Sometimes things are not as they seem. A bystander can look at a situation from the sidelines and draw a conclusion based on what the people want you to see.
Unless you are directly involved...hands-on not just buzzing by...don't assume to know what is going on.
Big Red did sign the papers at my lawyer's office...so off to the courthouse they go.
Thunderstorms just 2 weeks after we had a blizzard warning??!!
Oh that's OK now we will have flood warnings.
The Hiccuping girl finally stopped...not some cure all. They stopped on there own.
Lord's' cheque bounces
Next time, Kevin Russell may want to ask God to give him cash.
The 21-year-old from Gary, Indiana, was arrested after trying to cash a cheque for $50,000 that he said was given to him by "his Father".
Local police said the cheque was signed "King Savior, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Servant."
He was charged with one count of attempted cheque fraud, one count intimidation and one count resisting law enforcement.
He now faces a maximum sentence of seven years.
Police were called to the bank at about 4pm after Russell tried to cash the cheque.
He had several other cheques with him that were signed the same way but made out in different dollar amounts, including one for $100,000.
Russell allegedly struggled with police as they tried to detain him and then threatened police as they transported him to the Hobart Police Department.
"I've heard about God giving out eternal life, but this is the first time I've heard of Him giving out cash," said police detective Jeff White.
I don't know about you but I don't think I could get that entire signature on a check line!
1 comment:
He signed the papers... The hiccuping girl stops... Some weird-O tries to pass off a bad check... Everyone gets their fifteen minutes of fame by being mentioned in your blog! I am most pleased with the first news item, and hope it has brought you closer to some sense of completion.
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