Here they take over intersections in city streets. This entire street takeover burnout thing has been happening all over the country, and it started as a TikTok challenge.This X1,000! Our local LEO’s are cracking down on young folks doing burnouts in parking lots late at night. Last weekend 3 of their cars were confiscated and are set to be auctioned off in the near future. The local news reported the estimated value of the 3 cars confiscated was over 100,000 dollars and many people were arrested.
And all of these are also TikTok challenges.
Just waiting for the day when someone who is very famous and powerful, is killed by a distracted driver. Things will happen to end this practice of texting while driving, among other distractions.
That wouldn't change a thing.
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Except...ehhh...the judge was charged? He broke the rules and he's being held accountable. What you posted is antithetical to your thesis.What rules? Around here anything goes, shoplifting, assault, all sorts of stuff go unpunished. The cops don't stop people or charge people much anymore, they know it is pointless. An example of the types of stuff that goes on here everyday.
Massachusetts judge charged with helping man evade ICE by sneaking out back door of courthouse
Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling said the charges were not meant to send a message about immigration policy. Everyone must be held to the rule of law, even the privileged and powerful, he said.
But so many across the country are not. 1 judge charged. We had riots and federal buildings ransacked and set on fire. Smash and grab is rampant, with little more than catch and release.
ok..but THAT example did not in any way support what he said. As I've said, I like rules, and there should be appropriate consequences for not following rules. I'm glad that judge was charged. He will have his day and justice will be served.
It will be swept away as always. They will send him for some "training" and a day of community service, and he will still be a judge.
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Yep, just like these thousands.He got the hook up:
DOJ drops charges against Newton judge accused of helping immigrant evade ICE
In a deal struck with the Department of Justice, Newton District Court Judge Shelley Richmond Joseph agreed to a review by the Massachusetts Commission on Judicial Conduct. The commission will make disciplinary recommendations to the state's high court..
She got off, the state claimed she was unjustly charged. That is the point, you can do the crime and go unpunished in this state.
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Civil behavior will get you a knock on the head, shot, stabbed or mugged in some places. Do not go strolling in some downtown after dark or even in daylight for that matter without carrying something and know how to use it.
