Good point, didn't notice the post count. But, I'll give the benefit of the doubt for now...Appears to be 99.97634% chance of
TROLL
Well... you didn't mention that the gun was siezed (as it would be). Police don't 'run' gun numbers in AZ as a matter of procedure. If you were 'pulled over'... mere possession of a firearm is no big deal without some mitigating circumstances. Actually... your 'tale' is suspicious on many angles. Posession of stolen property is an arrestable offense. You didn't mention that either. Methinks thou art a Troll.i bought a gun from a guy in the streets. he told me it was legit.
i got pulld over and had the gun. the cop ran the # and it was reported stolen?
wat happens for haveing a stolen gun?
From the way he wrote his post, Mrivas is probably a young gang member who purloined a gun and wants to find out what would happen if he was hypotheically caught with it.Good point, didn't notice the post count. But, I'll give the benefit of the doubt for now...
Speaking of Arpaio, I think I missed his press conference this evening. Did any of you catch it and if so, was it a good one?mFonz77 wrote:From the way he wrote his post, Mrivas is probably a young gang member who purloined a gun and wants to find out what would happen if he was hypotheically caught with it.Good point, didn't notice the post count. But, I'll give the benefit of the doubt for now...
I hope he gets swiftly caught, tried, and sent to Arpaioville.
LOLzits so funny that all the gangster wanna be f@gs always want to break laws they know nothing about. "aw dem pigs took mah gat from me fo no reason yo wat da f***" when all they have to say is "no i refuse a search" lol just a funny observation at the stupidity thats becoming "normal" now
I think that is a little over the top, and I'd decline to do business with you. My ID? My signature? Would you need that to sell me your old, broken toaster? No. It's stinks of ulterior motive. Identity Theft? False Report of Theft of the item in question? How many other people did you sell it to, report it stolen, and then get it back to sell again? The OP makes a good argument for that without even knowing it. It happens with cars not all that infrequently. "He stole my car!" "No, he let me borrow it!" Who's lying? Revenge? Just a jerk?Rule of thumb, when you conduct business, you do so professionally to protect both of you. If I were to buy/sell any expensive item to someone and especially a firearm,I would produce aprinted receipt of the transaction and require a signature as well as require a valid government photo ID which I would make a photocopy of. Use common sense.
its so funny that all the gangster wanna be f@gs always want to break laws they know nothing about. "aw dem pigs took mah gat from me fo no reason yo wat da f***" when all they have to say is "no i refuse a search" lol just a funny observation at the stupidity thats becoming "normal" now
If his story is true, he's probably in jail for recieving stolen property and has no access to a computer. In jail or not, he's still a dumba$$.The OP was a one-shot wonder... and a not-so intellegent one at that. (Is this what we pay big bucks to gummint schools to produce?) I want my money back.
sure ?r6-rider wrote:its so funny that all the gangster wanna be f@gs always want to break laws they know nothing about. "aw dem pigs took mah gat from me fo no reason yo wat da f***" when all they have to say is "no i refuse a search" lol just a funny observation at the stupidity thats becoming "normal" now
As about as bad as the "trailer trash and backwerdz folk": "Dem bastidpopo's tooks meh raffle awayz for noze gawt dern reason! I saw demlights com'on and know'd what be comin."
And yes, I have certainly heard this before.