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: Legal AnticsWell, they are black men. And, this is New York City.
By NBlack
Isn't that enough? (And, just to clarify, my commentary is dripping with sarcasm, criminal defense attorney that I am)
If So, I'll Need Big Trash Bags and Ten Minutes in My Apartment
Dispatcher's voice on walkie talkie: Four black males seen in the subway station, dressed as women. Repeat, four black males dressed as women.
Cop, into walkie talkie: Ten-four to central... Is that breaking a law?
--77th St Subway Station
Overheard by: AJ
via Overheard in New York, Jun 8, 2008
Full post as published by Legal Antics on June 30, 2008 (boomark / email).
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