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To Everybody,

As many of you are aware, Kevin Pullum, a convicted murderer, walked out of the LASD Twin Towers Correctional Facility over 10 days ago. This is a major embarrassment to the Sheriff's Dept. You can view this story at:
www.latimes.com/escape

What is ironic is that Pullum walked straight through the Main Facility Control area on his way out the employee entrance. This area is what is known as a "sallyport". It has sliding doors that allow entrance into the port "area" the doors close and another door opens to access the "non-secure" side. Many deputies observed this man walk out with an ID constructed of a Dr. Doolittle picture from the newspaper.

Sheriff Lee Baca, in "damage control" mode when on to claim that there had been no escapes since he became Sheriff. Well, the good Sheriff was forced to retract that statement as there have been 13 escapes since he has been in office.

A good question to ponder is can the Sheriff pass a polygraph? He sure can't pull the wool over the media's eyes.

Fred F. Wink

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Posted by: False + Posted on: Jul 19^th, 2001 at 6:36am	Mark & Quote Quote
Quote: A good question to ponder is can the Sheriff pass a polygraph? Fred F. Probably not, as it sounds like the exalted Sheriff would not even meet the basic mental competence requirements to submit to a polygraph in the first place 13 escapes eh .. Well, Sheriff, your work is cut out for ya...