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> Galaska's wife, Maria Silva, said the object is a novelty alarm clock purchased while on vacation in Brazil. The article mentions nothing about whether the C
by justboxing 10y ago
> Galaska's wife, Maria Silva, said the object is a novelty alarm clock purchased while on vacation in Brazil.
The article mentions nothing about whether the Customs Officials verified the wife's story.
If it was indeed a tourist trinket, why was Mr Galaska taken into custody and charged with "mischief"? Is that even legal??
> Galaska appeared in court Friday handcuffed and wearing a leather jacket and a plaid shirt. As a condition of his bail, he cannot possess weapons or any explosive substances.
Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/joseph-galaska-court-pearson-1.4060703 http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/joseph-galaska-court-p...
- dogma1138 10y agoPeople need to use common sense, yes they can still and in all honesty should be charged with a fine. It's like bringing a hand granade lighter or an air soft pistol throguh security you need to be a special kind of stupid to do.