Laro Nicol a political prisoner

by Wire Services Saturday, Oct. 21, 2006 at 7:35 AM

Laro Nicol got two years in prison for a victimless crime that harmed no one, while Michelle Chavez got a mere 5 months in prison for stealing over $100,000. Both were first time offenders.

This article should show that Laro Nicol was a political prisoner. In this case Michelle Chavez the manager of a Glendale bank stole $101,723 from her bank. She got a 5 months in prison.

Laro Nicol didn’t steal a penny from anyone. Laro Nicol didn't hurt anyone. Laro Nicol didn't defraud anybody. But Laro Nicol did commit a victimless crime that didn’t hurt anyone. Laro Crime? He had a part that could have been used to convert a gun into a machine gun. And remember the part was never actually used to convert a gun into a machine gun. Laro just had the part.

The Federal Court sentenced Laro Nicol to two years in prison for his victimless crime which didn’t hurt anyone. While the same Federal Court sentenced Michelle Chavez to a mere 5 months in prison for a crime that involved stealing over $100,000.

Laro Nicol is obviously a political prisoner and was punished for his political views with the draconian sentence of two years in federal prison.

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Bank manager sentenced

Oct. 20, 2006 12:00 AM

A Glendale bank manager who embezzled more than $100,000 has been sentenced to five months in prison, five months of home confinement and five years of probation in federal court, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Michelle Chavez, 38, pleaded guilty to bank fraud in April after being indicted for setting up 19 fictitious accounts at Desert Hills Bank, then using overdraft protection to transfer money into her personal account.

In all, prosecutors said, Chavez bilked the institution of $101,723. Her sentence includes a requirement to pay restitution.