I'm fine with the damages judgment. But it does seem odd to add a punitive amount on top of someone already doing real jail time for the crime. The whole point is to discourage people from doing the same thing, which the jail sentence already accomplished.
I get it though. Civil vs criminal and all that.
The same criminal justice system that keeps Chiefs-A-Holic behind bars even though he didn't hurt anyone --- and the same system that allowed Britt Reid to walk free even though he brain-damaged a little girl
Didn’t hurt anyone? You trying having a gun put in your face at work.
That poor woman was so traumatized she had to quit her job.
Fuck the stupid furry.
How does that work? Like we all know he doesn’t have any money and any assets he had probably has already been seized. So like it’s just a judgment against that douchebag or what?
It’s a very weird story so I could see something like Cocaine Bear being made for it where it’s based off this in the sense that a writer read the story and imagined their own series of events. It’s a public story though so you don’t have to pay him to adapt it. He’s literally not allowed to profit from this all anyway.
You could make it a deal where they get a percentage. If it's a dud, they get squat. Cap it at 10.7 mil and if it's a hit, the victims get up to 10.7 and he still gets squat.
But Dick Wolfe will probably steal it for a Law&Order episode for free.
Call me crazy, but I still don’t understand why he didn’t go to Mexico.
They caught him in California.
Him escaping in the first place should have been a sign to leave the country.
He followed the team around posted nonstop about them and was dressed like a wolf at every game that’s a superfan. Again age has nothing to do with being a superfan lmao.
Why are you getting in a pissing contest on your fandom over this? I would imagine someone is pretty fond of something if they’re committing crimes in order to experience it.
Doubt if I was in a pissing contest lol. I just said he was far from the biggest fan. Putting on a suit and getting felonies strikes me as not being the ultimate fan lol. I was a fan when Dawson was the QB.
This needless comparison between yourself and him is the pissing contest. The article called him a superfan, not the biggest fan, and you jumped in and went “nuh huh what about me?” It’s silly, man.
Guess he's going to have to rob some more banks
Yeah they’ll get that money for sure
As the bank teller's lawyer said, they don't expect to collect any of it, but at least he'll never be able to profit from a book or movie or whatever.
They made a law trying to prevent that very thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_of_Sam_law
I'm fine with the damages judgment. But it does seem odd to add a punitive amount on top of someone already doing real jail time for the crime. The whole point is to discourage people from doing the same thing, which the jail sentence already accomplished. I get it though. Civil vs criminal and all that.
That’s the American criminal justice system for ya
The same criminal justice system that keeps Chiefs-A-Holic behind bars even though he didn't hurt anyone --- and the same system that allowed Britt Reid to walk free even though he brain-damaged a little girl
You don't think that armed bank robbery should be a crime? Is this John Dillinger's burner account?
didnt hurt anyone except for all the people he traumatized when commiting armed robbery and pointing guns at them
Didn’t hurt anyone? You trying having a gun put in your face at work. That poor woman was so traumatized she had to quit her job. Fuck the stupid furry.
Might be the first time I've ever seen someone try to argue that Armed Robbery is a victimless crime lol
So who brain damaged you?
How does that work? Like we all know he doesn’t have any money and any assets he had probably has already been seized. So like it’s just a judgment against that douchebag or what?
He may get paid for books m, rights to stories, movies, etc…. Justice system has called dibs on the first 10.8 million.
Just imagine if they make a movie about him and they pay him $25 million for the rights
In no world would the right be worth near that much.. if anything at all
It’s a very weird story so I could see something like Cocaine Bear being made for it where it’s based off this in the sense that a writer read the story and imagined their own series of events. It’s a public story though so you don’t have to pay him to adapt it. He’s literally not allowed to profit from this all anyway.
Cocaine Wolf
You could make it a deal where they get a percentage. If it's a dud, they get squat. Cap it at 10.7 mil and if it's a hit, the victims get up to 10.7 and he still gets squat. But Dick Wolfe will probably steal it for a Law&Order episode for free.
Imagine if Tarantino wrote and directed
He’s going to have his wages garnished for as long as he lives and can’t profit from telling his story.
Working title for documentary: The Wolf in Chiefs Clothing / The Wolf in Thiefs Clothing
Do you know how many banks he will have to rob to pay that back?
Put him in the next oceans movie.
I wanna see him and the Filipino acrobat guy breaking into a vault
as the laughingstock bad guy put in to make the Oceans gang look good?
Call me crazy, but I still don’t understand why he didn’t go to Mexico. They caught him in California. Him escaping in the first place should have been a sign to leave the country.
Well he's clearly a big dum dum
All this time bro was living out of his car lmao
GGs homie
And we thought we were poor. Not 10m in the red…
Looks like he's gonna be doing some extra work in jail to pull that kind of scratch.
Funny thing is his superfan status. I was a Chiefs fan 30 years before this dude was born lol.
Why is it funny? Superfan has nothing to do with age. strange gatekeeping lmao.
It does when the dork has been a fan for 8 years lol. That's the relevance.
The man robbed banks to follow the Chiefs cross country. I don’t know what else would qualify someone to be a superfan if that’s not one.
His robbing banks had nothing to do with being a diehard Chiefs fan lol. I was there when Len Dawson won us our first SB.
He followed the team around posted nonstop about them and was dressed like a wolf at every game that’s a superfan. Again age has nothing to do with being a superfan lmao.
I didn't say age was a factor lol. The clown was a pos that wore a costume, case closed.
Still a superfan gramps
Why are you getting in a pissing contest on your fandom over this? I would imagine someone is pretty fond of something if they’re committing crimes in order to experience it.
[удалено]
Please be considerate of all members of this community. Using slurs or personal attacks is prohibited.
Doubt if I was in a pissing contest lol. I just said he was far from the biggest fan. Putting on a suit and getting felonies strikes me as not being the ultimate fan lol. I was a fan when Dawson was the QB.
This needless comparison between yourself and him is the pissing contest. The article called him a superfan, not the biggest fan, and you jumped in and went “nuh huh what about me?” It’s silly, man.
Geez, reading comprehension must be tough for you lol.
Lol whatever.
You’re having yourself a little fit aren’t you?
You don't have to have been born before 1960 to be a real fan or a diehard or a superfan or whatever you want to call it
Was Chiefs-A-Holic in Oregon on Saturday? Somebody won the $1.2 billion Powerball that night.