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Speaker 1: r R Rock the bank cash again today.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So there was a lot of big news stories yesterday
Speaker 1: and then uh there was the Diddy story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was right as we were getting out, Right
Speaker 2: after we got on.
Speaker 1: The literally just after ten o'clock, the jury there in
Speaker 1: Manhattan came back with their split verdict, finding the pop
Speaker 1: mogul not guilty of the most serious charges involving sex
Speaker 1: trafficking and racket heiering guilty on prostitution related charges. And
Speaker 1: then yesterday afternoon they reconvened to see if they were
Speaker 1: going to let him walk until sentencing.
Speaker 2: And I was hearing this guy's beyond a flight risk
Speaker 2: with all that money.
Speaker 1: But you also heard that they were already planning a
Speaker 1: big party for the weekend in Miami. The judge did
Speaker 1: decide to keep Ditty in jail until until the sentencing,
Speaker 1: which is still to be determined. I'm sure he wasn't
Speaker 1: real happy with that, Nor were his supporters who were
Speaker 1: gathered outside the courthouse yesterday who erupted in jubulant celebration
Speaker 1: after the verdict was announced that he had been found
Speaker 1: not guilty of the most serious charges. Many of them
Speaker 1: were there with baby oil, which they proceeded to start
Speaker 1: to pour on themselves and it didn't get to a
Speaker 1: freak off status outside the courthouse, but a couple of
Speaker 1: these did. He supporters.
Speaker 2: I'm like, really looking good.
Speaker 1: Beauty's in the eye of the beholder.
Speaker 2: Really, I mean, if you're going out there supporting that
Speaker 2: guy and bringing your freak cof juice.
Speaker 1: Which brings me to putting this in idiotology, how much
Speaker 1: time do you have on your hands that you can
Speaker 1: just carve this time out of your day. He just
Speaker 1: get your loop or body oil or baby oil and
Speaker 1: head down to the courthouse. I'm gotta leave the office
Speaker 1: real quick. I'll be back.
Speaker 2: Okay. Let me put my my suit, my jacket there,
Speaker 2: let me put all this nicely away and the try. Okay,
Speaker 2: get on the free cof gear. I'm sorry brings me
Speaker 2: to this if Oh, I was thinking, you know what,
Speaker 2: they probably do have the time pat because they're they're
Speaker 2: gonna wallow in his money if he gets out.
Speaker 1: That's why they're supporting them. Well, no, these were just
Speaker 1: like running the mill fans. Yeah, his his crew was
Speaker 1: already planning in the party from Miami. Yeah, I knew
Speaker 1: they were busy with that. And the judge did cite
Speaker 1: exactly what you mentioned. With his wealth, he is a
Speaker 1: flight risk, he could potentially disappear, and he also cited
Speaker 1: his as was presented in the evidence, his violent tendencies.
Speaker 1: So in jail he continues to.
Speaker 2: Sit happy Fourth of July weekend to their diddles.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Oakland, California. Twelve year old kid been
Speaker 1: arrested by the Oakland County Sheriff's office. Wait, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I bet this is an Oakland, Michigan. Oh really, Oakland, California.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised. No, no, but apparently there's some
Speaker 1: issues in Oakland County, Michigan as well. Wanted to get
Speaker 1: that straight. Didn't want to sign assigned blamed to the
Speaker 1: wrong state or county. We've got a twelve year old
Speaker 1: Karth who's been arrested there in Michigan, accused of stealing
Speaker 1: cars and reselling them for personal profit. He's twelve.
Speaker 2: Entrepreneur. Deputies say the.
Speaker 1: Kid was found carrying a license plate and alleged that
Speaker 1: he'd stolen three or four vehicles from an unnamed business.
Speaker 1: And allegedly the kid turned around and sold one of
Speaker 1: those cars for thirty bucks.
Speaker 2: Okay, I thought he was an entrepreneur, but he's just manure.
Speaker 2: Come on, kid, if you're smart enough at them, the
Speaker 2: plate's with you, and get in there and start the
Speaker 2: car and go and sell it thirty bucks.
