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ChristopherShade
6? Amazing how easily they get of for such heinous crimes.
Tinkrr
Counterfeiting currency is actually a very serious crime, even if you're a kid and print fake bills you can face serious penalties. D:
MothMonsterMan
Source please.
CorpseTits
He wasn't arrested for being poor, he was arrested for trying to pay with false currency.
NolaSamus
He doesn't have to worry about food anymore though
parKing72
6 Years room and board covered, did anyone asked if he was excited by the prospect?
dilligaf2xtreem
Can get an education
FishstickPizza
This happened in 2015. The defendant had 30 previous convictions and 6 felonies, including a history of violating parole.
FishstickPizza
https://www.nycourts.gov/reporter/3dseries/2019/2019_00371.htm
BlankhasdiedofDysentery
Being poor wasn't his crime. Counterfeiting was and he was actively involved in trying to exchange multiple counterfeit bills for real cash
BlankhasdiedofDysentery
He also has previous convictions.
koshiroboto
Do you have a link to the article?
koshiroboto
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/homeless-man-toothpaste-food-counterfeit-20-bill-prison-six-years-new-york-a8745861.html
koshiroboto
Found it. He wasn't as innocent as we would have been led to believe