Harrumph. These fine gentlement had this firm first.
Posted on 03/08/2013 9:04:27 AM PST by smokingfrog
Edited on 03/08/2013 9:10:06 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
PHOTOS of the dead perp and her two confederates who were also booked for carrying weapons
obviously the color purple was her theme that day
Also known to the "hoes in the hood" as:
"Heardshe'll Be Cashin" that check.
I see now. Yes it would. My bad.
From the article:
“Tragically, Frey wasn’t even supposed to be at a Walmart that evening.
Earlier in the year she pleaded guilty to stealing shirts and a package of meat from another Walmart and as part of her plea arrangement she agreed to never enter Walmart stores again.”
Yeah; he’s from the Law Firm “Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe”
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A Car Talk fan, I see.
I. Fleecem
Harrumph. These fine gentlement had this firm first.
Just curious about something here:
There were two children in the car. Were those children left in the car during the shoplifting spree or did they bring them into the store with them???
And when they got in the car to make their getaway, did they risk those kid’s lives by failing to buckle them in before they did make their getaway???
LOL.
It’s 2013. My apologies to your sensibilities if I used the more modern example.
OMG. Are those earrings?
Actually, no. It's from the Marx Brothers.
You’re not kidding!
Ya, that was a nasty thread.. Brought out a lot of criminal sympathisers though ;)
I dunno, the idea that citizens will defend their property seems like a pretty valuable notion to promote.
And the 3 stooges and johhny carson and daffy duck among others.
Most recently however, it is on the car talk radio credits as the end of the show.
SQUAT nothing! Loser should PAY! Make it bite when you sue and lose. That would stop a lot of these frivolous lawsuits...
Citizen defending their property is fine. But what corporations have learned is that having employees defend the company’s property always ends badly for the company. If anybody gets hurt (innocent bystanders, the employee, the perp) they’re suing the company, which is why so many companies have a policy of no resistance. We hear the tales all the time of employees getting fired for thwarting thieves, and this case right here is why. WalMart is probably going to lose more money on this case than all theft loses for the month maybe even the quarter, a handful of these cases every year and they go under.
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