Well you want to do something. What do you suggest

I wonder what a litigation attorney would say due to the actual definition of loitering. “stand or wait around idly or without apparent purpose” If you are in a restaurant (and not on probation) you are there with a purpose, eat drink and be merry! It should not be considered “loiter”. In Spanish the word for loitering implies that someone is there with the purpose of causing harm or looking fir an opportunity for some illegal activity. I understand that the SO = Sherrif Office 😉 makes up their own rules as they go but come on!

Hmm. Yes. And yet when people like me talk about rising up against these thieves and starting a revolution, I get dismissed as a crazy person and need to be reminded to follow all the rules and laws of the state and blah, blah, blah. The whole country is being run by corporate thieves like this, yet we sit back and let them screw us. Over and over and over and……….

I was wondering about the A.C. when I was in F.D.O.C Seems We was supposed to have cable and big screen t.v, I went in the system in early 90’s I never saw any of these items

Easy question… Mcdonalds has a playground in some of its restaurants, and Chuck E Cheese does as well. I have saw them when I lived in Orlando,Fla. and they are out here in Phoenix AZ as well.A probation/parole (conditional release) when I had the Con Release I had 1000 foot law. I was told by probation office not to even walk down the same side of the road as the school,playground etc. Thank GOD I don’t have the 1000 foot law here, I just have to register for life

The Captain and I both live in Brevard county. The county has a “proximity ordinance” that prohibits an RSO from “loitering” within 1000’ of a school, park, playground, daycare ect. Anything other than a doctors appointment, attorneys visit, church and a couple others are considered loitering. No banks, gas stations, no restaurants, no grocery shopping. You have to contact the Sheriff’s SORT office to see if anyplace you want to stop is I n a restricted area. You are only allowed to travel through the areas without stopping. If you live in an area that becomes a restricted area while you’re living there you don’t have to move but you are only allowed to drive into and out of your property without stopping. Essentially you can’t walk across the street to talk to your neighbors. If you’re not on probation it’s a misdemeanor offense but if you’re on probation it’s a violation and potential prison time.

In Brevard County Florida a restricted zone is any zone that within 1000 feet includes a childcare center, school, playground, park, or tennis court. I was having dinner in a nice restaurant that unbeknownst to me was within 1000 feet of a ‘closed, empty childcare center, on an adjacent road on the other side of a double set of railroad tracks and a fenced in county truck farm. I didn’t even know the place existed…I do now. I was on GPS otherwise no one would have cared a hoot about it. I am now off of probation and it’s not much of a worry anymore.

This is more a curiosity then anything else, but what constitutes a restricted zone for a restaurant ?

We used to hear stories all the time in prison about how big screen TVs and other things were DONATED from organizations for us to have in the dorms, but the officers would commondere them and take the stuff home for themselves.

Is there any other proof needed to show that FL is the most crooked, ass backwards state in the US?? The prisons are an industry for them, plain and simple.