Man Confronts Package Thief As She Leaves With Packages From His Home

I would of black mailed her, suck my dick or your going to jail.

Finally. Somebody said it. Unfortunately I have a thing against stealing so it would never to that point but I had the strangest vibe he was working way up to propositioning her.

Poor chica can't even chula right.
 
You meant 'too' which means excessively or overly. Two and to are also used. Two is pretty self explanatory. Means more than one. To is used with infinitive verbs and can be a preposition i.e. When you tell a bitch to skip the foreplay and Let's get to it!

Too many times to count how it's used wrong on the board but it's been more than two times already. o_O

You told homie on the Too's like...
 
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nah he did the right thing,

these laws are so fucked up,

he wouldve smacked the

theivery out her, then next thing you know he is being sued....

she walkin with that shit like it had HER name on it.....

then she just dropped the shit like

fuck YO Packages.....

it wouldve taken all the power in my body not to do

ddt, stone cold stunner and peoples elbow that thieving whore!!
 
Someone took up a pair of sneakers I bought for my kid the other day. First time Ive ever had a package stolen from me before.
 
judge me if you want

but im punching that bitch in the face

i dont have any patience with thieves


yup!

i would have stopped filming right where he did.

she woulda dropped my shit and tried to walk off and i would have put the kung fu grip lock on that bitch wrist and told her you ain't goin no where bitch!

with her fucked up attitude, she then woulda tried to swing or spit on me and i then would have to "defend myself!" :rolleyes2:

that bitch woulda got a couple lumps while waiting for the police to arrive!

"I got this rotten bitch right here trying trying to steal my shit and i recorded the whole thing officer!

I then tried to step in front of her to ask her some questions and she swung on me so I defended myself on my own property, officer!"



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Woman Charged in Caught-on-Video Package Theft in Alhambra

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A 20-year-old Montebello woman who allegedly was caught on camera trying to steal packages from an Alhambra home has been charged with three felony counts.

Rianna Adrienne Medina pleaded not guilty Tuesday to second-degree commercial burglary, identity theft and grand theft of personal property, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.

Alhambra Police Department detectives arrested Medina Friday, a day after posting video to Facebook taken by a homeowner who confronted a woman trying to steal two packages from in front of his house.

In the video, the woman claimed that her mother lived at the home. When the homeowner said he planned to call police, she dropped the packages and walked away.

Medina was arrested at a motel in Rosemead after tips led to her identification as the suspect, police said.

“Medina reportedly checked into a motel in Rosemead using another person’s identification, according to prosecutors,” a news release from the DA’s office stated.

If convicted as charged, Medina faces up to four years, four months in state prison.

Her bail was set at $90,000, a DA’s office spokeswoman said.

http://ktla.com/2016/05/17/woman-charged-in-caught-on-video-package-theft-in-alhambra/
 
Woman Charged in Caught-on-Video Package Theft in Alhambra

medina1.jpg


A 20-year-old Montebello woman who allegedly was caught on camera trying to steal packages from an Alhambra home has been charged with three felony counts.

Rianna Adrienne Medina pleaded not guilty Tuesday to second-degree commercial burglary, identity theft and grand theft of personal property, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.

Alhambra Police Department detectives arrested Medina Friday, a day after posting video to Facebook taken by a homeowner who confronted a woman trying to steal two packages from in front of his house.

In the video, the woman claimed that her mother lived at the home. When the homeowner said he planned to call police, she dropped the packages and walked away.

Medina was arrested at a motel in Rosemead after tips led to her identification as the suspect, police said.

“Medina reportedly checked into a motel in Rosemead using another person’s identification, according to prosecutors,” a news release from the DA’s office stated.

If convicted as charged, Medina faces up to four years, four months in state prison.

Her bail was set at $90,000, a DA’s office spokeswoman said.

http://ktla.com/2016/05/17/woman-charged-in-caught-on-video-package-theft-in-alhambra/
shit , the police dont really have to work nomore these days ,all the work was done by the homeowner
 
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