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« 922(o) -- or NFA -- held void for vagueness as applied to LEO | Main | More on Knoxville self defense »

Worst burglar ever

Posted by David Hardy · 19 November 2006 08:07 PM

From Instapundit -- security cam footage of the worst burglar ever. Rather like a real-life Roadrunner cartoon. It builds to the climax, when he realizes that breaking into the convenience mart is only half his task ... he also has to figure out how to break out!

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1 Comment

Windy Wilson | November 20, 2006 11:32 AM

Is there no sound? I think we would be able to hear not only the wheels turning in his head, but the rust scraping, too. The saddest thing is this guy did not figure out after falling 8 feet three times, that it is far, far better to earn money in a way that is approved by society than by taking it from others without permission (even without the messy and dangerous part of the nasty confrontation).
Of course, even if this guy had managed to escape, he would have been captured; He does not even know where "out of town" is.