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Yeah, in reality its like complaining someone "broke" into your care when you left all of your doors open.
by fokinsean 6y ago
Yeah, in reality its like complaining someone "broke" into your care when you left all of your doors open.
- JadeNB 6y ago> Yeah, in reality its like complaining someone "broke" into your care when you left all of your doors open. And you wouldn't get much sympathy, but this is a legally viable complaint. When my car was stolen, the thief was charged for theft, but his girlfriend who was joyriding with him was charged for criminal trespass. Just being in the car when you don't have permission is illegal.