Reposted from ARRL:
-- It was a day many radio amateurs in Southern California had been anticipating for a long time. On September 18, US District Court Judge R. Gary Klausner sentenced convicted radio jammer Jack Gerritsen, now 70, to seven years imprisonment and imposed $15,225 in fines on six counts -- one a felony -- that included willful and malicious interference with radio communications and transmitting without a license. Before sentencing, Gerritsen apologized to the federal government, the FCC and the local Amateur Radio community, which had endured the brunt of Gerritsen's on-air tirades and outright jamming. "I'm sorry, and I apologize to everyone here," Gerritsen told those in the courtroom, which included more than a dozen radio amateurs and Gerritsen's family members. Gerritsen's contrition did nothing to convince Klausner toward leniency.
A bit about my Citroen CX 2400 Prestige Cmatic
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The backstory on the Citroen CX 2400 Prestige Cmatic is fairly interesting.
Of the CX models the Prestige is basically a factory standard extended
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Jackass Jack was released from Federal prison in February 2012.
Let's keep an eye on him and send him back there the minute he reverts to his obnoxious criminal ways.
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