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Interesting. Here in the US, the prosecutor would be trying figure out which of 10 million potential terrorism charges could be thrown at the guy.
by drivingmenuts 12y ago
Interesting.
Here in the US, the prosecutor would be trying figure out which of 10 million potential terrorism charges could be thrown at the guy.
- 8_hours_ago 12y agoI kept expecting to read the part where he was charged with some combination of trespassing, building code violations, drug trafficking, etc. Instead it looks like the police correctly recognized that he wasn't a threat, and let him off with a warning. Happy endings are nice.
- DKnoll 12y agoThey can't actually charge him... he's only breached local bylaw which is not enforced by police.
- protomyth 12y agoDepends where in the US, I can also imagine the local prosecutor shaking his/her head, walking away, and having a heck of a story to tell at the bar.
- ashark 12y agoI glanced back over the article twice because I was certain I'd missed the part where a life-ruining set of felony charges and fines had been thrown at the guy.
- CPLX 12y agoThe tell was the words indicating he lived in Canada, clearly.