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Originally posted by mtsgsd
I guess you're looking for comments since you posted this. I'm sorry I can't offer any sympathy though. You were both doing things you should not have been doing, and you got busted for it. How is this the cop's fault?
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That's what I was thinking. You knowingly lied to a cop, and now you're angry that she is making more trouble for you. Your brother caused damage to private property, and he won't even show up to make a statement. I feel sorry for the person whose insurance may go up because he has to get his car fixed because of your drunk brother. If this goes to court, and you swear on the Bible that you'll tell the whole truth, will you actually tell the whole truth, or will you continue to lie? If you
do lie, and more problems come your way, then don't come crying to us for sympathy. Play by the rules, stay sober, tell the truth, and you'll probably never be in trouble.
Also, get your brother some counselling, as he sounds like he could use some. Public intoxication and rioting aren't going to lead to a healthy and productive life for that guy.
By the way, I love the police. If it weren't for them, civilized society wouldn't stand a chance.