3 ms·
>No, and when it comes to white people in the suburbs we largely don't do that (except serious financial crimes). Well, except that is exactly what happened he
by blhack 13y ago
>No, and when it comes to white people in the suburbs we largely don't do that (except serious financial crimes).
Well, except that is exactly what happened here. A white, presumably affluent (it sounds like he's a lawyer) guy gets arrested for a misdemeanor (graffitti), and enters the hellhole known as our legal system.
- corin_ 13y agoHe wasn't punished with prison, he just spent a small amount of time in a police cell immediately after arrest.
- blhack 13y agoFinish the article. No, he did not "just" spend a small amount of time in a police cell. He was sentenced to 3 years of probation, where he [mostly] lost the ability to travel outside of New York.
- corin_ 13y agoThis comment chain is about spending time in prison - I wasn't saying he didn't get any punishment, just that his punishment didn't include prison.