According to the Graves County Sheriff's Office, deputies learned of a group of people rummaging through personal property and towing vehicles in the area of Cardinal and Pritchett Road, which was hit particularly hard by the tornado. Many people in the area died in the storm.
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Instead of arresting them... well you know. Nips that behavior in the bud.
ReplyDeleteNemo
looters should be shot on sight
ReplyDeleteAnd I'll go 3 for 3.... they need to experience acute lead poisoning.....
ReplyDeleteAfter Hurricane Ike blew thru, we were back in our home the next day cause I didn't want it sitting empty. Had to drive thru lots of standing water. Within a day, saw lots of strange cars idling around the subdivision. Some of it, I'm sure, was simply disaster tourism. People driving around looking at how bad the damage was. But others? They drove off a little faster when they saw me walking around my yard with a Winchester 30-30. Yup, joggers going jog.
ReplyDelete"Oh look! Another badly beaten tornado victim!"
ReplyDelete"Did they survive?"
"Not anymore."
As if the tornado victims hadn't lost enough already.
ReplyDeleteShoot looters!
String them up in public.
ReplyDeleteHang them from any convenient plant or structure with a sign around their neck with LOOTER written on it.
ReplyDeleteWrite LOOTER on their forehead with that marker that never leaves.
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