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- And finally, I’d Feel Much More Comfortable If You Just Went Ahead and Robbed The Place is brought to us this week by Rawson v. Recovery Innovations, Inc., in which a Mr. Kenneth Rawson (as you do) “made comments about automatic weapons and mass murder to a bank teller.” “When Rawson re-entered the same bank the next day, the bank employees called the sheriffs.” After Mr. Rawson was disarmed and involuntarily committed, he denied having any problem other than “the bank and police misunderstanding.” Oh, that little misunderstanding. While committed, Mr. Rawson was, “argumentative and denied having a mental illness, denied needing antipsychotic medications, and denied having suicidal or homicidal ideations,” which sounds to us very much like the typical BCB employee performance review.
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