Saucey McFlossy

I got mine a couple months ago. Wasn’t home the first time and the deputy left a tag on the door saying the sheriff office was trying to reach me and to call whatever number. Had my booty hole clenched thinking I did something wrong and I was going to the butt rape prison

Well they’re all 0-3. So it’s harder to know if the point to not play with papaws guns got across at those ages. Loaded or not

Well he doesn’t want to have a loaded gun accessible where kids can find it. And it was like 3am when the guy got in so it was dark. The idea is a deterrent. They are older and aren’t going to beat anyone with a baseball bat

My parents house off Sherwood (OT Poors) got broke in a few weeks ago. The guy got in, was in my parents bathroom washing his hands when dad woke up and confronted the guy. Said it was his girlfriend’s house. They said he acted drunk/ high/ drugs. Thankfully the parents weren’t hurt while dad escorted the gentleman out of the house and proceeded to call the cops.

Cops get there and say he’s broken into 3 houses down the road with the same story. They actually catch the guy a few days later and bring him to their house asking if they want to press charges, with the caveat that he’d probably be in jail for less than an hour, or let him fix what he broke/ apologize.

When they relayed all this to me I was confused how it was even an option. Is this SOP in law enforcement?

TLDR: home broke in, cops ask to put the guy in jail for an hour or let him fix it

I just saw his hands. Could have been to some variety of cripple though

Eta:

Tarp coming off

Looking for 2 or 3 tickets together l. Any day that weekend

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Yale professors don't know what a woman is

We all just want to drink the koolaid man

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Whatevertheflyingfrick, how is a city cop killing a drug thug somehow POTUS material on the world stage?

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Not just that, how is a city cop accidentally killing a drug thug POTUS material on the world stage.

Excessive/ unreasonable/ appropriate/ etc. use of force or not - I’d bet the farm the guy didn’t restrain George with the intent to kill him. So this accidental ‘murder’ (which happens relatively frequently regardless of who is president) has become a global issue somehow

Got a little off topic

I mean... it’s not illegal to encourage someone to go vote. Reading that article though, using the death of George Floyd to get people to vote for “change in their community” during a presidential election - insinuating somehow it’s the fault of the president everyone has lost their minds - seems misleading at the least.