re: Yall remember the little couple that stole all that fishin equip?

It gives me a headache every time I see them fishing on the outdoor channel. I guess crime does pay if you have the right friends smh.

But the never actually did the fish testing, instead they used the equipment and took "customers" out on charter fishing trips. On the state payroll, using the sates boats, state's gas, etc. etc..

Why did LDWF need all of that shite anyway? They could have hired a captain to take them out to catch a few fish for testing.

Ever occur to any of you that maybe this is a shite case from a prosecution standpoint? I’m not defending the AGs office, but maybe they reviewed it and decided they’d spend more money prosecuting than the cost of the goods stolen. Add to that the likelihood that the defense could probably get light sentences and it’s not difficult to see why the AG might walk away.

As posted above, the bigger question is why LDWF bought all this shite to begin with. Lack of prosecution MAY be cause of politics as usual or maybe it’s our fricked up watered down justice system that seems to have no teeth.

Close doesn't count.

Over 1k and they laid the blame on the property manager.

<--- former contract auditor.

It hurts my soul to see guides I use to respect posting on social media about journey south outfitters and how great they are. Anything for buck I guess...

This thread is a year old......move on!

Exactly. I haven’t seen any posts from Eric in quite a while

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Not to worry, they are promotional staff for all of the major brands. Not sure what brand her boobs are but I am sure the mfg is included somewhere in there bio.

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It wouldn't have gone to trial anywhere if the items weren't serialized and recorded properly.

Too much doubt.

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Agreed. There's a big difference between "knowing" and proving someone is guilty.

For example - O.J. Simpson got away with murdering Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. And there was a lot more evidence in that case than what we've heard about the LDWF case.

Not saying that LDWF and the AG's office aren't politically driven departments. All state agencies are, some more than others. But proving theft of unserialized items is difficult, absent an eyewitness.