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Our legal system is all about the money.
Friend of mines son was picked up about once a month. Minor drug possession. He would get a call and run down and bail the kid out. Finally told the cops , you like him so much you can keep him. Couple of days later kid was back home. As a side note they quit picking him up. Hasbeen

Nothin’ going on there a high pressure air nozzle up his butt won’t fix. Maybe 5 seconds and he’ll be good as new.

You’re welcome.

PS: the coroner will have a tuff time figuring it out.

They'll just think he got audited.

The PTH PTH PTH PTH PTH sound as he is flying around the area may be worth the doing.
Like a Cartoon
Maybe we could sale tickets for the show.

Far western Kentucky, west Tennessee, back around 1970 time period..........string of farm and construction equipment theft. Cops couldn't catch the people doing it. Local farmer and son caught a guy in the act of stealing some of their stuff.

Farmer asked guy who else is in on this. Thief refuses to answer, and tells farmer to go ahead and call sheriff, cause he'll be turned loose and come back for the equipment later. Farmer tells son to get the dozer and dig a hole. Thief getting nervous now, asks why. Farmer says, you aren't going to jail, you're going to be shot and buried in this hole and no one is ever going to know what happened. Thief begins to sing, and before he's through, he's named his accomplices, along with some local cops that were covering up for them.

Big difference though between then and now.

They don't hang horse theives any more either. I think if I have a work truck and someone steals it I should be able to hang or shoot the thief. Instead he will get released and maybe not even do any time except in county. I wish they would give these five $1,500. Then tell them to go out and save the county some more money. We have lost this country, some of us are just now figuring it out. Be Well, RZ.

When I was a kid, several neighbors had their barns burned in a short time. There was this kid who’d recently moved in from somewhere else and everyone suspected he was the culprit. One day you never saw him anymore. He was never mentioned in conversation, and no more barns burned.

Rule one. If your schit goes missing, don’t call the cops if you want it back.

Knowing your area and the characters helps in such situations. Cops are worse than useless.