A. The black hatchback.B. The grey van.C. Both.D. Neither.E. The one driven by the person willing to pay me the most money for choosing him/her.F. I’m not sure, but I ... more
A. The black hatchback.B. The grey van.C. Both.D. Neither.E. The one driven by the person willing to pay me the most money for choosing him/her.F. I’m not sure, but I hope the police have begun an investigation on the husband of the woman on the sidewalk. That looks like an attempt on her life to me.G. I’m not testifying for you, Randy D, I know you were eating a sandwich instead of watching the road.H. Two or more of the above.I. None of the above/other answer.~
people will commit crimes with an air of impunity?As I am writing this, I’m listening to a Los Angeles news radio station (about 120 miles north of me) that is broadcasting y... morepeople will commit crimes with an air of impunity?As I am writing this, I’m listening to a Los Angeles news radio station (about 120 miles north of me) that is broadcasting yet another high-speed pursuit of a stolen vehicle. I just tuned in, but according to the commentator, it’s been going on for at least 30 minutes. The police have just broken off the chase in the interest of public safety, and helicopters are instead taking up tracking the suspect vehicle. Also according to the commentator, the fact that it’s a property crime and no injury or death has as yet been ascertained, if apprehended, the suspect will most likely be checked for outstanding wants or warrants. If none are found, he or she will be cited, given a notice to appear in court, and then will be released from custody, all of this taking place within a few hours of been being arrested.
This is also true if the person is on parole or probation for previous offenses and/or convictions, because without an actual want or war... less
