Werd. Go to the other threads if you want to bully Bobby.Quote:
Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy
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Werd. Go to the other threads if you want to bully Bobby.Quote:
Originally Posted by ill-advised strategy
I just did $20 anonymous
Quit being a twerp. Throw some money in.Quote:
Originally Posted by digitaldeath
what a bunch of shit. 30 years ago I got pulled over in Nevada accused of drug trafficking. My bail was only $10000. Yea I once considered a move to Driggs thank glad I didn't. Good luck let us know if looks like he will be in longer than a day.
That was very anonymous of you! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Kenny Satch
So fucked UP. LBL has provided nothing but stoke and seems like a stand-up man who's there for his family. Donated.
Well I did leave in the comment section "hi it's Kenny Satch" or something like that :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nutmegchoi
BFD got it right! Wish I would have thought of that.
QFTQuote:
Originally Posted by The Tortoise
He had to have been charged with trafficking for that bond amount or at least there's more to the story. Idaho sucks for weed laws. I've got bets with friends that we'll be the last state to legalize.
Yes, there are unmarked ISPs at the Washington and Oregon borders. People are really getting nailed by Ontario and between Moscow/Pullman. Plenty of stories in the news about improper search and seizures for out of state plates. Pro tip-if you're coming back from OR to Idaho, go through Nyssa and drive the speed limit. That will take you a few miles from I84 and where the cops hang out. Only costs 10-20 minutes in travel time.
This...Quote:
Originally Posted by Conundrum
Pro tip - only break one law at a time (if you have to break any), i.e. If you are going to use, or transport, make sure your rig is in order, reg up to date, all lights working, etc, and avoid moving violations.
And don't be black. I remember a friend in the 80s who finally removed the deadhead stickers from his car after the third time he got pulled and searched for no (other) reason. SOME Cops can be biased as fuck against certain people no matter how much they are toeing the line otherwise.. I also have friends who are great cops.. Bad apples out there too though..Quote:
Originally Posted by ACH
i tried to donate 37 dollars 4 times and was denied
There was an error with your request, please verify your information and try again. If the issue persists, please visit https://support.gofundme.com
i hope my donation offsets my tgr debt
I hope you asked your mom before you used her card. 😜
He may have asked his mom but I asked yours. Green light.Quote:
Originally Posted by steepconcrete
it’s HQ time. let’s all go play and try to win some dough for LBL
I don't see your name up there. Step it up you cheap shit talking schmuck!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
DD's 37$ went through
Vanity ain't my thing, ho.Quote:
Originally Posted by steepconcrete
listen to AshleyQuote:
Originally Posted by b-bear
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b0905433b3c20b
not a fan of thiel.
i lost on the weird al question anyway
Well obviously being a bitch is. Anyhow good on ya for giving.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
And if you have a couple different strands in different containers, edibles etc they can hit you with a distribution charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bromontañe
If that's the case make sure to get good representation, preferably a Mormon
If everyone of Iceman's aliases donated they'd almost be there!
id seek religious immunity waiver - cite the good book
$1,147 raised of $2,500 goal
Not bad so far.
20 hours in, we are almost half way to the goal.
But what about the rest $47,500?
Family has money??
You only need 10% for bail, so $5000 will do it
Typical bail bond premium is 10% of bail, so they need $5K to get a $50K bail bond. I figure they've got the other $2500. They will also need to pledge security, e.g., a second mortgage or deed of trust, and sign a personal guaranty of the indemnification agreement that backs the bond.
Donate, bitches.
I had no idea Idaho was that strict. eesh. $30 from me.
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Originally Posted by iceman
Oh...Quote:
Originally Posted by GeezerSteve
I didn’t know how bail worked.
Never been arrested (in United States) nor had to get someone out.
Thank you for letting me know.
Fuck Idaho. I'll donate something when I get paid for these jobs I'm doing.
Don’t do anything to bail you out, too!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn
Hmm, I didn’t know about that second part. I thought that’s what the bail bondsman is paid the 10% for, and why they hire bounty hunters to track down miscreants when they skip bail. Otherwise, why would they have any motivation to do that, if the accused has to have some collateral to cover the full bail amount?Quote:
Originally Posted by GeezerSteve
But you are a lawyer (at least that’s the impression I had) so you probably know this much better than me.
$50K? Man that's Draconian. Donation made.
Also, I think some of you are confusing the difference between bail and bond.
Bail is essentially collateral so you don't run away while you're awaiting/on trial. Since you haven't been convicted of a crime, and if the State can't or won't convince a judge of probable cause to hold you without bail, you can leave if you loan them money.
A bond is money you GIVE to a bail bondsman. Typically 10%. They put up the collateral and you don't get the money back. They can also hunt you down if you skip town.
When they say $50,000 bond, doesn't that mean bail was half a mill?
I'm not saying this shit isn't ridiculous, just laying out a civics lesson.
I doubt we'll learn the real circumstances of his arrest since from him, since that would be stupid for him or his family to post that.
AFAICT, the bail was set at $50K, thus the need to raise $5K for a bond premium.
The bail bonding company supplies a bond in the amount of the bail. The bond -- a promise to pay the full bail amount upon non-appearance -- is underwritten by a court-approved bonding company. The bondsman takes a cut and the balance of the premium gets paid to the underwriter. If the subject does not appear at court, the underwriter pays (forfeits) the bail amount (in this case $50K) and a warrant is issued for the arrest of the subject (now a bail skipper). Then the underwriter seeks a remedy. If the underwriter tracks down the subject and makes him eventually appear, the court may pay back some or all of the forfeited bail to the underwriter, but not always, i.e., sometimes the entire bond is forfeited. Under the indemnification agreement, the underwriter can collect whatever bail is paid (and not returned) plus the costs of hunting down the bail skipper, court costs, interests, attorneys fees and other expenses. Thus, sometimes the security and/or guaranty is tapped for more than the full bond amount.
Just over halfway.