[PugMom]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

That will probably never happen....but as part of a treaty between BOP and ToTV, the former has agreed to house some of the latter’ worst repeat offenders. The area, known as C block, short for Curmudgeon is believed to have housed prolific posters such as GE, JM, SUTB a couple of guys from MN and WI as well. *

*insert Sheldon here

it will be a jail for Villagers!! with golf carts, yet!

[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

According to the charges, he was only dangerous to those two FBI agents. They were specifically targeted during a specific incident that had nothing to do with the Villages. If he's let go, and shows up in the town square, maybe just - try not to bring up political activism against Native Americans. As long as you remember that, you should be fine.

Anyone born in America is a Native American. This convicted murderer is simply a descendant of some of the earliest immigrants from Asia whose descendants survived.

[bmcgowan13]

Coleman's current residents have all screwed up, done something stupid, got captured and tried in court.

I am much more concerned with the miscreants and felonys-in-waiting freely roaming the county tonight that haven't been caught yet..

The major hitters inside Coleman today are of little immediate concern for me--I am worried about the guys that are out driving around today and are going to Coleman in 2025 or 2026...the farm team...

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Anyone born in America is a Native American. This murderer is simply a descendant of some of the earliest immigrants from Asia whose descendants survived.

Just your first sentence....”anyone born in America is a Native American” Really?!

Did Liz Warren tell you that?*

*The Harvard Law Professor.....not the politician!

[Bwanajim]

Why is he still alive? He should’ve been fried 30 years ago! This is why we have such a crime problem in this country now. How could he even be considered for parole?🤬

[mraines]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

And?
Ive posted this several times on various threads. Coleman has been here since 2001....have you or anyone else experienced any issues related to their population? Not talking about lights, speakers or what one may have seen on Shawshank Redemption. You can be sure BOP has policies/procedures in place in the event of any security breach. Im pretty sure the developer did his due diligence on our long time abutters (sure BOP was in some of those meetings)....i dont think he would've expanded in that general area if he thought it would be an issue.

I grew up near Rahway State Prison in Jersey (Scared Straight). It was pretty much in the center of the town. I don't recall any escapes or problems.

[Shipping up to Boston]

Originally Posted by mraines

I grew up near Rahway State Prison in Jersey (Scared Straight). It was pretty much in the center of the town. I don't recall any escapes or problems.

Is Rahway where Stallone filmed ‘Lock up’?

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by Papa_lecki

If you watched Goldwingnut’s most recent video, he comments on a SECO substation he flies around and the MMP there. The end of the Coleman property is about 100 yards (via google earth) to the MMP.
320 feet to be exact.

To an actual house, about 600 feet.

Too close for comfort for me.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by Shipping up to Boston

Just your first sentence....”anyone born in America is a Native American” Really?!

Did Liz Warren tell you that?*

*The Harvard Law Professor.....not the politician!

Semantics. Anyone born in America is native to America, by definition. That makes them a native American.

However, a Native American is a member of the indigenous tribes within the borders of what we know as the United States of America.

Notice the difference between a native American and a Native American. One is capitalized, because it depicts one word of a two-word proper noun. The other is not, because it's just a descriptive of the single-word noun.

[MrChip72]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Too close for comfort for me.

I would rather live a few miles from a prison than a few miles from an area where many people belong in prison.

[Taltarzac725]

Think I met the Tilsen mentioned in the articles about Leonard Peltier. I did know his sister. Tilsen's sister.

I did find some of the Native American inmates we helped in Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners very demanding. Could hardly do much to really help them though. The sister of the Tilsen mentioned was in the same Class at the U of MN Law School (1989) and we were Co- Student Directors for Minnesota Correctional Facility- Stillwater.

[midiwiz]

Originally Posted by kendi

Coleman is a federal correctional which has 4 levels of security ranging from low to a high level 2

really knit picky? who the heck cares

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by MrChip72

I would rather live a few miles from a prison than a few miles from an area where many people belong in prison.

Exactly, ever been in a Walmart late at night?

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by midiwiz

really knit picky? who the heck cares

It is NOT nit-picky when Kendi is posting that information regarding the various levels of security at FCI-Coleman (in their post, #32) which DIRECTLY refutes your earlier post that it was a medium security facility.

That earlier post of yours, HOWEVER, Kendi quoted in their post (#32) but it has somehow been removed and the post numbers are still continuous. So somehow, midiwiz (Is that some kind of King of digital music?) deleted their post that was captured in Kandi's quote AND had the threads post numbers reset? Hmmmm, how could that have been done?

[Tobys Dad]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Why should I care?

Why should you comment if you don't care?