Newest 'cannibal': Karl Laventure apparently told police he wanted to eat their faces
Posted on 07/03/2012 12:06:58 PM PDT by null and void
Newest 'cannibal': Karl Laventure apparently told police he wanted to eat their faces
Laventure appeared out of some woods and was seen running naked around a golf range near Atlanta, swinging a club around his head and screaming.
At first, they tried using pepper spray to stop him, but that left him undeterred.
'He didn't even wipe his eyes, he just kept them open,'
They then turned to their Tasers and though that momentarily shocked Laventure to the ground, it did not stop him.
Trouble: It took several police officers a significant amount of effort to subdue Karl Laventure when he was allegedly high on bathsalts
'We had to Tase him approximately five more times on scene to get him down. It took several officers to hold him down to get him cuffed,'
He was still talking gibberish, cussing, saying he wanted to eat us, other people
The video shows him talking about the deceased rappers Biggie and Tupac, making animal sounds, and continuing to threaten the police officers.
Strong: Police sprayed him with pepper spray and shocked him with a taser five times before they were able to get him on the ground
Interrupted: Witnesses saw a naked Laventure running around the Atlanta Golf Center on June 14 'making animal noises'
Among other things he said "I'm'a eat you. I'll eat you, I don't want to eat you but I will,"
Though they controlled him enough to force him to a nearby hospital, he attacked one of the nurses on the scene and another fight ensued.
There have been a number of 'cannibal' incidents linked to bath salts in recent weeks.
Bath salts, a synthetic amphetamine cocktail known as 'the new LSD'
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Good ON ya!!
I’ll go to Walmart tomorrow, most likely in the rain. *sigh*
But I will have some BP-friendly food, so that’s good.
I think I’m going to go take a nap. I’m suddenly tired.
Nice looking family!
It’s hard to keep cool when your workshift starts at 1600, the sun’s beating down at 114 F, and you’re pumping away on a bicyle.
Thanks!
Yes we do. I have my snow coat next to my summer sweater as I type this! It was 32 when I took the dog out this a.m.
Obviously, I misunderstood "bike." I thought it was a motorcycle, not a bicycle. I apologize.
Beaker reminds me of Teller from the Penn & Teller act.
It’s nice that you’ve been able to stay one step ahead of the law all this time...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2913778/posts?page=1
Possible new house. I think it’s lame and we should keep looking...
Heh! What you don’t know is that most of the moves required addresses to be given to certain government security offices because of Igor’s status in the work force as “cleared for Top Secret.”
Lame isn’t the word. It might get the ZOT! but it isn’t Undead-Worthy. We demand a certain amount of class in the dreck we choose to immortalize.
I agree 100%. Rolling Stone is the epitome of dreck. But, it was a ZOT so I threw it out there to get folks thinking of maybe getting a new place.
Or, we can always wait another month.
I’d rather wait. Something more suitable will show up soon, I’m sure.
But thanks for looking!
Going to Chickfila today?
Probably tomorrow. But I’m not waiting until 1700 (which is when the homos are supposed to start swapping spit. They supposedly have a East/West coordinated time of 2000 EDT). That cuts way too far into my drinking time.
;^)
I went to the website and will order a hoodie and a little cow tomorrow, since we have no restaurants here. Darnit.
It's the least I can do!
A hoodie? Do those come with Skittles these days?
NooooooLOL!
It’s a gray hoodie with a pink “Chick-fil-a” on the front, and a pink lining.
The Volt is — essentially — an $18,000 Chevy Cruz trying to pawn itself off as a $71,000 car over an electric drive system that is last in the world among big auto makers despite literally BILLIONS of dollars of investment by the U.S. Government.
GM management and engineering couldn’t organize a pissing contest in a brewery.
I have heard a rumor, or perhaps I am starting one, that the Cruz will one day come in a diesel format, and that its mileage will be impressive.
I plan to keep my eye on that.
The problem with any completely electric vehicle, is that your entire trip has to be planned beforehand, and emergencies are not permitted.
Let's say your electric vehicle has an effective range of eighty miles, and your office is only twenty miles away. Seems tailor-made for an electric, right?
Okay, now. On your way home, there's a traffic problem, and everything slows to a crawl. To make it worse, it's weather related, and you have to choose between being comfortable along the way, and actually getting to your destination.
But you're not worried. You have roadside aid that you can call on if you need to; or do you?
Does anyone know if the local agency knows how to deal with a dead electric vehicle? Does your agency know what to do?
In my opinion, hybrids are a fine idea, but a pure electric vehicle needs a Plan B for such a situation.
We get “Rolling Stone,” I think because DP buys concert tickets through Ticketmaster. One came earlier this week with Justin Bieber on the cover, saying he’s “hot and legal.” *Gaaaaaaack!*
We’re having a whoosh, a Zot, and a Boooom here, but no rain yet. DP will have to go pick up Tom, Elen, and Addie (not our child) at church soon; they’re at a Venture Scouts meeting.
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