Posted on 06/26/2009 9:01:40 PM PDT by Chet 99
HERKIMER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Dolgeville Police have arrested a woman for disabling brakes on her boyfriend's motorcycle. Investigators responded to a man's complaint that someone had loosened his motorcycle's brake line bolts.
Dolgeville Police say Lisa Cool, 29, was allegedly angry with her boyfriend and offered to pay a 16-year-old male to disable the bike's brakes. Police arrested Cool for criminal solicitation. Police also arrested the teen who agreed to disable the brakes and charged him with reckless endangerment and criminal mischief.
Both Cool and the 16-year-old were arraigned and released by the court to appear at a later date.
Paying? Hell, my mechanic does it for free when he inspects them.
It doesn’t even need to be said...
And her brother...
Dolgeville is every bit as attractive at it’s name.
No lo contendre
quilty
I would have her arrested for attempted murder.
If my girlfriend looked like that, I would disable my own brakes!
Why charge them with reckless endangerment, this was attempted murder. BTW, guilty.
Braking News!
Hmmm. 16 year old male, wonder how payment was made.
Lol!
I almost killed myself last May when the Hydraulic front brake failed on my dirt bike.
Fractured skull, broken jaw, shattered wrist, broken collarbone etc.
Ouch!
I hope that you have healed.
Yup, except i have persistant numbness in two fingers.
I’m hoping i don’t have perm nerve damage.
Seeing the doc in a few weeks about it.
It was so bad apparently that they airlifted me from my local hospital to Boston by helicoptor.
I don’t remember any of it though. when i got home a week later i looked at the bike and noticed the blown brake line.
Happy to hear that you are mostly healed. Nerves grow about 1 cm a year, so the numbness can last a long time.
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