MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Records show that one 11-year-old Memphian has been arrested nine times in just over two months for charges including carjacking, theft, burglary, and robbery, just to name a few.
Lock him up to serve the maximum sentence each time he gets arrested or violates his “probation” or “parole” terms. Eventually he’ll rack up twenty or thirty years. A jackass like this will eventually get knifed in prison.
I don't want my tax money wasted on housing. clothing and feeding the melanin rich parasite. I say terminate the booger with extreme prejudice and feed the leftovers to the rats.
Just curious...can any random individual take out a life insurance policy on any random individual? I'm thinking some term life policies on individuals of a certain demographic would be a guaranteed way to make a lot of money. Take out the policy when they're 12 or 13 and if you haven't collected by the time they make it to 25 or 30, drop the policy.
In short, Peaowed, NO. In order to take out a life insurance policy (or any type of insurance policy), you must have an "insurable interest" in said person or property. "Insurable interest", in the case of life insurance, would be the person is your spouse, child, or other dependent. In the case of property/casualty insurance, the property to be insured must be owned by you, or you are otherwise financially responsible for that property.
Besides the "insurable interest" requirement, if there is a relationship satisfying this, the insurance company is going to investigate the insured. They should find out enough to be accurately estimate his life expectancy, and will either refuse coverage or set the rates so high that they'll probably make more than the payout. E.g., if the odds are 50-50 that he'll be dead in 3 years, they might sell $1 million insurance for 1/2 million a year.
Agreed
ReplyDeleteAnd shoot all the other people that allowed that piece of shit to commit crimes.
DeleteLock him up to serve the maximum sentence each time he gets arrested or violates his “probation” or “parole” terms. Eventually he’ll rack up twenty or thirty years. A jackass like this will eventually get knifed in prison.
ReplyDeleteI don't want my tax money wasted on housing. clothing and feeding the melanin rich parasite. I say terminate the booger with extreme prejudice and feed the leftovers to the rats.
DeleteJust another nappy hair, misunderstood miscreant and Democrat voter pushing back against white supremacy
ReplyDeleteThe parent.
ReplyDeleteSome kids graduate from high school at the age of 11.
ReplyDeleteWe all should be proud of a kid that graduates crime school at 11.
Nice career start. Eleven years old, nine felonies and he's probably out with no bail every time to just keep practicing until he doesn't get caught.
ReplyDeleteWhen does he move up to murder?
Nemo
Given the number of unsolved murders in memphis who says he hasnt already?
DeleteExile1981
He must have a black adult male teacher.
ReplyDeleteHopefully the thuglet gets his overdue abortion soon.
ReplyDeleteUm... are we supposed to Guess The Race here?
ReplyDeleteI think we know the race. And yes, you can guess...but you and I both know you don't have to.
DeleteHanging is more appropriate.
ReplyDeleteThey start young down in Memphis.. Bad place for citizens of the wrong color.
ReplyDeleteBad place for citizens of any color.
DeleteThey grow up so fast ! Before you know it He will be six foot six , 270Lbs and beating his teacher to a pulp .
ReplyDeleteJust curious...can any random individual take out a life insurance policy on any random individual? I'm thinking some term life policies on individuals of a certain demographic would be a guaranteed way to make a lot of money. Take out the policy when they're 12 or 13 and if you haven't collected by the time they make it to 25 or 30, drop the policy.
ReplyDeleteIn short, Peaowed, NO. In order to take out a life insurance policy (or any type of insurance policy), you must have an "insurable interest" in said person or property. "Insurable interest", in the case of life insurance, would be the person is your spouse, child, or other dependent. In the case of property/casualty insurance, the property to be insured must be owned by you, or you are otherwise financially responsible for that property.
DeleteYou sound like either an insurance agent or somebody that's tried to take out a policy on an intended victim.
DeleteBesides the "insurable interest" requirement, if there is a relationship satisfying this, the insurance company is going to investigate the insured. They should find out enough to be accurately estimate his life expectancy, and will either refuse coverage or set the rates so high that they'll probably make more than the payout. E.g., if the odds are 50-50 that he'll be dead in 3 years, they might sell $1 million insurance for 1/2 million a year.
DeleteMEMPHIS sounds like a really nice place.
ReplyDeleteHe's a Good Boy! Dindu Nuffin...
ReplyDeleteLamilton Taeshawn, who "smokes with cigarettes" (Boondocks S3E6) is what instantly comes to mind here.
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