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Woman held in mental health facility because police didn't believe BMW was hers
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Oooooh, a 2003. You'd have to be a millionaire to own a 2003 BMW.
I skimmed the articles but it doesn't sound like there is someone involved in these commitments that is impartial. That would be a good job for me.
I skimmed the articles but it doesn't sound like there is someone involved in these commitments that is impartial. That would be a good job for me.
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she shouldn't have stolen that BMW.
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http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/1...ew-team-arena-security-believe-was-nba-player
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- New Hornets guard Jeremy Lin says he had trouble convincing a security guard that he's an NBA player when he showed up at the team's Charlotte arena.
The NBA's first American player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent, Lin tweeted about the encounter Saturday:
A Hornets spokesman said the team didn't have any comment.
The 6-foot-3 Lin signed with the Hornets in July.
Lin played at Harvard and went undrafted before making a name for himself during the second half of the 2012 season with the Knicks. His knack for hitting big shots and double-figure scoring average sparked the term "Linsanity."
His playing time and production decreased during stints with the Lakers and Rockets.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- New Hornets guard Jeremy Lin says he had trouble convincing a security guard that he's an NBA player when he showed up at the team's Charlotte arena.
The NBA's first American player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent, Lin tweeted about the encounter Saturday:
A Hornets spokesman said the team didn't have any comment.
The 6-foot-3 Lin signed with the Hornets in July.
Lin played at Harvard and went undrafted before making a name for himself during the second half of the 2012 season with the Knicks. His knack for hitting big shots and double-figure scoring average sparked the term "Linsanity."
His playing time and production decreased during stints with the Lakers and Rockets.
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This is seriously F-ed up. Most mental health facilites are basically prisons. And God knows what liberties the staff is going to take with you while you're in there. I hope some people get fired for this.
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