a week before his traffic stop. He said he and several friends had all decided to get similar stickers as a group joke.

"I guess this cop just didn't find it funny, and he just thought he has to put me in jail," Webb said.

The deputy initially cited Webb for obscenity with a notice to appear in court, the report said. The deputy told Webb to alter the sticker to change the derogatory part, but Webb refused.

"I said I'm not removing any letters on my sticker because that's in violation of my First Amendment rights as a tax-paying citizen," Webb said.

The deputy then charged Webb with resisting and took him to jail. Webb was released several hours later on $2,500 bond.

Webb's vehicle had been towed when he was arrested.I think this should be in the news section too. It's not "general discussion".

According to all the information I'm finding, he was indeed taking advantage of his father-in-law. He acted as a agency, but he WASN'T an agency. He didn't take any submissions, he just took over some of the clients.

He was one of the plaintiffs trying to get Steinbeck's novels out of Penguin Group's hands according to the additional research I did. He was probably going to con them into signing the same waive of rights for all we know.

Seriously though I hate to see an older person like Harper Lee take advantage of. I hope she will prevail in her lawsuit.

I am also always puzzled by those who think that they have a right to any