it. He had multiple id's and credit cards, the police determined the ballots were not the target of his theft. It appears you are confused, as you claimed the thief separated the ballots which was not stated in the report.

So, does this trigger you? You are defending him more than the Simpson lawyers. Are you scared this proves election fraud exists and Trump might have been right?

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: 1947boomer

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: 1947boomer

I wonder if he had plans for those ballots?

I bet a thorough investigation including tracking his previous movements and communications would help showing who he was working with. I doubt a crackhead could come up with an election rigging scam on his own.

What makes you think he was working with anyone?

Call it a hunch.

Hopefully some of these people aren't part of our police or investigative population. It seems in today's world some people won't believe anything even when it's smacking them across the face if the TV told them otherwise.

-- Good little citizens that just follow the official narrative and defend it at every turn, not thinking for a second why censorship and gaslighting are a necessary part of the process.

a reply to: theatreboy
Seriously? Because I discussed what information was provided in the OP I'm triggered?

That is really funny. I would guess the people making things up about the ballots being separated and sorted are triggered. The POS felon deserves all the prison time he gets. Besides the ballots there are 700 pieces of mail people didn't get. Could be birthday cards, checks, etc. Things they could have been anxiously waiting for.

Election fraud does exist. People are charged with it every election season on all levels.

In this case I choose to believe the detectives as people stealing mail and using that info to steal identities happens frequently. What happened to the back the blue party? Can't support their conclusion in this case? That phrase seems to be a rally cry only in certain instances lately.

If you are triggered to believe this yahoo is part of a bigger conspiracy that's on you. I referenced information provided by the OP.

Just think if this narcoleptic drug addict looking for birthday cards in peoples mail boxes can amass 300 ballots... what could a highly funded political campaign do that is intent on winning a close election?

originally posted by: Arnie123
Nice job on the find!

Check the time.
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a reply to: Vasa Croe

and unless he opened all the mail (which obviously is not the case from the pictures) the police don't have the right to open it either

Indeed. This closed his entire argument right there and then.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe

originally posted by: GoShredAK

originally posted by: Guyfriday
Those pills look like kid vitamins. Well I'm not sure if California will go after him for gun possession or just being a nuisance and let go. I guess it will be up to Pelos..."The Law" to sort this one out.

They're called Xanax bars and footballs and they do make them look like candy and addicts will eat them like skittles and black out and do some crazy $h!t.

LOL...so you're saying you think this guy was just popping Xanax and decided to steal some ballots and that's all there is to it? LOL....GTFOH.

Well I definitely think he was popping them cause he was found passed out in the car...

Idk know why he took the ballots, probably someone paid him to or he is a tds victim.

So no Op, I don't think that's all there is to it.

originally posted by: everyone

originally posted by: GoShredAK
Could just be the Xanax. Too much Xanax will turn you into a mindless wandering Cleptomaniac...

Someone blacked out on Xanax will look you in the eye and put your Playstation 4 in their pocket.

Yeah, right. And they also start stealing ballots from mailboxes...and just the ballots because Xanex made them do it. I wanted to say Nice Try but it really isn't.

I wasn't really saying this isn't at all related to election fraud.....just pointing out people do crazy stuff on Xanax thats all.

Could have been a radical lefty who ate too many of the bars he was supposed to be selling and failed his ballot harvesting mission.....that is more where I was headed with that idea...

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Posted a reply but apparently lost in the ether. Berkeley born. Albany raised. Bought my East bay home without using my VA loan. Back to the OP...A number of years ago I was the victim of mail theft and resulting identity theft. What a pain to correct. Credit screwed to this day. Most likely the passed out perp aka azzhole was doing just that. Probably just happened to time it with ballot arrivals. I'm guessing the mail confiscated by the police was organized at the station and photos taken.

a reply to: calman787

Or certain groups are paying for ballots and that is how he was funding his drug use. There's video of two women going through the mailboxes in an apartment complex. They used a USPS master key to be able to access all of the mail boxes at one time. The only thing that they are taking are Recall Ballots.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Remember that "democrats" want to allow felons to vote. So this guy is a democrat, socialist or communist. This is exactly why felons should not be able to vote. Most of them think they should be able to break the law, and they broke the law, otherwise they wouldn't be felons.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

is this true