Stolen Iphone Recovery

[347Mike]

"I don't like people playin on my phone" lol
All I said was $20 worth of lead I said nothing about shooting him

What were you planning on doing? Throw them at him? C'mon Kris, everyone knows what you meant by that, including yourself. lol

[krazy kris]

What were you planning on doing? Throw them at him? C'mon Kris, everyone knows what you meant by that, including yourself. lol

Just hand him $20 worth of lead, y'all niggaz be so violent lol

[LANTIRN]

This by law would have been illegal on all fronts in Texas. Pretty funny though!

So you are saying that in Texas it is illegal to track down and confront someone who has stolen your property so you can get it back? Please quote me the statute of Texas law that explains this.

[Jimbo]

Am I the only one laughing at the fact he had to use a hammer. I bet he wished he had a gun. Only in New York.

Right there with you.

[Forever_frost]

Have fun sitting in prison for killing someone over finding a lost phone Mr. Internet Badass.




Even in Texas the situation doesn't warrant using deadly force, the guy found a phone and kept it, he didn't force entry anywhere, or even pick-pocket. Factor in that the owner of the phone lured him over under false pretense, and introducing a firearm would cause all sorts of grief if the "perp" freaked out and called the cops.

Don't get me wrong, the guy is a scumbag for keeping the phone that he found, but he isn't some dangerous criminal. All of this gun talk is laughable.

In before the "commiefornia lib mentality" comments, I would have said the same thing 10 years ago.

With the information on an iPhone now days and the fact that this douche was posting as the gentleman in order to lure young ladies to a meeting, he was engaging in identity theft. We all know my solution to that.

[Chopped54]

Am I the only one laughing that the iPhone owner was on a dating site.....


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[Unicorn Jeff]

Am I the only one laughing that the iPhone owner was on a dating site.....


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You'd be surprised how many people are on those. For the record I'm not on any

[jdgregory84]

Am I the only one laughing that the iPhone owner was on a dating site.....


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A friend of mine has been on match.com for a while and says that he'll end up sleeping with the chick on the first date more often than not. While I haven't signed up for one yet, I'm becoming less and less against it.

[Sleeper]

A friend of mine has been on match.com for a while and says that he'll end up sleeping with the chick on the first date more often than not. While I haven't signed up for one yet, I'm becoming less and less against it.

I thought thats what we all used myspace and facebook for?

[jyro]

wow, anytime you find something and you know who it belongs to

sounds more like dude found a free iphone in a taxi than a thief. Am I the only one that sees this?

and you don't try to return it, your a thief.

[jewozzy]

Really?

So you are saying that in Texas it is illegal to track down and confront someone who has stolen your property so you can get it back? Please quote me the statute of Texas law that explains this.

It's illegal to pose on the internet as someone else in Texas. Not positive but was thinking its a felony I've never used or seen someone booked on it but know its on the books.. And it would have at the very least be agg assault possibly agg robbery. He wasn't in posession of stolen property he was in possession of abandoned property. All of this is a stretch but legally how it is.

[Unicorn Jeff]

Learn something new everyday!