Posted on 04/24/2005 12:11:52 AM PDT by LibWhacker
STATESBORO, Ga. - Sgt. Jason Kearney sat in his marked patrol car Thursday, waiting for his colleagues to join him for lunch when Ron Stone asked him for a ride.
The Bulloch County deputy agreed to take Stone to his car, but first he insisted on searching Stone for weapons, said Sheriff Lynn Anderson.
"Stone told Sergeant Kearney to go ahead," Anderson said.
But instead of packing a pistol, the 30-year-old Stone was packing pot two small bags, Anderson said.
Stone told the uniformed officer he had spent the night at a friend's house and the marijuana was not his, police said.
Instead of a ride to his car, Stone got a ride to the Bulloch County Jail, where police later learned he was wanted in another county on an outstanding warrant for marijuana possession with intent to distribute.
(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)
Whoa, dude! Bogus!
Close but no cigar.
This guy was stupid but he didn't die as a result of being stupid. He can still muddy up the gene pool.
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Ack, sick! The world is full of sick and stupid people.
Its only a matter of time with this guy. He'll probably be a future winner by scratching his crotch with a chainsaw or something (and his heirs will sue the chainsaw manufacturer).
You could be right. But at this time he is not a contender.
Just how stupid can one individual be?
Just how stupid can one individual be?
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Well... maybe not a stupid as we might think.
Maybe his sights were actually set on getting free room and board?
Nahhhhh... but then again... who really knows ??? ;-))
Idiot reporters can't get anything right - they left the "d" off his last name.
so I guess we can expect the ACLU to be rushing to his defense?
He's got the Statesboro blues now......
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