She should have to compensate the sheriffs office for her bullshit. Someone could have died because of deputies busy with her bullshit instead of being able to respond or patrol.
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office is led by Bill Brown, the elected Santa Barbara County Sheriff-Coroner. As the chief law enforcement officer for Santa Barbara County, Sheriff Brown is responsible for a jurisdiction that comprises over 2,700 square miles with a population of approximately 443,000 people.
The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for law enforcement in the unincorporated areas of the county, the county jail system, superior court security, and coroner functions. We are also contracted to provide police services to the cities of Buellton, Carpinteria, Goleta, and Solvang. The Sheriff’s Office has approximately 600 employees and 150 volunteers at more than 25 work sites located throughout Santa Barbara County. Although the number varies, our team currently includes approximately 260 law enforcement deputies and 200 custody deputies.
To cover our widespread jurisdiction, we have stations and facilities located throughout North and South County. Our Sheriff’s Headquarters is located in Santa Barbara near Goleta. We also have eight sub-stations including Buellton, Carpinteria, Goleta, Isla Vista, Lompoc, New Cuyama, Santa Maria, and Solvang, as well as an office on the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indian’s Reservation.
The mission of keeping the public safe is an important and busy one. In 2016, the Sheriff’s Office deputies handled more than 119,000 calls for service which resulted in more than 19,000 reports written. The Sheriff’s Office Law Enforcement Operations Branch has a large number of specialty units and divisions that aid in our ability to provide front line law enforcement services and respond to all different types of scenarios. The speciality units include the Santa Barbara County Sheriff/Fire Air Support Unit, K-9 Unit, Bomb Squad, Special Enforcement Team, Hostage Negotiation Team, Dive Team, Narcotics/Gang Enforcement teams, Homeland Security Unit, Forensics Unit, Rural Crime Unit, Cold Case Unit, etc… We hope you will take the time to explore our website and learn about the many different groups that make up the Sheriff’s Office and all that goes into keeping our citizen’s safe.
In 2016, our Santa Barbara County Public Safety Dispatch Center received more than 235,000 calls for service for an average of 645 calls per day. Our dispatch center maintains Sheriff’s, County Fire, Ambulance, and other emergency communications for all the county areas, plus the cities of Buellton, Carpinteria, Goleta, Guadalupe, and Solvang. Consolidating these services under “one roof” provides for seamless coordination among the dispatch consoles and personnel, whether it’s a routine incident requiring a simple fire and medical response or a large scale incident, such as a major wildfire, winter storm causing floods or a mass shooting. Our dispatchers additionally provide Emergency Medical Dispatch and are able to give life-saving instructions to distressed callers until paramedics arrive. We are very proud of this highly trained team of first responders who are often the first point of contact during a crisis.
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Our Civil Bureau is a full service agency responsible for the actual service and enforcement of court orders. The Civil Bureau annually receives more than 6,000 requests for the service of civil documents, such as child custody papers, dissolution of marriage, orders to appear in court, restraining orders, small claims, subpoenas, and summons and complaints.
They have much better things to do
at the report saying Hazno spoke in German. He says 'Guten Abend' then speaks in English 
anyone could do that!
He'd have to be dragged out by men in white coats. And the fact that they'd have men in white coats there would prove that the RF think he's totally insane 
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The goggleboxers were very funny in their reaction to that. 
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.... they made me steal the cheesy poofs! and I have to feed them at regular intervals..... JUSTICE FOR HAMSTERS !
