Tue Jun 19, 2012, 06:09 PM

Irvine parents planted drugs on school volunteer, police say

Source: LA times

Irvine parents planted drugs on school volunteer, police say

An Irvine couple who became upset with a parent volunteer at their son’s elementary school have been arrested and charged with conspiring to frame her by planting drugs in her car and calling police.

Kent and Jill Easter, both 38 and both attorneys, are charged with three felonies. If convicted they could face up to three years in state prison.

Orange County prosecutors say the story began in 2010 when Jill Easter was angered by the unnamed school volunteer, whom she accused of not properly supervising their son. In retaliation, the Easters allegedly hatched a plot to have the volunteer arrested.

Kent Easter, authorities say, drove to the volunteer’s home shortly after midnight on Feb. 16, 2011, and left a bag of prescription pain medication and marijuana in plain sight in the volunteer’s unlocked car.

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Irvine parents planted drugs on school volunteer, police say (Original post)	Liberal_in_LA	Jun 2012	OP
All that time studying for the bar exam...down the drain.	madaboutharry	Jun 2012	#1
Not to mention a 15 year career as a lawyer	oberliner	Jun 2012	#9
if cops hadn't been suspicious, school volunteer would have lost so much more	Liberal_in_LA	Jun 2012	#12
This	obamanut2012	Jun 2012	#26
If convicted on top of that they	cstanleytech	Jun 2012	#2
Stop for a second and think if they'd gotten away with it.	Poll_Blind	Jun 2012	#3
I was thinking how many innocent people have been accused of something like this especially	southernyankeebelle	Jun 2012	#7
Wow.	proud2BlibKansan	Jun 2012	#4
Holy Shite What Scuz Weasels	HangOnKids	Jun 2012	#5
Any bets as to how these two vote?	Archae	Jun 2012	#6
Lawyers do tend to lean Dem	oberliner	Jun 2012	#10
Corporate lawyers?	alfredo	Jun 2012	#18
Corporate lawyers actually prefer Democrats in office so they get more business	ButterflyBlood	Jun 2012	#43
True, but well placed bribes, will pay off if and when their man wins.	alfredo	Jun 2012	#48
it's the OC	shanti	Jun 2012	#28
With their legal training, didn't they know that only cops can plant drugs?	AnotherMcIntosh	Jun 2012	#8
Loool. Glad that the police were suspicious. Things could have been very bad.	clang1	Jun 2012	#19
"Is our lawyers learning?" comes to mind??	panzerfaust	Jun 2012	#35
wow I'd luv to know the back story on this	azurnoir	Jun 2012	#11
The more of these stories I read	meeksgeek	Jun 2012	#13
The more of these stories I read, the more I believe them. eom	tawadi	Jun 2012	#37
West Coast Zimmerman's??? Just as fucking stupid to me!!! nt	winstars	Jun 2012	#14
Attorneys know better than to do this, they should be locked up a long time.	freshwest	Jun 2012	#15
DESpicable	bluestateguy	Jun 2012	#16
Guess they were not criminal attorneys or they would have known that	McCamy Taylor	Jun 2012	#17
???	bitchkitty	Jun 2012	#24
Wow, extreme helicopter parents. n/t	progressivebydesign	Jun 2012	#20
Well there's a couple of morons who cooked up a "genius" idea.	Javaman	Jun 2012	#21
Petty, illegal and unethical behavior from attorneys?	Blue_Tires	Jun 2012	#22
They wanted "proper supervision" and now they're going to get it.	KurtNYC	Jun 2012	#23
State prison and disbarred, and I hope the victim sues	obamanut2012	Jun 2012	#25
I'm sure they'd be welcome in the police force.	L0oniX	Jun 2012	#27
I don't think this kind of stunt is new to them, either	Blue_Tires	Jun 2012	#29
They nailed a group of cops here for planting drugs and thieft.	L0oniX	Jun 2012	#31
Sociopaths	4th law of robotics	Jun 2012	#30
I'm kind of curious about the nature of the alleged "improper supervision" of the kid...	JHB	Jun 2012	#32
me, too	wordpix	Jun 2012	#38
Dirt here:	hunter	Jun 2012	#33
The problem I have with the story	Dyedinthewoolliberal	Jun 2012	#34
Here is a copy of the complaint they filed when they tried to sue the volunteer in March 2010.	IndyJones	Jun 2012	#41
Hope they take their ability to practice law away, at the very least. eom	tawadi	Jun 2012	#36
Mom had some cosmetic procedures	Quantess	Jun 2012	#39
she sure did!	Liberal_in_LA	Jun 2012	#42
IT GETS BETTER: Jill Easter is an author. Check out her book on Amazon!	IndyJones	Jun 2012	#40
Phony positive reviews for the book and 1 new funny review given the authors...	winstars	Jun 2012	#44
I was going to post her mug shot in the "customer pictures" but since it's not my photo to	IndyJones	Jun 2012	#45
Did you leave a "review" of her book on Amazon??? nt	winstars	Jun 2012	#46
No. I only review items I've purchased. I'm not dishonest like she is. And I'm not going	IndyJones	Jun 2012	#47

