Alrighty. So let’s get this logic straight. Austin Horries Purifoy didn’t want to get caught smoking by his girlfriend, but he thought it would be ok if he busted into her car with a rock, stole some money from her car and then took a dump on her back seat. That’d be just fine. Too …
Monthly Archives: March 2010
In This Case, He’ll Be Presumed Guilty Until It’s Proven
So another murder defendant slugged his lawyer. Bla bla bla, add him to the list. But the consequences for this guy were, um, quite interesting. On Wednesday, he returned to Gallagher’s courtroom for the first time since the outburst with his wrists, legs and head strapped to a rolling chair, and his mouth covered. The …
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I’m Telling!
Here’s another one who’s not meant for a life of crime. An unnamed teen came into a convenience store and walked to the counter with some items. He then somehow got behind the counter and behind the clerk, intending to sneak up behind him and put a kitchen knife to the clerk’s neck. The clerk …
Good Aim, Bad Choice
So…judging from the story, we know what Krystal Gardner’s priorities are. First, her SUV, then maybe her kid…if the kid is lucky. Someone came to repossess her SUV, and was in the process of doing so when Gardner lobbed her baby through the window of the moving vehicle. The repo man put the car in …
Would That Be For Here, Or To Go…To Jail?
Here comes another case of dumbasses calling a place and ordering them to have money because they’re coming to rob the joint. We’ve talked about this before. This one’s especially dumb because Albert Bailey, the dude who was supposedly the brains of this latest outfit, was on probation after robbing somewhere else. So…he should have …
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The CRTC Kind Of Makes A Good Decision
CBC blasts CRTC for TV signals decision I understand why the CBC folks are upset, but honestly, excluding it from thenew consumer raping regimewas the one thing that the Commission got right. The CBC is in a unique position. It’s funded by the government, but also is able to sell advertising to make up for …
She’s Teaching Something, But I’m Not Sure It’s On The Lesson Plan
It’s funny. When you read the story of a teacher calling a student an idiot, you want her to be fired too. But when you hear the 26-minute recording, the lines aren’t so black and white. Just to warn ya, the recording takes a second to load, but it should load with no further intervention …
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GDB Online Auction
I just got news of this, so figured I’d put it up. GDB is holding its first online auction to raise funds. There are lots of cool weekend getaways, gift baskets, and other stuff up for grabs. If you want to have a look at what they’ve got, pop on over to their catalogue. Bidding …
Let The Nickel And Diming Continue!
The CRTC made a bunch of television related decisions today,here’s a summary of what went down.One of them in particular caught my eye. Value of local television programming As part of its framework, the Commission has set out a market-based solution to allow private local television stations to negotiate with cable and satellite companies. Each …
Weekends From Hell
Is Judge Robert Benjamin stupid? He has to be if he thinks it’s ok to make two little girls spend weekends with their pedophile dad. Oh but they have to have a lockable door at night, and they have to be in the same room, and an adult friend has to stay over when they …