re: HA burns police truck after cops refuse to move it from in front of his business

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Heard about it today. Remember, Fort Sumter? The war has started.

We didn't want this to happen, but we will finish it.

My boys Skidmark and Red Patch are ready to ride. We're feeling serious burns here in our areas. We have no choice.

I'll keep you posted after I meet with the guys in San Francisco.

...you know the spot...

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I'll round up my Chapter and meet y'all there.

He warned them...

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He could have easily documented the incidents, hired a lawyer, and sued for harassment of his claims are justified. Instead, he acts like a prick. He is getting what he deserves.

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Lol I love it when civies say shite like this.

We operate under a completely set of different rules. You don't like it? Then get out of our way.

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Documents tendered during Orrock’s bail application say he went to Newtown police about 3am on Friday and said “you f***** move that car right now…you f****** move it right away or otherwise I will burn it down.”

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When keeping it real goes wrong.

You can call Scott many things, but you will never be able to call him a liar

and he was all "I HATE THIS CAR YOU BETTER MOVE IT OR I'LL BURN THIS MOTHER DOWN!!!"

and I was all

I forgot about that movie.

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The cops created the problem. There would've been no shite if they hadn't started it. I have a hard time feeling sorry for someone that starts shite and crys about the results. Payroll deduct out of the cops checks for the destroyed govt property. I bet the next time they'd think before they acted.

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Were they investigating him? Doesn't look like they were.

Did they have evidence he was breaking any laws? doesn't look like they did or they'd have arrested him before this.

Looks pretty clear to me they were just trying to harass him and hurt his business. Was it right for him to burn their truck? No. But I understand why he did it.

I used to frequently visit a bar that received this kind of treatment from the State Troopers. They would go through the parking lot and spotlight all the vehicles, walk through the bar several times a week and frequently park a car in the parking lot. They actually ended up building a substation right behind the bar and the bar finally closed. There were rarely fights there, and people were very well behaved. Rumors of drug dealers visiting the bar brought it to the AST attention.