Response to Liberal_in_LA (Original post)

Tue Jun 19, 2012, 06:12 PM

madaboutharry (21,228 posts)

1. All that time studying for the bar exam...down the drain.

They are going to lose everything. Including their ability to practice law after they are disbarred by the state of California.

Irvine parents planted drugs on school volunteer, police say

1. All that time studying for the bar exam...down the drain.

9. Not to mention a 15 year career as a lawyer

12. if cops hadn't been suspicious, school volunteer would have lost so much more

26. This

2. If convicted on top of that they

3. Stop for a second and think if they'd gotten away with it.

7. I was thinking how many innocent people have been accused of something like this especially

4. Wow.

5. Holy Shite What Scuz Weasels

6. Any bets as to how these two vote?

10. Lawyers do tend to lean Dem

18. Corporate lawyers?

43. Corporate lawyers actually prefer Democrats in office so they get more business

48. True, but well placed bribes, will pay off if and when their man wins.

28. it's the OC

8. With their legal training, didn't they know that only cops can plant drugs?

19. Loool. Glad that the police were suspicious. Things could have been very bad.

35. "Is our lawyers learning?" comes to mind??

11. wow I'd luv to know the back story on this

13. The more of these stories I read

37. The more of these stories I read, the more I believe them. eom

14. West Coast Zimmerman's??? Just as fucking stupid to me!!! nt

15. Attorneys know better than to do this, they should be locked up a long time.

16. DESpicable

17. Guess they were not criminal attorneys or they would have known that

24. ???

20. Wow, extreme helicopter parents. n/t

21. Well there's a couple of morons who cooked up a "genius" idea.

22. Petty, illegal and unethical behavior from attorneys?

23. They wanted "proper supervision" and now they're going to get it.

25. State prison and disbarred, and I hope the victim sues

27. I'm sure they'd be welcome in the police force.

29. I don't think this kind of stunt is new to them, either

31. They nailed a group of cops here for planting drugs and thieft.

30. Sociopaths

32. I'm kind of curious about the nature of the alleged "improper supervision" of the kid...

38. me, too

33. Dirt here:

34. The problem I have with the story

41. Here is a copy of the complaint they filed when they tried to sue the volunteer in March 2010.

36. Hope they take their ability to practice law away, at the very least. eom

39. Mom had some cosmetic procedures

42. she sure did!

40. IT GETS BETTER: Jill Easter is an author. Check out her book on Amazon!

44. Phony positive reviews for the book and 1 new funny review given the authors...

45. I was going to post her mug shot in the "customer pictures" but since it's not my photo to

46. Did you leave a "review" of her book on Amazon??? nt

47. No. I only review items I've purchased. I'm not dishonest like she is. And I'm not going