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meathauler · #21 08-17-2010, 09:10 PM

There is a deputy in Johnson Bayou named Kojack. I heard he gave his mother a speeding ticket. If you not from there you will pay the piper if caught.

Ray · #22 08-18-2010, 09:00 AM

Kojack is from Oregon. His mother is not from here. He loves his mother in law, he
won't give her a ticket, in my opinion. I grew up across the street from his wife's
family. He is not as bad as people think. He was when he first hired on. He just
has that look...

meathauler · #23 08-18-2010, 09:05 AM

He does have that look. It was guys from the cam. SO that told me that. They were prolly just stating that he will write anybody a ticket. Does he still have a trailer park or something in holly beach area?

Ray · #24 08-18-2010, 09:11 AM

He lived on the beach just outside Cameron. When his father in law died, his mother in
law got remarried to a preacher and moved out of town. His wife took care of a bed
and breakfast her mother owned, Dyson House. They moved into the mother in laws
house after she moved away. That house and the bed and breakfast were gone after
Rita. They bought his wife's uncles house down the road and rebuilt it. It got damaged
for Ike, but rebuilt again. They never had a trailer park in JB or Holly Beach that I
know of. His wife writes for the local paper down there.

Ray · #25 08-18-2010, 09:14 AM

I saw Kojacks mother in law and her father run the stop sign on the corner where I grew
up for 30 years. He never wrote them up. They never, ever slowed down for it.
Like I said, he has mellowed out a lot since he got older.
I was mistaken about his mother being from Oregon. She is from Abbeville. Kojack and
his wife moved to Oregon after they got married. When they first got married, he had
hair to his belt and a beard just as long. Big time hippy looking guy. When they moved
back, he went to work at Dyson's Lumber yard, then he and the Johnson, the cheif
deputy now, left Dyson's and went to work for the Sheriff's Dept. around the same
time.

meathauler · #26 08-18-2010, 09:20 AM

I worked with these guys after the huricane. I thought he said that he was living in a big camper trailer near Holy Beach after the storm. He said that it was in a trailer park that was destroyed pretty much, but he had plans on redoing it. Maybe it was another deputy I'm thinking about. That is one place you dont want to speed at no matter what!!!!

Ray · #27 08-18-2010, 09:43 AM

You can get a ticket fixed down there, if you have a good record. But you have to
pay court costs. They want your money. They don't care about the ticket.
You have to talk the someone in the DA's office. The Sheriff can't fix tickets anymore.

meathauler · #28 08-18-2010, 09:58 AM

Most DA office will do that for you. They are like everybody else. They need the $ A DWI is a whole different story!

tumbleweed · #29 08-18-2010, 10:06 AM

Quote:

if you have a good record. But you have to
pay court costs. They want your money. They don't care about the ticket.

I got lit up for speeding. I called the office, they dropped it down to a nonmoving violation and added a few more dollars for thier trouble. They were very willing to just take the money. Ray is right, they don't care about the ticket. Doesn't bother me one bit. As long as my insurance company doesn't find out, I would rather pay a one time fine than have my car insurance go up.

longcast · #30 08-18-2010, 11:45 AM

Kojacks an ***. He pulled mr and my partner over in the old ambulance we had. Lhe said we were doing 70 and that old truck could not run 70 if it had to. My partner did tell him Fu and drove off leaving kojacks in the middle of the road. I thought we were gonna go to jail. He just called our boss and told him.