According to police, Riley fled during a traffic stop. Metro Nashville Police Department's Aviation Unit followed Riley in a 2010 Audi Q7 from 26th Avenue North.
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Let's see, he was held on a $30,000 bail which is only 3000 bucks to a bondsman which means he's probably already bailed out and racking up his tenth warrant.
He’s an overachiever.
ReplyDeleteOne acquires nine warrants because of systemic racism.
ReplyDeleteAnd/or the toxic legacy of slavery.
DeleteAgain, why no surprise.
ReplyDeleteI knew Dandre was an Amish name❗️🤪🤪
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the bail bond places are accepting EBT/WIC these days?
ReplyDeleteUsual suspect. But you guys knew that when you saw the . . . uhhh . . . UNORTHODOX name. Nice vehicle, though; probably some illegal drug sales in there somewhere to afford those wheels.
ReplyDeleteHis family was so poor they couldn't even afford an apostrophe (D'Andre) when they named him.
ReplyDeleteIf he'd have had an apostrophe, people might have mistaken him for French, and he don't want no connection with Ypipo.
DeleteHe is working on his resume to become chairman of the DNC. If his last name was Kennedy or Clinton he would be a senator by now.
ReplyDeleteWhy would the aviation cops use an Audi instead of their high dollar helicopter to chase this guy? I guess you can fail third grade English and still become an editor....
ReplyDeleteI admit that I don't understand a single thing about bail bondsmen, but if I put up 3 grand for a guy who made it a habit of skipping out on his court dates, would it not be a bad idea to guarantee yet another bond for the crook? Never been in this position, so I have no idea on how it works at all, as you can tell.
ReplyDeleteA lot of times a bondsman will require somebody with property to sign as well. If the accused doesn't show up then, Mama just lost her house.
DeleteA shotgun shack in Southcentral Los Angeles ?
ReplyDeleteCatch and release for the chosen race. Just a small part in the greater scheme to foment a race war. Ohio Guy
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