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 Man walks 25 miles to court for DUI sentencing
Man walks 25 miles to court for DUI sentencing
CARLISLE, Pa. - A Pennsylvania man says he had one alternative when his brother didn't show up to give him a ride to court: start walking. picked by bevissimo 1 year ago
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 T1000
1 year ago
Yeah, I have to drive 75 miles to get to a court to a traffic court where they're going to serve me my ticket. The gas I'll have to spend should serve as the ticket for crying out loud.

Don't speed, it's not worth it. And when the cop asks how fast you were going, tell him.
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 gammerus
1 year ago
There are no buses in Pennsylvania?
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 mobase
1 year ago
« gammerus : There are no buses in Pennsylvania?
I work in Carlisle- There are no buses where he was coming from.

Pennsylvania is a lot like Moscow- City limits are clearly defined by the absence of much of anything. It goes from city to rural in one mile.
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 horsefea...
1 year ago
« mobase:I work in Carlisle- There are no buses where he was coming from.

Pennsylvania is a lot like Moscow- City limits are clearly defined by the absence of much of anything. It goes from city to rural in one mile.
Yep, and court houses go by county. The counties here are huge and most contain alot of farm area. We live in this same county also but live about 20 miles north from the court house. This guy lives 25 miles south of the court house. We also live only about 5 miles from the capital of PA, and live in a somewhat rural area, mountains behind us, and farm land all around us.
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