| Dear readers, as you may recall,
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| | have borrowed a bike from one of the
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| yesterday's posting reported the abrupt
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| | homeless guys he's building the country
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| end to a telephone interview with Oscar
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| | club for. Maybe he had a lot on his mind.
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| Rivero, the Miami developer revealed by
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| | In any event he was later charged with
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| the Miami Herald in a front-page story
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| | two first-degree felonies: grand theft
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| that morning to have taken millions of
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| | and committing an organized scheme to
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| dollars of public money to build, among
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| | defraud. If convicted, he could serve a
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| other things, a 11,000-square-foot
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| | minimum of 21-months in state prison
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| mansion for his wife and himself instead
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| | which is probably what he'll get since
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| of housing for the poor.Well, it seems
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| | he's a "civic leader." By that time, with
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| Mr. Rivero was giving the interview on
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| | a little creative financing that will
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| his cell phone (model not known) while
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| | allow him to pay back the money he took
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| driving his black Mercedes C240 to turn
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| | from the county without totally
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| himself in at the "Miami-Dade Public
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| | relinquishing his assets, his "Country
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| Corruption Investigations Bureau" (I'm
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| | Club for the Homeless" should be ready
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| not making this up) where the phoner was
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| | for him to move in. Who says "Crime
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| terminated. Described in the account as
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| | doesn't pay?"D.C. Copeland is a writer
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| "a 36-year-old lawyer and civic leader"
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| | and award-winning artist. When visiting
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| you have to wonder, what was he thinking
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| | Copeland's personal website and blog you
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| when he decided to give himself up in the
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| | will discover that Wayne Cochran is the
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| black Mercedes? Didn't he have a Honda
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| | Patron Saint and that many people
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| Civic parked behind the mansion for just
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| | consider it to be "The Rodney Dangerfield
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| these kind of situations? Maybe he could
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| | of Blogs.
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