"We'll get arrested, pay a $700 fine and be back in Norway by the weekend – no big deal.
So unstoppable is her nutritional charity that she lays an egg in Times Square, gets arrested, pays her fine with another egg, and then pays her bus fare with yet another.
I have been on the No Fly Watch List for two years and two months, in spite of the fact that I have one of the most mundane names in the English language, have never been arrested, pay my taxes on time, and turn into a whimpering sap at the playing of the National Anthem.
"We have to figure out a way to make those who were arrested pay or be held accountable for their actions," he said, "or this type of thing is going to go on and on and on".
Mrs. Morgan was arrested and pleaded guilty the next October to resisting arrest, paying a $100 fine.
Neil was arrested in June 2010 on the Las Vegas Strip and charged with DUI, eventually serving 10 days in jail and 15 days under house arrest, paying a $585 fine and completing counseling.
Last year, dozens of officials at Japan's largest manufacturers and financial institutions were arrested for paying off sokaiya.
"I realised the need to restore confidence among staff who'd had the stuffing knocked out of them because so many had been arrested for paying public officials.
In 1997 Dai-Ichi Kangyo bank was found to have lent money to a group led by a racketeer, and several executives were arrested for paying him off.
It was an inauspicious start for Kawasoe, who had been appointed to Mitsubishi Motors' top job after three company executives were arrested for paying off gangsters.
