Re: Send your stories to U.S. Congress

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

I hope this isn't too stupid a question... but what exactly are you looking for

us to send?... and how detailed should we be?

Bonnie

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> There is another big push underway to get our mold stories to Congress. Even

if you have sent your information previously, please send it again.

>

> U.S. Senators (this gives you the links to the contact forms for every U.S.

Senator)

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> http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm

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> U.S. Representatives (This gives you the names of all U.S. Representatives for

each state. You will have to click on each name and then find the contact form

on their individual websites.)

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> http://www.house.gov/house/MemberWWW_by_State.shtml#nv

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[Guest guest]

I testified in a trial in Portland, Oregon a couple of years ago as an

expert witness in a pepper spray case where a policeman was killed when the

pepper spray failed to stop the man with a piece of firewood coming at him to

kill him.

Remember, it has little or no effect on someone space out of drugs,

i.e. methamphetamine. Secondly, it is a learned response to not breathe and

keep your eyes tightly closed and if possible, turn away from the spray, so

there is no effect of the spray.

I testified in federal court, in ville where I live, a few months

ago on the use of pepper spray in maximum security prisons to extract

reluctant prisoners and in a federal case in Nashville defending a corrections

officer for " using too much pepper spray " to control a

prisoner..............in lieu of using deadly force.

There is nothing dull about the pepper spray issue. I carry it in my

car, and it is only a few ounces and shoots only about 3 - 4 feet. ( I get

it free from the company )

Dr. Lipsey (904) 398-2168

550 Water St, #1230, ville, FL 32202

Toxicologist and former Univ. Florida Professor, Toxicology, &

Adj Prof, Univ. N. FL, teaching OSHA HazMat certification,

Fla. Comm. College Jax, Institute of Occ. Safety & Health,

Florida Poison Info Center, Jax., Clinical Tox Advisory Comm.

_www.richardlipsey.com_ (http://www.richardlipsey.com/)

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[Guest guest]

...and you have to have time to grab it, and person can take it from you if you

aren't strong and turn it on you, but a dog will act on it's on, but with all

that said, it may be better than nothing at all to grab.

>

> I testified in a trial in Portland, Oregon a couple of years ago as an

> expert witness in a pepper spray case where a policeman was killed when the

> pepper spray failed to stop the man with a piece of firewood coming at him to

> kill him.

>

[Guest guest]

Wasp spray shoots 12'.

Barth