Speaker 1: Okay, there's that. You got to attribute that to his
Speaker 1: age and maybe to him thirty bucks is.
Speaker 2: A lot of money. Yeah, I mean, thirty bucks is
Speaker 2: thirty bucks.
Speaker 1: I'm just a buyer.
Speaker 2: If a kid came to me for thirty bucks for
Speaker 2: a car, twelve year.
Speaker 1: Old with a car, it says, this could be yours
Speaker 1: for thirty dollars, you're gonna buy it. You're not gonna
Speaker 1: ask any questions.
Speaker 2: Of course, I'm gonna kick the tires like any good.
Speaker 1: Car, those kinds of questions, Hey, whose car is this?
Speaker 2: Squirt. Now, Oh, you ain't calling him a squirt. He'll
Speaker 2: beat you amongst amongst the kneecats. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: You know he's packing heat, yeah, some hot lead. Nah.
Speaker 2: Obviously I'm not gonna buy it, but I'm probably gonna
Speaker 2: that's gonna say, call his parents, but I doubt they'd
Speaker 2: both be answering.
Speaker 1: The story does point out that thirty dollars isn't even
Speaker 1: nearly enough to buy the new version of the upcoming
Speaker 1: Grand Theft Auto.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he's working his way up there, right, That's
Speaker 2: why you had three, three or four car thefts. Alrighty,
Speaker 2: I thought he was going for the Nintendo switch or whatever.
Speaker 1: All right, uh, And then on to this an update
Speaker 1: on this character. We told you about it. It was
Speaker 1: last month. Because this guy, he's a Kentucky resident, but
Speaker 1: he spends a good amount of time in Florida. He
Speaker 1: hits a Powerball lottery winning ticket for one hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty seven million dollars. He has a sixteen page long
Speaker 1: rap sheet with multiple felonies over the vast majority of
Speaker 1: his seen and adult life.
Speaker 2: Somebody who started stealing cars at twelve.
Speaker 1: Probably there's all the different mugshots from over the years.
Speaker 1: He's so if you recall he and is a lady
Speaker 1: after a hitting the winning numbers came down to Florida
Speaker 1: and we're over and I think it was Saint Pete
Speaker 1: and they got into a situation where he beat up
Speaker 1: a hotel security guard at the bar and then he
Speaker 1: attacked a police officer over there. So here's your update.
Speaker 1: He was extradited back to Kentucky because he wasn't supposed
Speaker 1: to have left Kentucky as a condition of his parole
Speaker 1: in the first place. So they're dealing with that, and
Speaker 1: now Kentucky is going to be sending him back here
Speaker 1: to face the charges for the assault down, including the
Speaker 1: assault on the officer. This idiot who just want to
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty seven million dollars is potentially looking at
Speaker 1: going back to jail for five years. You just can't
Speaker 1: leave well enough alone if you have one hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty three mil.
Speaker 2: I know he took the payout, so he's sitting on
Speaker 2: about whatever the percentage is. Any That's just like you
Speaker 2: can lawyer up. You can lawyer up, but even lawyers
Speaker 2: can't undo dumb the money can do wonders. Pat No,
Speaker 2: I agree He's just not going to be smart enough.
Speaker 1: If you had a long criminal career like that and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden now you legitimately come into a
Speaker 1: big fat stack of money, wouldn't you at least for
Speaker 1: a couple minutes, sit down and go, you know what,
Speaker 1: this is my out. This is the time to really
Speaker 1: turn the page.
Speaker 2: The big guys sending me a friggin underhand pitch. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, right, But, Pat, when you live
Speaker 2: that kind of life you've been Thievens since you were
Speaker 2: a young teeny, your brain's wired differently. He beat up
Speaker 2: a security guard at an hotel. You don't do things
Speaker 2: like that if you have a million dollars.
Speaker 1: I do think, well, he was angry because I think
Speaker 1: the bar was closing and you know, buber drinks. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure, but anyway, Li
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