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Look man, when you're hungry, you're hungry

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pastrami.jpgFucking cops, man. In Roxbury Township, New Jersey, local cops pulled over a pickup truck they claim was erratically changing lanes. Ok, fair enough. They then talked to James Garfield and Robin Harrington to find out what was up. Apparently, Garfield and Harrington explained that they were just on their way to New York to get some peanut butter and pastrami (I hope not combined in a single sandwich, because that's an assault on good pastrami).

And for this, they were arrested!

Now, to be fair, they also told the cops they were making their road trip to New York, for some grub, from New Mexico.

Oh, and there was also the three pounds of pot. That might've had something to do with it too.

Full post as published by Quiz Law on September 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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