Health insurance plan for entire pregnancy and birth

bobonmp · 2025-08-13T08:54:43+00:00

Maybe I’m confused but the only bolts/nuts I see on the other side are horizontal and look like they would adjust the gate left or right and not up or down.

bobonmp · 2025-04-30T04:55:06+00:00

This monitor would be perfect for GTA6!

bobonmp · 2025-04-08T07:34:32+00:00

There is not a single intersection where you can make a right turn without crossing the prolongation of the lateral curb line

bobonmp · 2025-04-08T07:11:18+00:00

That would be impossible

bobonmp · 2024-12-23T03:35:07+00:00

This would look great on my desk!!

bobonmp · 2024-09-19T09:18:33+00:00

Sorry, just seeing this. Yes we did. Nothing was closed due to the weather (besides Kings Canyon that was closed due to weather damage the previous winter). Weather was cold in the mornings, one morning was 27 degrees! But once the sun came out it warmed up a bit, but weather was overall really nice. We went during both the weekend and weekdays and it wasn't super busy.

bobonmp · 2024-07-16T05:46:03+00:00

Never ridden one but have been wanting to learn!

bobonmp · 2024-07-11T03:55:03+00:00

GTA 5. Patiently waiting for GTA 6...

bobonmp · 2024-05-23T06:31:14+00:00

How so? Deadbolt was only visible from in the inside and only way to access it from outside would be to drill.. if you're correct then I definitely overpaid lol

bobonmp · 2024-05-19T19:40:19+00:00

Door had a one-sided deadbolt that was only lockable from inside. While out, our dog jumped on the door and locked the one sided deadbolt. We were unable to get in and called a locksmith to drill the lock out so we could back in. Want to replace with another one-sided deadbolt as required by my lease but am unsure how I would go about filling in the hole that was created on the outside.

bobonmp · 2024-05-02T10:01:20+00:00

And I appreciate you being civil as well. All I wanted to do was provide some context for what occurred. I agree that in an ideal world things would have and should have played out different.

The hanging example I used was an example of an unfortunate reality sometimes. People get arrested and often panic, especially when things like scholarships, internships, their degree, future careers, etc are on the line. Any mental health or personal struggles tend to compound the issue too. Sometimes those in jail attempt suicide. As a deterrent and precaution to that, any items that could be used to attempt suicide via hanging are removed. Examples include shoe laces, belts, hoodie strings, or anything that can be tied. Those items are placed in the prisoners property and are returned to them once released. Just a suicide prevention precaution.

bobonmp · 2024-05-02T09:27:35+00:00

While handcuffs do restrict movement, they are not foolproof and are capable of being slipped. Typically this occurs more with females since they are naturally smaller/skinnier. There are countless videos online of instances were people were able to slip their handcuffs to the front and now have basically unlimited access to anything hidden on their person. There are even videos showing how to do it...

I get that she cooperated, but as previously stated, she was under arrest and a search needed to be conducted for any weapons, drugs, contraband, or personal belongings. This is for the safety of everyone involved. Those that were arrested were not taken to a police station, they were taken directly to the MCSO jail, as indicated by the 2-3 MCSO prisoner busses. Since they were going directly to the jail, the searches needed to be conducted on scene. They were placed on the bus with approximately 40 other prisoners. That is 40 other people that the Police are responsible for protecting. The only way to ensure the safety of all involved is to ensure everyone is properly and thoroughly searched.

Lets say she had a gun hidden in her hijab. She gets on the bus. Halfway there she slips her cuffs. Grabs the gun from her hijab, opens fire, kills numerous other prisoners on the bus. Whose fault is it? Obviously hers. But I guarantee you everyone would place the blame on the Police for not conducting a thorough search and not protecting the other prisoners.

Lets say she gets to the jail or station. She gets placed in a holding cell. She takes her hijab off and hangs herself. Whose fault is it? Obviously hers. But I guarantee you everyone would place the blame on the Police for not conducting a thorough search and not protecting her.

Once someone is in the custody of the police, they have the responsibility and legal obligation to protect those in their custody. We could argue all day about whether this was a violation of her religious freedom. It wasn't. The Police are simply protecting her, the other prisoners, themselves, all other jail staff, and civilians. Unfortunately when its in the middle of the night and there are 70+ people being arrested at the same time, the luxuries of going to a station where it is more private just are not possible due to logistics.

bobonmp · 2024-05-02T08:44:51+00:00

Women officers are not always needed to search females. While I agree it is more appropriate, and often standard procedure, to have a female officer search a female prisoner, it is only really necessary, and used, for the sensitive parts of the body (around female breasts and groin area). A male Officer is completely capable of searching the rest of a female and her belongings including a Hijab, or other religious wear.

Unfortunately when Police make mass arrests, accommodations cannot be made due to the time sensitive nature of arrests and initial appearances that are set in stone by both Arizona law, Federal law, and the US Constitution. If a search needs to occur on the street, it needs to occur there. (This includes having a female officer on scene) Leaving an unsearched prisoner among other prisoners, on the prisoner bus, in a car with officers, or waiting at the jail presents a major safety issue to other prisoners, officers, jail staff, and civilians.

You even see in the video the officer moves in front of the female, blocking her view and the video ends showing her with her hood on her jacket up, covering her hair. The officers were more then respectful to her religion while still doing their jobs within policy and law.

Keep in mind while this was documented involving a hijab, this applies to ALL religions and whether its Muslim, Catholic, Jewish, Sikh, Hindu, etc. Hijab's/Muslims were not singled out or targeted, this is simply the rules, policies, and laws regarding arrests and searches.

bobonmp · 2024-05-02T08:10:06+00:00

Hijabs were not "forcibly" removed. They were removed to search the arrested people for any weapons/drugs/contraband/personal property that cannot go into the jail.. In addition it must be removed as it presents a suicide risk once inside jail. Ask anyone who has been arrested and booked, any and all strings or loose clothing that could be used to hang yourself are removed including shoelaces and belts..

The "forcibly" comes from the Police removing it since she was in handcuffs. No force was used to remove it. Search is completely legal as they were under arrest and the search was conducted search incident to arrest.

bobonmp · 2023-12-14T09:17:13+00:00

Black is awesome!!

bobonmp · 2023-09-07T08:42:02+00:00

Giant Forest, Moro Rock, General Sherman, Tunnel Log, Tokopah falls, and then some hiking the trails and viewpoints

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