The person posting these ads, however, left a phone number, enabling The New York Times to trace them to their source: Omar Roman-Martinez, 29, of Colorado Springs, who has a pair of felony convictions for burglary and another for motor vehicle theft, as well as a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction — all of which bar him from having guns.
Monday also brought a pair of corruption convictions for former New York Senate leader Joseph Bruno.
In May 2007, the U.S. appeals court in New York upheld the pair's convictions on 22 of 23 counts of conspiracy and securities and bank fraud.
As the power couples of Washington come and go, the Olsons may have proven themselves in a class by themselves in the last eight years, becoming the most celebrated and acutely dedicated pair of conservatives who, with great conviction, have opposed and harried Clinton Democrats in the main capital arenas: the courts, the Congress and the media.
Miss Manners confessed to a habit of walking about through high water in a pair of old Wellies and voiced her conviction that "there are a tremendous amount of little extra niceties in Venice.
At the time of the pair's conviction, DCI Sam Ridding said: "It was clearly the joint intention of the pair to use violence on anyone they targeted: they were in it together as the CCTV showed – they arrived within seconds of each other.
"He is a man of convictions.
The indicator of criminal activity was number of convictions.
Mean number of convictions was 1.6 (range 1-12).
Patients were similarly divided into three groups according to levels of convictions during the 3 years prior to treatment start; patients with no convictions (n = 1375), 1-27 convictions (n = 1659), and more than 27 convictions (n = 187), comprising the 90-percentile of patients having the most criminal convictions during the pre-treatment period.
