Oh god that was perfect for a laugh. Thanks.

>claims to smoked other drugs out of a hookah

>gets asked how many people were shot in relation to that specific event

>That's a vague question!

880 down / 738 up for the 1 gig

> lol, when you accuse someone of "lying", you already lost the argument.

Tries to hold back his snickering.

It's all right here if it exists: https://fjdclaims.phila.gov/phmuni/cms/search.do

I'd be interested in the court case number so I can search the publicly available Philadelphia Municipal Court dockets given you know they walked. You know, to verify your claim of what happened.

> Well you could question why they were not charged and case dismissed?

Nobody questions it because it happened 3 am this morning. What the actual fuck are you typing.

Ah cool good. Civil forfeiture is completely different and it wasn't long ago that we put a stop to it here.

If there is a violation, impound the vehicle.

From the PPA

>Impounded vehicles are not released until the driver presents certification of proper registration, insurance, and driver’s license. You must also pay the total amount due, including all outstanding tickets, fees, fines, and penalties before you can take possession of your vehicle.

Aaand its done! People did their job. The owner received their vehicle or maybe even located a stolen one. All without civil forfeiture which steals the property of legal owners with no cause and then sells it to profit the PPD.

No. Civil forfeiture should never come back in any form. Taking someone's property, without charging and convicting them of a crime that the property was tied to, and then using the sale of that property to fund your own budget is horrible conflict of interest and practice.

These are all duties of the Mayor. Have that job do something.

Air Management Services has an email but it never works and they will just tell you to call anyway. Glad the number works then.

There is a building near me that makes a ton of noise regularly from giant fans but there would be no way to get a reading right now with the months of construction they have been doing instead..

There is nothing they can do anymore once they fucked up this badly. They aren't in control of the situation once they left their child behind. You can choose to stop speeding at any time up until you crash.

They aren't the same at all.

> Leaving a child in a car doesn't get you charged with criminal negligence.

It certainly can if the child wasn't brought back safely. It's based on the outcome of your reckless or negligent action.

It's ok to call criminal negligence for the endangerment of a child what it is.