MichelleCouch
MichelleCouch
Last login: Wednesday, May 1, 2013
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MichelleCouch 2 months, 2 weeks ago on FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Goodbye, Dad.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Goodbye, Dad.
Our "daddy's" are very special. Lovely memorial. Many prayers to you and your family.
MichelleCouch 2 months, 3 weeks ago on GGC food court fails health inspection
GGC food court fails health inspection
I'm totally with Buzz G! You hire them - and you absolutely own the issue.
MichelleCouch 2 months, 3 weeks ago on ART BEAT: Lawrenceville Community Orchestra to launch in spring
ART BEAT: Lawrenceville Community Orchestra to launch in spring
This is fabulous, Holley! Congratulations!
MichelleCouch 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Lawsuit lingers in ’08 shooting
Lawsuit lingers in ’08 shooting
It would certainly seem that the City of Duluth was negligent in hiring an unstable individual as a police office. Don't they go through extensive psychological testing? Isn't that a requirement?
The City of Duluth issued this "off-kilter , off-duty" officer the firearm in which he utilized to shoot and harm this decorated police officer for absolutely no reason (who was also working an off-duty assignment at a public school) - so you are darn right they are responsible for monetary damages to him and his family.
What is happening here at the hands of this "crafty" judge his loop-hole way around a jury-trial is a pure travesty!
MichelleCouch 3 months, 3 weeks ago on Buford puts security cameras in elementary school
Buford puts security cameras in elementary school
The article states that this school is "the only facility in the district that didn't have them."
A better public relations spin could have been "in light of the recent tragedies impacting our schools, all schools in the district are now fully standardized with surveillance systems."
As far as where will cameras be next: there are already everywhere my friend. Parks, malls, traffic lights. Big brother is watching and tracking more than any of us probably realize or wish to admit!
MichelleCouch 3 months, 4 weeks ago on Boy threatens to kill classmates with knife
Boy threatens to kill classmates with knife
Why was this child not paneled and sent to the Give center for at risk students in Gwinnett. I know Gwinnett students that have been sent there for far less school policy violations.. Something is very wrong here!!
MichelleCouch 4 months ago on GCPD probing officers' actions during disputed search for pot
GCPD probing officers' actions during disputed search for pot
Just a few basic tidbits here:
I'm sorry - it just seems that many, many mistakes were made here. People getting a traffic ticket who are found with less than an once are immediately hauled off to jail.... and with 4-large containers smelling of raw pot - and a confession - there were no arrests??????
Not adding up!
MichelleCouch 4 months, 2 weeks ago on Nearly 50 guns stolen in smash-and-grab
Nearly 50 guns stolen in smash-and-grab
In no way does my post imply "blame" toward the shop owner. However, it does suggest that the shop owner should have taken greater responsibility in protecting his/her high-risk inventory from theft; not only for the public's safety, but for the business's best interest as well. You can bet this business owner is looking at a higher liability premium now!
MichelleCouch 4 months, 3 weeks ago on Nearly 50 guns stolen in smash-and-grab
Nearly 50 guns stolen in smash-and-grab
Shouldn't higher-risk businesses like this one be required to have additional security measures in place (by city/county ordinance)? Such as retractable steel bars beyond the glass front? Special/similar requirements are in place for liquor stores, adult material stores, adult entertainment businesses. Even the UPS Store in Grayson has a retractable security system protecting it's printers/copiers as it offers 24-hour access to its mailbox customers. You would think a gun shop owner would have exercised better security measures.
MichelleCouch 4 months, 3 weeks ago on Beaudreau steps away from office with no regrets
Beaudreau steps away from office with no regrets
Thank you for your service to Gwinnett County Mike. You did a fine job and it is most often a thankless job. I will certainly miss you and I look forward to your next endeavor.