Not a traditional feel good story from Ashland, Oregon when murder suspect Neal Norman got out of his car on a busy interstate;
Later that morning, Norman got out of the vehicle and began shooting at vehicles on the highway, according to deputies.
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office said the threat ended when a driver hit the suspect with their truck.
The driver was questioned and released by state police. Thomas Moxon’s truck was kept as evidence after it was riddled by bullets.
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A perfectly good truck not only shot up, but the local Po-po had to take it? WTF?
Evidence…..i’m sure he will get it back…..eventually.
Is that considered road hazard?
Pity the poor truck!
Norman…? No, I’m not going there.
On Friday, 9/29, the Circuit Court for Chesapeake, Virginia information data base had indicated that BrokeButtBernath was scheduled for a preliminary hearing in respect of a preliminary competency hearing to estimate whether the defendant was able stand for his trial on his appeal.
That information was subsequently updated and I cheerfully report that, as of 09:00, Oct. 2nd, the Circuit Court docket does not include any reference to BrokeButt.
The next scheduled floor show should be Tuesday, 10/10/2017.
Stand by for doubled-down-dementia featuring Dotard Dan and his Dutch Rudder Band.
Over.
Instead of those bullet hole decals you could put on your vehicle, this is the real deal. Keep on trucking Tommy. Nice road kill.
Road kill we can believe in.
They call him Max, the Road Warrior.
It has been said* that there are no dangerous weapons just dangerous man.
* attributted to Robert A Heinlein.
dangerous men, that is. (Thanks, Snagglepuss.)