The US authorities, however, furious that an amateur had cracked their system and embarrassed them so royally, are not having it and would like to see him in the slammer in the States.
But... when Gino was locked in the slammer in May, 1977, by two of New Yawk's "finest" at the clean and immaculate police station at 59th and Columbus Circle for "reckless and indecent clowning," he was also completely without... ID... or voice.
The Dish shatters during their botched escape, and the Spoon gets thrown in the slammer; the partners in crime are tragically parted.
This means that one person in every 142 is in the slammer at any one time.
Most of the 300 clients of annuity trust promoter David J. Orr (just sentenced by a Utah federal judge to five years in the slammer) have been called in for audits.
In 2004 Nasdaq delisted the company because, among other things, it paid Wiederhorn $4.6 million in compensation while he was in the slammer, a sum that more than covered his $2 million government fine.
WOOD-TV reports she cursed to herself after learning her fine would be $50 more than she anticipated -- words which landed her both in contempt of court and in the slammer.
And I've already written about how 24 star Kiefer Sutherland hasn't received one-tenth the media attention of Paris Hilton for his 48-day stay in the slammer over drunken driving charges in December.
In 1988, the native Bostonian was charged with attempted murder, convicted of assault, and spent 45 days in the slammer long before he starred in the Oscar-nominated movie The Fighter.
Instead, hapless, luckless, expressionless Henry ends up the accidental wheelman in a robbery that lands him in the slammer, where he shares a cozy cell with a confidence man Max Saltzman James Caann, unexpectedly twinkly).
