I would rather not compliment anyone because every time I do something changes. It's almost better for karma just come across like I see everyone as 'bad', but I do not. Anyways, I am not able to do what I should be doing because now I have to go chase down a $100 that this system likely with-holds intentionally. Which is just the same as stealing. I seem to recall seeing the money loosely lining the clear plastic bag when I was picked up by the Sheriffs. So the missing $102.15 is not from the PMPD. However, I bet there is still coins laying in the grass from where they loaded me in the car.
Criminal Duty Counsel - It was really nice to see you. You were the one who pointed out in less than five minutes of looking at my files that I was railroaded in the very beginning. I have paid attention with admiration to you work on other people's cases in the courtroom. With you, I see a person with integrity, diligence and a strong work ethic. It doesn't go unnoticed. Thank you. Everything imposed, and it was imposed just as the judge so confidently stated. The imposition of more of the same. I do not fault you, aside from perhaps a different belief in the medical/social system, I tend to think your hands are just as tied as mine.
By the way, I am surprised the amplitude which my damaged lungs will allow me to speak, that is not a temper, that was the sharp with-drawl from heavy tobacco and caffeine consumption - unavoidable. I am just glad there was enough stores of toxins inside me to only elevate my nervous system before I crashed downwards waiting in holding cells. Einstein smoked like a chimney, so did King George VI I understand. I am in good company.
PMPD Officer - I know there is a good man inside you. I know this for the way I see you strive to do your job, for the moments I see your conscientious heart. June 22nd, I noticed you turn green in the face while waiting in the court corridors after over-hearing my claim spoken with great amplitude that this was "murder by the State". I do see a good man in you. In my perspective, the only thing you lack is years on this Earth (experience and wisdom). To the new hire the other night, thank you for being accepting of a situation that you know nothing of. As for everyone else, I guess we all have our bad days, but I do see what I see.
Corrections Staff - There's a real mixed bag. There's a tremendous amount of you. Some have better days than others. To the 'Mental Health' person there, I realise that must not be an easy job. In my case, you would only have damaged my mental health simply by trying to ascertain it. My shutters to my inside needed to be closed for a reason. My apologies for your overloading. To the Nurse, Dell was the name you gave me. You were superb. Thank you for being so cool, easy and level. Guys like you make me have great respect for Sikh people.
Probation Office - I shouldn't be on probation, you will bring me absolutely nothing good for my health nor my situation by making appointments just for the sake of making appointments. I do want to thank you however, I hope this doesn't change, but you were very good in your natural responses. I think you are a nice person. Thank you for allowing it to just flow out of me, especially without any attempts by other staff to intervene. You did well, I meant that when I said it. Thank you.