*What did they do?
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LINCOLN, R.I. (WHDH) - An armed robbery at Twin River Casino
led to the arrest of three individuals.
Police in Lincoln said two women lured a man from the casino
floor to a hotel room; once there they said the victim was threatened by a man
with a knife and robbed of $1,500 in cash.
The robbers allowed the man to leave the room and ordered
him not to contact the police.
Police quickly identified and arrested the three suspects:
Naushka Machuca, 19, of Marlboro, Mass., Tashawana Tuckta, 19, of Boston,
Mass., and Dominyck SIms, 28, of Worcester, Mass.
All three were charged with first degree robbery and
conspiracy. Machuca and Sims are additionally charged with disorderly conduct,
and Sims was also charged with weapons other than firearms prohibited.
The man that was lured by the two women should be fined the cost of what two hookers would normally charge for their services. He must have been willing to pay in the first place and the money could have gone into the police Christmas retirement fund, he would have still gotten fuck#d and the cops get a little better retirement
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how totally stupid those three are (do not inform the police about us), but seeing that one of them has a huge tattoo across the front of his neck is a great clue. Their names...Naushka, Tashawana, Dominyck... can also provide a bit more dismal evidence as to their mental potential.
ReplyDeleteA big tattoo that says, "Omerto", and the guy appears to be cross-eyed. I'm not sure if it'd would scarier facing that face or amusing, but I'd probably give up the cash before I started laughing (assuming I couldn't get to my carry for some reason).
DeleteThe names, even without the pics, gives a clue as the the "demographics" of this trio.
DeleteToxic Deplorable B Woodman
I'm sure he crossed his eyes on purpose for the mugshot. Criminals often twist up their faces in mugshots to make ID on the street more difficult. When I was younger, the solution was to grab 'em by the face & hold them still, but that's too 'harsh' now.
Delete--Tennessee Budd
So I sez to myself, what does omerto mean? I know, I'll go to the online translators. I setup Spanish to English and type in omerto, and translator says the English is omitto. WTF? That's no English I ever heard of. Could that be his first name?
Deleteomerta - itallian for mafia principle of keeping mum till death. Omerto would be the male equiv. if an oath could have grammatical gemder, and in romance languages all things are gendered. 'a' ending is feminine, so maybe a bit ot for the og.
DeleteA misspelling (are we surprised) of omerta, the mafia code of silence.
DeleteThere oughta be some charge for their name spelling.
DeleteIn mafia Italian, omerta means keep your mouth shut.
DeleteSiG, It might be Omertà, the code of silence among the mafia.
DeleteTry Italian. It's the oath you take on joining the Cosa Nostra.
DeleteSiGrayBeard
DeleteResearch the word "omerta", with roots from the south Italian mafia.
Toxic Deplorable B Woodman
Round up the usual suspects.
Delete"Oh Boy! Oberto."
DeleteMaybe he likes jerky.
Thanks to all for explaining what that means!
DeleteIf those two BUs lured a man to a room he was indeed desperate.
ReplyDeleteBUs?
DeleteMy guess. ‘Butt Ugly’. Irish
DeleteI'm proud to say I've never been so drunk and/or hard up that following either one of those two skanks to a hotel room would have looked like a good idea, much less both of them.
DeleteWanna be pimp, and his low dolla hoes? Obviously a prepared crime, but ot would be a misnomer to claim pre-meditated, as their combined mental capacity couldn't meditate beyond what they are going to eat.
ReplyDeleteThe "victim" needs psychiatric help, as indicated by the photos of those lures.
I prefer the previous post.
ReplyDeleteThat black dude does one hell of a good impression of Kash Patel.
ReplyDeleteBad_Brad
Massholes. They may have gone to jail but won’t be there long, nobody goes to jail.
ReplyDeleteLook at the bright side. At least he got away with 2 kidneys
ReplyDeleteI would have gone with, "no thank you". -Generic
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