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Bought a Denali but kept it in storage because it didn’t fit the neighborhood. One night, he rushed the gate, switched cars and grabbed a duffel. An off duty cop noticed. Later, a woman knocked on the door. “Is this the unit for rent?” He shut the door. Three...

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Rise Now Entvor 14 Tagen

@Danial_788 So he let his homie go down for his shit ?

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Lo mainvor 13 Tagen

“Denali Chevy”🫩

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Lexvor 13 Tagen

“Look like a suspicious move” it was suspicious move. Idiot.

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J-A-S-P-E-Rvor 14 Tagen

He used the lack of evidence linking him to the crime and used circumstantial evidence of the lease not in his name to his favor, playing as a “visitor”. Still kinda 🐍 but thats the system we have to trust when dealing w the presentable facts.

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Tony Dungyvor 14 Tagen

Who are yall interviewing

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