HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (AP/CBS13) — A Calaveras County man who poisoned eight homeless people in Huntington Beach so he could videotape their reactions was sentenced Friday to four years in state prison.
While I think it was an asshole thing to do, I'm not sure I'd consider giving them capsicum as poisoning. Of course, I'm not the one that got lit up, either.
I totally agree with you Wirecutter. By this stretch of interpretation, if the police pepper spray or an individual pepper sprays an attacker, they can be charged with poisoning another. While a dick move, it’s a slippery slope to start on. Oh what the heck am I saying, it’s California. Buddha
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I totally agree with you Wirecutter. By this stretch of interpretation, if the police pepper spray or an individual pepper sprays an attacker, they can be charged with poisoning another. While a dick move, it’s a slippery slope to start on. Oh what the heck am I saying, it’s California.
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Is there a capsicum-show 'loophole'... can I buy capsicum on the Internet... without a 'background check'?
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