Watch out for this guy

[greggnyce]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32762636/ns/us_news-weird_news/

lol, crazy people.

 

[straightjiggy10]

OMG, Whats this world coming to?

 

[WikedTechniQuezZ]

thats just plain craziness wow unbeliveable

 

[fernandokng]

I threw jelly fish at my friends at the beach when I was younger... I think they were jelly fish, but they were all washed ashore.

 

[ClosetFishGeek]

What are they putting in the water down there ??.......:splitspin

 

[Mr. Softy]

Side note on that story. The man was also charged with carrying a concealed weapon(a pocket knife). How/why is that a crime? What is the law on carrying a pocket knife in NY? Is there a legal way to own and carry one on your person?

 

[greggnyce]

I believe the size of the knife is important and it probably has top be carried so it can be seen on the wearer by police. IMO

 

[juiceguy]

the old rule of thumb in nyc was the blade could not be longer than 4 fingers but nowadays any knife will get you taken in

 

[SharkLover]

I heard they're hiring officers with skinny fingers

 

[Chongpark27]

:irked: People do strange things when they are drunk :givebeer:

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

:tired: Jellyfish throwing is so 1990's. They should be lionfish throwing I heard there was an explosion of them somewhere.

RE the knife questions, please don't believe all the urban legend about 4 fingers etc. Then read the penal law and the city's administrative code it is clearly defined. The important question to ask is if it were a gravity knife as well. Oh, and the media always publishes the absolute complete and unbiased truth as well especially when it comes to the "innocent" little guy being arrested. I am sure he was an altar boy and an honor student too and was doing nothing wrong to deserve it either.

Now :backtotop please Jelly throwing.