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This guy $1,000 for a dumpster. Then this other guy pulled up with a whole trailer of junk and started filling it like it was a public park. His defense: “I didn’t know whose dumpster it was.” That’s not a defense. That’s a confession that you treat other people’s... show more

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Hook&Slice 的头像

Hook&Slice2 天前

Got caught ... let's double down and threaten.

DocumentingLibs 的头像

DocumentingLibs2 天前

That’s the strategy used by criminals.

LionsNotLambs 的头像

LionsNotLambs2 天前

He didn't know whose dumpster it was, but he knew it wasn't his.

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Barb McI2 天前

My husband used to flip houses and always rented dumpsters. Even after we put signs on them, PRIVATE DO NOT PUT YOUR TRASH IN HERE, they still did. Most were in the yards of flip houses too, not on the street.

DocumentingLibs 的头像

DocumentingLibs2 天前

It’s straight up theft. I do not think enforcement and penalties are harsh enough for this.

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Brian Johnson2 天前

Scumbag needs to be tossed in said dumpster like the trash that he is.

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HannO 🍊 Ultra MAGA2 天前

Bet he's a democrat.

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The Intl. Hick of Mystery2 天前

Their only defense is to get louder and closer. Intimidation is all the have in their tool box.

⚔️ 𝕁. 𝕂𝕟𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕥 ⚔️ 的头像

⚔️ 𝕁. 𝕂𝕟𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕥 ⚔️2 天前

Mother fucker knew it wasnt his dumpster.

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Marc Molfetto2 天前

He doesn't need to know who's it was because he knows it's not his. Total bullshit!

JP🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 的头像

JP🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸2 天前

@ColorApril “Feel”😂😂😂😂

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Gordon Murr2 天前

The real crime is $1k for a dumpster. I rent one like that for $350.

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TM32 天前

Even the Hispanics are fed up the American "Moreno" lol

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Janet Loo2 天前

Import the third world, become the third world.

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lewdin2 天前

Niggers

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James Archer2 天前

Black trash

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frank white2 天前

Black dude was paid to take junk to junkyard. Black dude decided to give himself a raise and dump it illegally. This is normal practice in a blue city. That’s why black dude is pissed, he thinks he’s being made an example off and they are messing with his income.

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UpWithUsLasVegas2 天前

NGAs need their hands cut off for stealing. That’s how they do it in Africa. Enough is ENOUGH!

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SK2 天前

Put a dumpster anywhere and it’s like crack to an addict. They come from everywhere and dump their sht without a care in the world.

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Shadowkeeper452 天前

@LynneBP_294 BS Everyone knows who’s dumpster it is, it’s not theirs so they dump anyway and the lie about it. I hate liars and I hate people that do this, doesn’t matter who it is either.

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Dale2 天前

Happens daily.

Freddie 的头像

Freddie2 天前

But, you know it’s not yours!!!!

Hamadryas Plastique 的头像

Hamadryas Plastique2 天前

He started his junk haul off business when he saw that dumpster.

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bombchus2 天前

Dumb monkey

DTH 👑 的头像

DTH 👑2 天前

@TonyLaneNV He knew it wasn’t his dumpster….

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H man2 天前

@LibOrNormal Niggers

RainyDayz 的头像

RainyDayz2 天前

@NobodymrRobert It’s called theft of services.

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teaparty OTAKU2 天前

Everyone sounds illegal

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The Fuckin A guy2 天前

fuckin niggers

LStrick 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 的头像

LStrick 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸2 天前

someone came to our shop years ago and filled our dumpster before they moved- including a couple of car batteries- we found it and called the sheriff- a few things had his address on them- the sheriff arrested him and made him take all his stuff out then took him to jail

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Francisco Franco III2 天前

Their entitlement knows no bounds

ForkingShirtballs! 的头像

ForkingShirtballs!2 天前

@LynneBP_294 You ask. It’s simple to ask. We asked our neighbors and they said yes but to not ask that’s stealing

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Marshall Phillips2 天前

@lynnek2005 Usual suspects

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Gino2 天前

He said I didn’t know who dumpster it was well then why would u use it asshole. It don’t belong to you and you admitted you don’t know who’s it is so your a thief

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PureBlood🩸2 天前

@GriffHoller Same stupid mentality that walks into a store grabbing chips liquors etc walking without paying !! 💩

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Don Thompson2 天前

@Serenitee_Sam

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paul2 天前

@Ilegvm He knew it wasn’t his dumpster!

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