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11-04-2009, 10:00 PM
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ROCKING THE EL FUTURA
Join Date: Nov 2008
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Hey guys and girls.
well funny story, i was leaving a sertain fast food outlet today when the guy in front of me stalls his car then restarts it puts it in reverse and smacks me. then instead of stopping he takes of so natrualy i took of after him and he then stopped outside a shopping centre we got and i asked for his details only to find out he was fifteen years old. So i parked his car in the shopping centre car park held him there and called the cops to come and get him. Whilst waiting i still had his keys and he pulled the crying game but stuborn old me didn't fall for that and handed the keys to the cops. know i have to chase his pearents for damage done to my car. So did i do good or bad by keeping him there? |
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Did I Do The Right Thing???????
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