MySpace post leads to Orosi arrests:
Three teens from Orosi, California were arrested for vandalizing a local packing house.
Police had no trouble finding them since the suspects posted their handiwork on MySpace.
This just further proves that gangs aren’t filled with brain surgeons and rocket scientists.
Tags: gangs, MySpace, orosi, vandalism
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4 opinions for More taggers on MySpace
cousin
Mar 24, 2008 at 9:08 pm
first of all i want to say that the teens are not gang related if you go to there myspace and read you will see that the 16 year old is not related to gangs the police went into the house and did a search with out a search warrent so now they will get into problems for that i know all this cause my cousin is that 16 yr old yes he did do the graffiti but that is all dont be fooled with all the BS you hear
Alyric
Mar 25, 2008 at 11:14 am
@ cousin
A shining example of the American education system.
Also, police don’t need a search warrant if they have probable cause. DOH!
Bay
Mar 25, 2008 at 12:37 pm
Possibly an example of want to be “gangstas”.
Shows though and hopefully if in fact these teens are not really in the gang life this will be an example of what they will get if they stray too far from want to be to the real thing. If in fact they are wannabes they may have just had their stupidity save their buns from further trouble.
If in fact they are truthfully into the gang life the police will hopefully know the real from the fake and will give these boys what they deserve if they are truthfully into it.
Time and evidence will tell. If in fact they were not really into it and were just “playing” I hope this is the lesson they needed. I also hope that their parents get off their duffs and step up to again do their jobs.
This is another case where Mommy and Daddy need a fine. I think a perfect “family” together time to get them started could start with Jr. and his parents either one or preferably both down there Saturdays cleaning their mess they made. Let Mommy and daddy assist to show them what happens when you do not keep an eye on junior and also give them time to teach him about respecting folk’s things.
BW
Mar 25, 2008 at 4:08 pm
I love it when teens think they can outwit police, only to find out that “police went into the house and did a search with out a search warrent so now they will get into problems for that” isn’t exactly true. Next defense: no DNA at the scene.
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