stuff dries pretty hard, so it s not soft. there s probably four or five weapons in there once you melt them all down. we re going to write him up for destruction of state property and take his stool out and when we have a stool available, we ll give him another. like i tell a lot of these officers, if you do your job, you should be safe. you shouldn t get stabbed or anything like that, but there s always that one time you slip up or you forget to do something, and that s when it happens. these guys want you and they ll wait and wait until you don t follow procedure. and that s when you get hurt. it s not uncommon for inmates to land longer sentences in prison because of bad behavior on the inside. inmate david scritchfield learned this lesson the hard way. i ve been in prison 18 1/2 years now. i have been convicted of aggravated assault on police officers probably two or three times, battery on officers. you know, anything you can think of.
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of a lot of the president s men went to jail. the president himself lied. he destroyed tapes, it is pretty clear to me, the 18 1/2 minute gap. he tried to invoke the cia and the fbi in covering up a crime that was conducted on his behalf. so for political purposes, i can see why people would make that. peggy noonan wrote recently that the irs scandal was the worst scandal since watergate. and it occurred to me, i was covering iran-contra during the reagan administration when she was working for that president and we were funding a war illegally. we were trying to make a deal with the iranians at the time. that was a pretty big scandal, quite honestly. abu ghraib was a big scandal. and no one was really held accountable for it. so this happens in every administration. and it is happening again. and tom, you were saying earlier that there are times when the reporters have to make their case in a national security context. negotiating really, back and
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inmate david scritchfield learned this lesson the hard way. i ve been in prison 18 1/2 years now. i have been convicted of aggravated assault on police officers probably two or three times, battery on officers. you know, anything you can think of. i mean, i have stabbed officers. i ve sliced officers. i ve probably thrown chemical warfare on 30 people, 40 people, if not more. at one point it had gotten to where i had absolutely lost my mind. i had got out of my cell over at the north by sliding my handcuffs to the front, pulling out about a six to an eight inch knife and stabbing two different officers and chasing quite a few other ones around.