IllegalLife

Re: have you ever tried to paint drunk ? ^^Whoever gets stopped for public intoxication deserves to get arrested.. I know my limit and even when Im past it in public I wouldnt draw the attetion of a cop.. Bombin bent is where its at and I dont mean just drunk.

Be rich but stay true, if I had it easy Id steal paint alot more, if money is no contest Id have my lawyer to do the talking in court and id have the bail money so... Writers that have payed their dues and struck oil are an exception but you cant be a noob and fill a room with paint you bought and expect respect i dont care how good you are or your ups if your not doing the crime part your not a writer.

fuckin invincible.

Nevada State Legislature cracking down on graffiti taggers sep 20, 2006 The state legislature is feeling the pressure to get tough on graffiti taggers. Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman has suggested "cutting off their thumbs." While that won't happen, the Reno City Council has some other ideas. They want a state law requiring judges to take driver's licenses from vandals and impound their cars. The Sparks City Council is suggesting an extra 200 hours of community service. Metro also wants stiffer penalties for crimes that cause at least $400 in damage. Graffiti is the single most destructive property crime in southern Nevada. The County says every time graffiti vandals strike, they decrease your property value by $10,000. http://www.kvbc.com/Global/story.asp...1&nav=15MUKUzj

CA Vandalism Law Stops Taggers From Driving sept 24, 2006 BCN) SACRAMENTO California juveniles convicted of vandalism will face the possibility of losing the ability to get a driver's license for up to three years, under a new state law enacted recently. Assembly Bill 2923, which takes effect January 1, also grants prosecutors the right to press for two years' maximum suspension of the driver’s license of anyone convicted of engaging in graffiti, regardless of age. Under existing law that limit was one year. For juveniles age 13 or older who are convicted in vandalism cases, AB 2923 allows for up to a three-year suspension of driver privileges from the date that the juvenile becomes legally eligible to drive. Under existing law, the limit is one year. "Protecting communities from vandalism helps prevent degradation in our cities. Criminals who deface our neighborhoods do not deserve the same privileges as law-abiding Californians," said Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who signed the bill Sunday. "Harsher penalties like these deter potential criminals and help to keep California's communities clean and safe." The bill was written by Assemblyman Ron Calderon, D- Montebello. http://cbs5.com/local/local_story_267200133.html

zepher.

none of those if your looking to do graff and get away with it. a bull or a detective would be better idea. if you want to get away with murder its your best bet. think about it. high authority, inside info, no tickets, all the weed and whatever else illegal including money you want you can take from those who got it. you know where other cops are so you know when your safe. if you know all the good spots in your city you can catch other writers in action take thier paint and go over them later insted arresting them. theres alot of tax free money you can make being a cop.