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http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local ... 27210.html

Gotta love this one.

Looks like a Johnny Depp version of Heisenberg from Breaking Bad.

Good trigger discipline though.

doncb wrote:Good trigger discipline though.

Noticed that, too.

doncb wrote:Good trigger discipline though.

Yes indeed, you beat me to that one...

At 17 seconds, I think he's telling the barista that he only wants one shot of espresso in this latte...and that it's to go.

Jago668 wrote:Looks like a Johnny Depp version of Heisenberg from Breaking Bad.

'cept the Heisenberg hat was a porkpie, not a fedora, but close enough I guess. At least it wasn't a ball hat turned around backwards. If you're going to have a robbery, nice to see a robber not dressed like a slob for once.

Caught: http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2015/12/17/alle ... ry-caught/

Armed robbers should enjoy maga-dollars bonds.

A mere $50.000 bond for an armed robbery?

That's outrageous.

I have nothing but loathing for armed robbers and many, many of them are murderers or will ultimately be if they continue on the road of armed robbery.

I couldn't possibly care less how 'cutesy' he dresses or what hat he wears, he's a disgusting menace that should be in jail for a minimum of 50 years.

If this is the same guy [same name and age], he has quite a history.

http://www.sheriffleefl.org/main/index. ... 3689159681

Edited: Yep same guy!

http://crimeblog.dallasnews.com/2015/12 ... jail.html/

koine2002 wrote:
Two words: "Dallas County."
One of the previous community officers for my area once told our crime watch that Dallas County is famous for lax criminal justice. He's even had perpetrators, realizing they were in Dallas County, surrender saying it's no big deal because it's Dallas County. It's especially true for property crimes.

Really hacks me off.