Man arrested for playing violin.

[Farbin Kaiber]

I would likely suffer it for the 24.1mil he will end up with. Shit, some innocent victims of the legal/judicial system have sat in prison for 20 years before being exonerated and released only get $80k/yr. for the time they were locked up, and they have to deal with general population.

[chadthestampede]

cliffs

bizarre event
went to a house near campus to smoke marijuana
questioned briefly at the DEA
suffered hallucinations
forced to drink his urine
broke his glasses
covered in his own feces

will receive $4.1 million from the government

I'd probably do that for 4 mil.

[Fusion]

cliffs

bizarre event
went to a house near campus to smoke marijuana
questioned briefly at the DEA
suffered hallucinations
forced to drink his urine
broke his glasses
covered in his own feces

will receive $4.1 million from the government

[Dozyproductions]

Hah, there is never an end to the supply of such stories.

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-dea-daniel-chong-forgotten-20130730,0,339260.story

This was a big one in San Diego.

[DIIRTY-30]

Police - Largest legally operating gang in America.

[Farbin Kaiber]

The police forces of our country are really taking this "Hall Monitor" attitude WAAAAYYYYY too far.

[Dozyproductions]

So this guy has an annoying voice and perhaps a little bit overall but give it a watch.



But look at how crazy these guys are getting. He shows them the rules saying that performing in the station is permitted and the only thing the cop can say is that they have the ability to over ride the rules if there is any threat to public safety... which would be playing a violin in this case.


This was the conclusion of it

Finally, Christian said, the original officer returned with the following explanation: “He asked you to stop playing and you would not stop.” From there, Christian was ordered to put his hands behind his back and step against the wall. He was held for four hours and given a desk appearance ticket, then released.

A lazy approach of arrest first, find violation of law second.