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octothorpe

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37. Exactly...

Sun May 6, 2012, 02:17 PM

May 2012

I don't love my vehicles enough to risk my life or the lives of others to save it. I'd be ashamed of myself if I ever got to the point to do that. Although, I wonder what would happen if someone's vehicle was severely damaged in a situation like this. Would the city/county/whatever pay for the damages incurred, or would it be totally up the person's insurance to cover it? Would most insurances cover that?

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Mississippi twins arrested for videoing police from their balcony [View all] Judi Lynn May 2012 OP

Fucking cops! Police state yet? 1620rock May 2012 #1

Something is not right here. bluedigger May 2012 #2

Maybe she is just a truck owner who didn't want unnecessary holes in her truck. AnotherMcIntosh May 2012 #3

Some people really do love their trucks. bluedigger May 2012 #7

Exactly... octothorpe May 2012 #37

The gunfire exchange was inside an apartment building kristopher May 2012 #23

Most of the story makes sense, sort of. bluedigger May 2012 #28

"Who in the hell serves a warrant at an empty apartment?" boppers May 2012 #41

If they're taking cover behind her vehicle, and she puts it in motion NickB79 May 2012 #38

I'm Not an Attorney but doesn't that sound like false arrest? dballance May 2012 #4

Doesn't sound like they had cause to enter their home either. dmr May 2012 #6

It sounds like kidnapping to me. harmonicon May 2012 #9

Calling Rev. Al Sharpton DallasNE May 2012 #5

I wonder, who were those cops shooting it out with? countryjake May 2012 #8

This story just begs to ask so many questions. Mainly, what were the cops trying so hard to hide? IndyJones May 2012 #10

She moves her car during a shoot-out? Yikes. Festivito May 2012 #11

Above the law Uben May 2012 #12

Great Idea, But.... Fastcars May 2012 #13

Isn't that the truth! Uben May 2012 #18

Why? quakerboy May 2012 #31

re: Mississippi twins arrested for videoing police from their balcony allan01 May 2012 #14

And I hope they tax some rich people to pay it! immoderate May 2012 #15

This kind of stuff christx30 May 2012 #30

There's a little more to this story - lynne May 2012 #16

I can't believe this place sometimes. Two officers were killed and all I hear is "they PUSHED them! nolabear May 2012 #17

If the mother did something wrong, then they should have arrested her muriel_volestrangler May 2012 #26

Someone's gonna get rich off of this killer app: sofa king May 2012 #19

I have an app that can do that tkmorris May 2012 #22

Every time I hear Mississippi I think of some lardass Sheriff saying "y’all in a heap of trouble boy! santamargarita May 2012 #20

Hold ON A Second. Not a complete story here. vkkv May 2012 #21

No, she did not 'get involved in the crime' muriel_volestrangler May 2012 #27

I suppose they should have gone door to door and asked for permission to use the cars. bluedigger May 2012 #29

And it was her vehicle. What part of that do you not get? muriel_volestrangler May 2012 #34

Two men were killed sulphurdunn May 2012 #24

I'm inclined to agree davidthegnome May 2012 #32

not me. They are just running around afterwords looking for somewhere to place their anger. Liberal_in_LA May 2012 #40

Prison society, 1 in 100 in jail. USA! USA! sarcasmo May 2012 #25

Can't let Our Finest be seen DOING THEIR JOBS, now can we? Can I Come Home May 2012 #33

CUE LEE GREENWOOD!!!!! (n/m) Grins May 2012 #35

She got in the middle of the firefight to move her truck? octothorpe May 2012 #36

punishing mom for moving her truck - they admit it here: Liberal_in_LA May 2012 #39

I think Townsend has a point davidthegnome May 2012 #42

you "fail to understand the outrage against the police here"?? AYSM??? Roland99 May 2012 #43

Evidence of a crime davidthegnome May 2012 #45

mom moved the truck. Teens were arrested. Collective punishment? Liberal_in_LA May 2012 #44