Orange County, Otisville, NY +Escaped Prisoner+ police are on the lookout for a Hispanic male that just walked off the Otisville Federal Prison grounds and is nowhere to be found.
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halacha:
you should rather die (get killed ) than rat out a fellow jew!!!!! you know who i mean!!!
Wat ever happened to al todin es chaverghah ad sh’tagi’ah limkomo????????
anon 10:49
אז די ביסט א גנב מיינט נאך נישט אז יעדער איז, און בכלל פון ווי האסטו גענומען דעם היתר צו מסרן יודן מיט שקרים?
די רייצט אן די גוים! אז די יודן זענען גנבים וכו’ מען וואלט געדארפט בודק זיין אויב די שטאמסט פון יודן
Anon 3:26
Ken zain bizst gerecht.
(p.s. in earlier times, Rishonim, they would be mechyev misa for aza rade. daya lechkima)
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Yes, but the prisons in those days differed very much from Otisville.
Nine days.
Not a time to hang out dirty laundry…
According to the law if you make 75 grand you are considered wealthy.
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Realy, can you show me where it says this?
Att anon 9:07
Ever heard of the din Moser? Rodef?
Keep calm!!
(p.s. in earlier times, Rishonim, they would be mechyev misa for aza rade. daya lechkima)
Otisville — A 44-year-old convicted drug dealer walked away from a federal prison camp last night but David Perez didn’t get very far.
U.S. Marshals and a litany of other law enforcement agencies found him three hours later, said officials from the Federal Correctional Institution in Otisville.
Prison officials discovered Perez was missing at about 5:30 p.m. A manhunt by U.S. Marshals, Mount Hope police, Orange County Sheriff’s deputies, correctional staff and state police ensued and Perez was found at about 8:35 p.m.
Perez, a native of Hartford, Conn., is serving a 17-year prison term for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute drugs and distribution of more than five kilograms of cocaine.
His anticipated release date is June 30, 2012.The federal prison camp at Otisville is a minimum security facility that houses roughly 125 offenders.
10:49 – I never made $75k and my income was always taxable on the books. I managed to pay for yeshivas for 5 children and chassanahs etc. I say if you comit the crime, be ready to do the time.
Cut the garbage. You don’t even know what paying taxes means. According to the law if you make 75 grand you are considered wealthy. No frum Jew with our tuitions, camps, Sukkahs, Matzos etc… can live off of that. You don’t even know what your accountants are doing, they make certain things deductible that aren’t. I am not saying that there isn’t a person out there who is very strict but most people fudge things at some point. You just don’t even realize at this point that it is illegal. Do you have a cleaning lady? Do you pay her taxes. OK, I know some guy will pop up and say yes but let’s get real, most of us don’t. And how many people have never paid or gotten paid off the books. I don’t do it either officially but I can’t say I’ve NEVER done it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9:07 – I find your statement: ” Most of the people in the camp there are guilty of crimes most of us do all the time. Don’t tell me you don’t evade taxes in sme way.”, outrageous and insulting.
Most people I know obey the laws and pay their taxes. There is nothing that I have ever done that warrants more than a fine for speeding. Maybe you should look for a more upstanding circle of friends.
I’m with anon 9:36. Just because some of you may evade taxes or engage in other activities that could land you in Otisville, don’t assume that the rest of us do. While I understand the temptation, there is no reason any of these crimes should be treated any differently than eating pork.
anon 9:07
No
we follow the law all the way!
I love the way you people are mocking. Most of the people in the camp there are guilty of crimes most of us do all the time. Don’t tell me you don’t evade taxes in sme way. Those guys were just caught and you weren’t!!!!!!!!!!
Ottisville is a minimum security prison. You can just walk off and leave. You would be meshuga to do it, because once they catch you your going to a much worse prison.
is it permissable to do money laundrying in the nine days? pleaaaaaase answer me this sheila
He didn’t escape. He just went to ask a Sheilah about the doing his laundry in the nine days.
maybe he is working in oorah? I hear they are looking for more workers
Is this the heimishe place with the Daf Yomi?
Everyone in the country. Lock your doors, windows, and keep a close eye on your loved ones.
It’s pretty easy if the prisoner was in the camp. When I had a relative there for IRS issues, nto exactly a major security risk, he was in the camp and you technically could just walk off. If he was in the camp, chances are he isn’t too dangerous because most of the people there were there for mney crimes. But in todays judicial system, you never know. Murderers get off with less than money crimes.
Why didn’t I do it?
IS IT THAT EASY, YOU JUST WALK OFF?