__ Vigilante makes Citizen DUI Stop of suspected Drunk Driver <= commits vehicle burglary in the process __

> The driver got out of his car and almost fell over, Ochiuzzo said. He didn't
> say a word, and walked away to go to the bathroom. She seized the moment to
> grab his keys from the ignition.

So when a bartender takes someones keys away because they're sloshed,
that's "vehicle burglary"???

(--There's so much wrong with that phrase, I dont' know where to
start).

Larry Bud wrote:
>> The driver got out of his car and almost fell over, Ochiuzzo said.
>> He didn't say a word, and walked away to go to the bathroom. She
>> seized the moment to grab his keys from the ignition.
>
> So when a bartender takes someones keys away because they're sloshed,
> that's "vehicle burglary"???

Only a jackass like you would make such an absurd assertion.

>
> (--There's so much wrong with that phrase, I dont' know where to
> start).

Well, its YOUR phrase, moron, so you dance with it.

In article om>,
Larry Bud > wrote:

> > The driver got out of his car and almost fell over, Ochiuzzo said. He didn't
> > say a word, and walked away to go to the bathroom. She seized the moment to
> > grab his keys from the ignition.
>
> So when a bartender takes someones keys away because they're sloshed,
> that's "vehicle burglary"???

Of course its not. Neither is what happened in the news story. But a
good rule of thumb is if VoxUltraMoron says something about the law, the
opposite is likely true.

Larry wrote:
> Larry Bud > wrote:
>
>>> The driver got out of his car and almost fell over, Ochiuzzo said.
>>> He didn't say a word, and walked away to go to the bathroom. She
>>> seized the moment to grab his keys from the ignition.
>>
>> So when a bartender takes someones keys away because they're sloshed,
>> that's "vehicle burglary"???
>
> Of course its not. Neither is what happened in the news story. But a
> good rule of thumb is if VoxUltraMoron says something about the law,
> the opposite is likely true.

"The jury was hung. Whether it was hung 11 for the top count and 1 for a
lesser count or 1 for the top count and 11 to acquit is of no legal
relevance in terms of bail."
-- Larry the legal imbecile

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" [The Jury] might have unanimously found that he probably committed the crime,
or likely committed them, or possibly committed them - *or* that he was in fact
innocent."
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Kent: "I'm just the guy who can travel without restriction to
several Latin American countries."



UM: "Why not all the Latin American countries then, eh Kent?"



Larry the idiot: "Federal law, dumbass. No citizen can go to some of the
nations from the US."