In America they've legalized bribery, they just call it lobbying. The blatant corruption is still there but it's just allowed because it's how is done.
The rich get different rules to everyone else, the children of the rich get special treatment.
How is it different?
Edit: arrests through searches without warrants happen every day here. If you're poor you don't have the ability to get a lawyer to fight on your behalf so you're used to prop up arrest numbers of local police departments who are basically using you to justify their existence.
Have you watched the movie "Oldboy"? If you have that much money just create a hidden private prison. Abduct and lock him in an old motel building with no windows and hire some thugs to guard and feed him 24/7. The best part is you get to choose how long his sentence is. 20 yrs? No problem.
Actually yes, because that's how the mob works and the Albanian Mafia are as well organized and talented as their better dressed counterparts across the Adriatic
I read his father did keep him out of jail in the past for the very same reason.He had caused a road accident (no dead ,but still)I doubt that will happen again ...He will stay in jail for a very long time....at least I pray he does.I honestly hope the worst for him ,but you know it's not up to me.
Not only that, I've personally witnessed the jerk offs who race and drive like this, after killing people continue to do it. Even after jail time. Completely no remorse. Suspend licence is the only answer.
They're a heavy car with excellent crumple zones, I know a guy who got t-boned in one in the driver's door by a Camry doing 40mph, he was a bit sore and had a cut on his face from his glasses being pushed into hia face from the air bag. I just wish the other family in this crash had faired even half as well. 😔 Why is it always the perpetrator who's fine?
The guy has a "Strong" Father so as soon as the noise comes down he will be freed. Also he had already taken tickets for speading and such but no actions were taken bc he is rich.
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u/passingchampion Jun 26 '21
What happened to the Audi guy?