StarDestroyer.Net BBS

Man that's one big drunk! Apart from Alcohol Intoxication i saw a few criminal tresspass and a resisting arrest, did anyone spot anything else?

this kind of information is available on the web?

Damn this guy is day in and out of jail. Hmmm, get boozed up and sleep in a jail with perhaps food and then booze up again....hmmm~Jason

His charges explains the first picture. Look at all his images, and you'll see one with no one standing there.

dare i ask why you were browsing through someone's criminal records in the first place? his rap sheet is bad enough, but yeesh. . . .

why is ALCOHOL INTOXICATION considered an offense?

2000AD wrote:Man that's one big drunk! Apart from Alcohol Intoxication i saw a few criminal tresspass and a resisting arrest, did anyone spot anything else?

Failure to pay fees and failure to appear, and a criminal littering.

It looks like he's TRIED to get arrested every day for the past 5 or 6 years.

Crazy somanabitch.

salm wrote:why is ALCOHOL INTOXICATION considered an offense?

when it's public intoxication it's a possible endangerment to others. my guess is he was drunk in public

Public intoxication is illegal- you get as smashed as you wnat in your own house as long as you don't leave it.

Darth_Zod wrote:dare i ask why you were browsing through someone's criminal records in the first place? his rap sheet is bad enough, but yeesh. . . .

I am a collector of information

Want to know what I know about you?

salm wrote:why is ALCOHOL INTOXICATION considered an offense?

There's a reason they call it a "legal limit." We don't want people killing themselves. Suicide, after all, is illegal.

morbidly amusing history fact: a few centuries ago in england it was illegal to kill yourself. anyone who was caught attempting to kill themselves would be hung.

I don't see how being hung is morbidly amusing. I could see people being hanged being morbidly amusing though.

Darth_Zod wrote:

salm wrote:why is ALCOHOL INTOXICATION considered an offense?

when it's public intoxication it's a possible endangerment to others. my guess is he was drunk in public

so you can´t walk around totally drunk?`what if you´re at a bar and want to walk home? better take the car instead?

They have laws against driving while intoxicating too. Did you fully think your post through before hitting "Submit"??

EDIT: LOL I guess I didn't either. Corrected a spelling error.

salm wrote:so you can´t walk around totally drunk?`what if you´re at a bar and want to walk home? better take the car instead?

If I was to set up a bar, I would also have an inn too and charge outrageous fees for drunks to stay in. ~Jason

salm wrote:

Darth_Zod wrote:

salm wrote:why is ALCOHOL INTOXICATION considered an offense?

when it's public intoxication it's a possible endangerment to others. my guess is he was drunk in public

so you can´t walk around totally drunk?`what if you´re at a bar and want to walk home? better take the car instead?

most sensible bartenders will cut them off before they come to the point of being incoherent. and if the bartender actually has the sense they'll call a cab to pick them up or something.

have you ever actually seen someone that was plastered off their ass walking around in public? not a very pretty site. though unless they do something major (such as an assault, driving while intoxicated, etc., which can be caused while a person isn't in charge of their senses) they're usually released after they sober up.

2000AD wrote:Man that's one big drunk! Apart from Alcohol Intoxication i saw a few criminal tresspass and a resisting arrest, did anyone spot anything else?

Disorderly conduct was on there, too.

InnerBrat wrote: this kind of information is available on the web?

Why? Do you have something to hide?

IRG CommandoJoe wrote:I don't see how being hung is morbidly amusing. I could see people being hanged being morbidly amusing though.

just the irony that they executed people that were caught trying to kill themselves.

I knew a guy like this when I was in jail. He'd be in our unit for months,
then leave for like a few weeks, and then he'd be back again.

One time he used AMMONIA to clean his dick and armpits, and ended up
in the medical wing because it all SWELLED UP MAJORLY BAD

Ah, Henry Earl. This guy would appear to be becoming an internet celebrity. I saw a slideshow of his mugshots set to music on SPF the other day...


ah, found it:

http://web.njit.edu/~tdh6597/bash/earl.avi

Darth_Zod wrote:

IRG CommandoJoe wrote:I don't see how being hung is morbidly amusing. I could see people being hanged being morbidly amusing though.

just the irony that they executed people that were caught trying to kill themselves.

Actually, that law was never formally repealed.

Darth_Zod wrote: most sensible bartenders will cut them off before they come to the point of being incoherent. and if the bartender actually has the sense they'll call a cab to pick them up or something.

hmm... what if you want to get from one club to another? you have to get a cab even though cabs are fucking expensive? that sucks.

have you ever actually seen someone that was plastered off their ass walking around in public?

sure. i do that all the time. when i´m drunk i either go home by bus and the night busses are usually loaded with drunk folks on the weekend, or i walk home. walking can be quite funny since you might meet other drunk people and can talk about drunk-stuff on your way home.

not a very pretty site. though unless they do something major (such as an assault, driving while intoxicated, etc., which can be caused while a person isn't in charge of their senses) they're usually released after they sober up.

i think technically being drunk in public is illegal over here as well. but no one gives a rats ass. i can remember one case in which someone was brought to court for being intoxicated and that was because he apparantly vandalized but for some reason it couldn´t be proved. sort of a dubious thing.