El Correcto
god is dead
Skip to 2:29, rest of it isn't relevant. I heard it is a felony for a civilian to go into the back of one of our package cars, by an individual in management during my training.
How much trouble could this guy get into?
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Skip to 2:29, rest of it isn't relevant. I heard it is a felony for a civilian to go into the back of one of our package cars, by an individual in management during my training.
trickpony1
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Theft from an interstate shipment is a felony. I don't know if getting in the back of a pkg car is a felony.
I do know that kind of music makes me want to grab my crotch.
I do know that kind of music makes me want to grab my crotch.
NonDeliverOtherMissed
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Hmm great video....way to give some of these young wanna be thugs ideas........
ChrisTheBrown
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Dave......What do you think???
TooTechie
Geek in Brown
1) Criminal law varies by state.
2) Being in a vehicle isn't a crime, unless it is breaking and entering which has an element of moving or opening a door. If the door is open it's not B&E. You could claim trespassing once you've instructed the person to vacate the vehicle and they do not comply.
3) Stealing from a delivery vehicle has a harsher penalty than other vehicles in many states, but not all.
4) The crime in this video is simple armed robbery.
2) Being in a vehicle isn't a crime, unless it is breaking and entering which has an element of moving or opening a door. If the door is open it's not B&E. You could claim trespassing once you've instructed the person to vacate the vehicle and they do not comply.
3) Stealing from a delivery vehicle has a harsher penalty than other vehicles in many states, but not all.
4) The crime in this video is simple armed robbery.
FrigidFTSup
Resident Suit
I can't figure out how someone thought that was a good idea.
Mugarolla
Light 'em up!
Yes it does.
The only correct statement that you made.
Incorrect.
Burglary is typically defined as the unlawful entry into almost any structure (not just a home or business) with the intent to commit any crime inside (not just theft/larceny).
No physical breaking and entering is required; the offender may simply trespass through an open door. Unlike robbery, which involves use of force or fear to obtain another person's property, there is usually no victim present during a burglary.
Incorrect.
Stealing from a delivery vehicle invovled in interstate commerce becomes a Federal offense, investigated by the FBI, and prosecuted under Federal law, not State law.
Incorrect.
It is considered "interference with interstate commerce by act of armed robbery" and could get you 30 years.
Theft of interstate commerce will get you at least 10 years. Add the firearms charge and burglary charge and you should get 30 years.
I think you should go back to law school.
In California you don't need to break in, just enter a vehicle or structure with intent to commit a crime see PC 459.
rod
Retired 22 years
Drink Craft Beer
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Within the last year, management changed what's printed out for Jewelers packages heading to the mall.
They no longer say the name of the company, just the initials with another letter added to it to the label once it's scanned.
Was told it was for the reasoning shown in the video.
They no longer say the name of the company, just the initials with another letter added to it to the label once it's scanned.
Was told it was for the reasoning shown in the video.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Holydriver
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Richard Harrow
Deplorable.
Got a chuckle out of the end.
Karma is a mean SOB.
Karma is a mean SOB.
El Correcto
god is dead
This was pretty stupid in my opinion. . . Saw it and was just like is that driver serious right now? I don't listen to the artist friend just showed me the video because he knows I drive. I've let civilians stand in my truck if it was raining and they've met me outside to get their package.
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