Because he had not appeared on his date of the court, the American Aaron Johnson was sought with a detention warrant. Nevertheless, he decided to blow at the police officer Grady Judd on the police page of the police …
“You should wait longer today. That’s why you didn’t get me when I left my grandmother’s house,” wrote Johnson on the Facebook page of the civil servant. He garnished the brutal entry with the hashtags “#grady Can’t Find Me” and “#Test Again Grady”.
Police chief Judd immediately replied: “You speak like a real man who does not want to take responsibility for his actions. Don’t worry, we will find you. Bet?”
The 29-year-old immediately replied with the next Godslastering attack, which swam with writing and grammar error-hey wrote the saying as follows: “Ok, I will give you and your crew a lead. You could not conquer me on foot or by car. Maybe you need a horse or helicopter.”
The police didn’t need that. The handcuffs clicked the next day. The police posted the photo of Johnson’s arrest and wrote: “Today the game ends. Our officials traced it and delivered him in the Polk County Prison. Nice attempt, Aaron … maybe next time, probably not.”
Judd is known in his district to combat hard bandages in the fight against crime and also like to images. That is why Johnson must now be prepared for a longer prison sentence. Although he had been in prison several times since 2015 – among other things due to drug possession, domestic violence, burglary and driving without a valid driver’s license.
Source: Krone
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