Thursday, February 25, 2010

What you learn in your youth

Generally stays with you all your life. This is why people continue to do the same thing that first worked for them all their lives. This is a somewhat extreme example of that.
Doris Thompson hasn't let age slow her down. At 80, she's still ransacking and burglarizing medical offices.

Thompson, whose criminal record stretches back to 1955, pleaded guilty Wednesday to taking about $1,400 from the Children's Medical Group in suburban Torrance.

During the hearing, the amiable 5-foot-3 woman who ties her gray pigtails with white bows, thanked the judge for letting her serve her time in state prison rather than County Jail.

She also called Deputy District Attorney Paulette Paccione "sweetie" and told the judge "God bless you" as he sentenced her to three years behind bars.

"She just likes to steal," Paccione said Thursday. "It's just been her occupation, I guess, for years and years and years."
Thankfully she also learned her manners, too.
At her arraignment the next day, she said made sure to tell officials, "I do my time like a lady," court records indicate.

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