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At a concert in Houston two days after her drug arrest, Fiona Apple opened up to her audience about the experience while alluding obscurely to some kind of wrongdoing by people involved in the arrest. 
  
 Apple was busted on Wednesday in the border town of Sierra Blanca, Texas, when police found hash and marijuana in her tour bus during a search. She was held briefly at the Hudspeth County Jail. 
  
 The singer started out by apologizing to "the guy who runs the jail," for being "atittudey." She then went on to call out four others for some kind of behavior that she calls "inappropriate" and "probably illegal." 
  
 "And I want you to know that I heard everything you did," Apple said onstage. "I wrote it all down with your names and everything you did and said, stupidly thinking that I couldn't hear or see you. I then ripped the paper up, but not before I encoded it and – I got two lock boxes. We'll call them 'holding cell one' and 'holding cell two.' In 'holding cell one' is the encoded version of the shit that you did that I know was inappropriate and probably illegal. In 'holding cell two' is the decoder. I'm the only one who holds the key, and you and I will be intimate forever because I will hold that secret forever. Unless of course the celebrity that you had so much interest in but you wanted to accuse me of bringing up while you laughed at me all night? Unless you're interested in being a celebrity, I'll make you fucking famous any time you ask and I'll open those boxes. So why don't you stay in your fucking holding cell?" ||||| Sheriff Dept. Spokesman Rips Fiona Apple 'Just Shut Up and Sing' 
  
 Sheriff's Dept. Spokesman RIPS Fiona Apple -- 'Just Shut Up and Sing' 
  
 EXCLUSIVE 
  
 is an ignorant fool who should stop criticizing law enforcement and "just shut up and sing" ... this according to the spokesman for the Hudspeth County Sheriff's Dept.HCSD Public Information Officeris firing back at the singer after she publicly blasted 4 officers for allegedly mistreating her during her arrest for possession of hash and marijuana at a Texas border patrol stop last week. In a rambling statement at her concert following the bust, Apple had threatened to make the cops "f*cking famous" as a punishment for their inappropriate actions.Fleming has personally responded to the accusations with a letter to Apple ... and it's AWESOME.It starts off ... "First, Honey, I’m already more famous than you, I don’t need your help. However, it would appear that you need mine."The letter continues, "Two weeks ago nobody in the country cared about what you had to say, -- now that you’ve been arrested it appears your entire career has been jump-started. Don’t worry Sweetie, I won’t bill you.""Next, have you ever heard of Snoop, Willie or Armand Hammer? Maybe if you would read something besides your own press releases, you would have known BEFORE you got here, that if you come to Texas with dope, the cops will take your DOPE away and put YOU in jail.""Even though you and I only met briefly in the hallway, I don’t know you but I’m sure you’re an awesome and talented young woman and even though I’m not a fan of yours, I am sure there are thousands of them out there, and I’m sure that they would just as soon you get this all behind you and let you go back to what you do best—so my last piece of advice is simple “just shut-up and sing.”SincerelyRusty Fleming"Rusty called in to "TMZ Live" today where he continued to put Fiona on blast. |||||
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Fiona Apple's hash arrest just got dramatic: At a concert two days after she was busted, Apple called out four people involved in the arrest, Rolling Stone reports; TMZ speculates she was talking about police officers who allegedly mistreated her. Now a spokesperson for the Sheriff's Department is hitting back. In a letter to Apple, Rusty Fleming has a simple suggestion: "Just shut up and sing." At her concert, Apple didn't specify what sort of mistreatment occurred, but said she wrote down the names of everyone involved and calls whatever they did "inappropriate and probably illegal." In his response, Fleming notes that the whole incident might have actually helped Apple: "Two weeks ago nobody in the country cared about what you had to say—now that you’ve been arrested it appears your entire career has been jump-started. Don’t worry Sweetie, I won’t bill you."