Man Arrested For 1,000th Time

A Kentucky man has reached an infamous milestone: he has been arrested 1,000 times since 1992.

Well at least he is good at what he does

Man Arrested For 1,000th Time


I was looking for pics of this guy!
I just hit the jackpot! He has so many good mug shots!
please post all mug shots found of Henry Earl!

you are boring

But but but BIGV...he's got a smilie guy to accent the thread and EVERYTHING, and the ones with the big yellow exclamation points are so very important! [/sarcasticwayofsayingyou'reright]

;)

Who is boring? I'm lovin this ignore thing
hehehe

I had no one on ignore, and today I've added two!

Hey, wait a minute classic, who you ignorin'? Can't be BigV because you knew he said the person was boring. IS IT ME????????????????????????????????????????????????????

:lol:

Yes its you! You and your rapper buddy.

wait are you ignoring me now? Does that mean you aren't reading this?

Huh? Who said something?

spammerguy;486605 wrote:

A Kentucky man has reached an infamous milestone: he has been arrested 1,000 times since 1992.

What did he win?

dar512;486886 wrote:

What did he win?

SCF, dude, SCF! :lol2:

dar512;486886 wrote:

What did he win?

Well if we follow Sarah Palin's "logic" this qualifies him to be a cop or a judge since he could see them from his home.

Here's his mugshots.
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tonybeme;486605 wrote:

A Kentucky man has reached an infamous milestone: he has been arrested 1,000 times since 1992.

Well at least he is good at what he does

Man Arrested For 1,000th Time


I was looking for pics of this guy!
I just hit the jackpot! He has so many good mug shots!
please post all mug shots found of Henry Earl!

Damn! If only they had passed a 999th strike law, this would never have happened.

Not your picture, Flint, the guy with 1000 arrests.:p

Japanese crooks are much more efficient.

Police on Tuesday indicted a 32-year-old man on suspicion of having committed more than 1,000 purse-snatchings over 10 years. Among the robberies police attribute to Yuki Matsuyama, unemployed and of no fixed address, is one in which a 70-year-old woman was robbed in Warabi in December 2002 of a handbag containing 1.4 million yen [appx $14,000 - ZG].

A search of Matsuyama’s temporary lodging, police say, yielded written memos in which a number of crimes are described [how do you say "duh!" in Japanese? - ZG]. Matsuyama is believed to have stolen as much as 80 million yen [appx $800,000 - ZG] over 10 years in more than 1,000 thefts, primarily in the Nanbu area of Saitama Prefecture [Northen side of Tokyo sprawl - ZG]. “I spent the stolen money on pachinko, horse-racing and sex,” investigators quoted him as saying. [The rest he squandered - ZG]

ZenGum;488064 wrote:

Japanese crooks are much more efficient.

They're closer to the purse. :right: