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  • #16
    Well Zylka, although it has no bearing on your personal case, I can see one good side to the Canadian way of doing things.

    Here in the UK a lot of anti-social small crimes get dropped, because the defendants (or their thug accomplices) go round to the witnesses and get heavy with them.

    That's no point in doing that with the Canadian system - so although it's failed in your case, it may have succeeded in a lot of other cases.

    I really, really wouldn't bother saying anything in court other than what is ncessary. It will only have a negative impact. It might make you feel better for 3 seconds - and you'll probably regret it for the rest of your life.

    Your call though.
    Some cry `Allah O Akbar` in the street. And some carry Allah in their heart.
    "The CIA does nothing, says nothing, allows nothing, unless its own interests are served. They are the biggest assembly of liars and theives this country ever put under one roof and they are an abomination" Deputy COS (Intel) US Army 1981-84

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    • #17
      No - I've cooled down, and am content having the case thrown out for the officers not playing by the rules

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      • #18
        What exactly are you charged with z, at what is the possible sentence?

        Maybe if you play the innocent good but hardworking college student who made a dumb mistake they will have mercy on you.
        "I'm moving to the Left" - Lancer

        "I imagine the neighbors on your right are estatic." - Slowwhand

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        • #19
          AGAIN... the case is likely going to be thrown out, and if not - that is exactly what I'll "play". It's not like I'm that bad overall anyway, I generally stick to the law and keep my illegalities small and personal

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          • #20
            So.... just wondering. Is your admission of guilt on 'Poly, admissible evidence in court?
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            • #21
              Or my admission of guilt to the officers through my statement? Keep wondering, moron

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              • #22
                Another poor little Zylka thread.

                Before he was blaming his parents, now its the evil cops.

                Not only that, he plans on doing a rant in court about how he's just being persecuted by these cops who don't play by the rules.

                That'll be good. I was a court reporter for over a year and people who go on a rant are always good for a laugh. They usually end up incriminating themselves without realising it. And they're always good for demonstrating the myth of the criminal mastermind.

                So far Zylka has told us:
                1) He took his parent's van without permission (read stole it), when he knew he's not insured to drive it (meaning his parents specifically told him not to drive it).
                2) He took the van so he could do a drug deal.
                3) He used a screwdriver to start the van because the ignition had been jimmied when it was previously stolen.
                4) His drug deal gets interrupted by campus security.
                5) The buyer takes off with Zylka in the car, but instead of running away, Zylka returns to the van with illegal drugs in his pocket. A classic smart move.
                6) Campus security has no proof that Zylka stole the van or that he was the driver, but Zylka actually gets in the van and tries to start it with a screwdriver while they're watching. (That's the funniest bit of all).
                7) He then tries to run away, just as the cops arrive to nab him.

                I can just see him trying to explain this one in court.

                He'll get lots of sympathy from the judge when he starts ranting about how the cops.

                I'll give you five to one that if Zylka goes on a rant, he'll end up to confessing that he was doing a drug deal.
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                • #23
                  Can any of us volunteer to witnessing Zylka confessing his own guilt on 'Poly?
                  (\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
                  (='.'=) "Claims demand evidence; extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence." -- Carl Sagan
                  (")_(") "Starting the fire from within."

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Tingkai
                    Another poor little Zylka thread.

                    Before he was blaming his parents, now its the evil cops.

                    Not only that, he plans on doing a rant in court about how he's just being persecuted by these cops who don't play by the rules.

                    That'll be good. I was a court reporter for over a year and people who go on a rant are always good for a laugh. They usually end up incriminating themselves without realising it. And they're always good for demonstrating the myth of the criminal mastermind.
                    The case is being dropped. Add another to the list who seem to go by this line I repeat being invisible

                    So far Zylka has told us:
                    1) He took his parent's van without permission (read stole it), when he knew he's not insured to drive it (meaning his parents specifically told him not to drive it).
                    2) He took the van so he could do a drug deal.
                    Yep. Boo hoo, eating babies next - right?

                    3) He used a screwdriver to start the van because the ignition had been jimmied when it was previously stolen.
                    OH NO! The law abider would have crossed the f*cking wires? What's your point on this one???

                    4) His drug deal gets interrupted by campus security.
                    5) The buyer takes off with Zylka in the car, but instead of running away, Zylka returns to the van with illegal drugs in his pocket. A classic smart move.
                    Legal drugs. Read much?

                    6) Campus security has no proof that Zylka stole the van or that he was the driver, but Zylka actually gets in the van and tries to start it with a screwdriver while they're watching. (That's the funniest bit of all).
                    7) He then tries to run away, just as the cops arrive to nab him.
                    I don't give a f*ck what they see me doing as long as it's legal and a possible promotion of my getting away safely. You wouldn't last a minute in the real world, cupcake.

                    Then I try to "run away" - which was legal but in the end avoided upon my own decision? Again - do you know how to read properly, or is that a crime against the state in China too?

                    I can just see him trying to explain this one in court.

                    He'll get lots of sympathy from the judge when he starts ranting about how the cops.

                    I'll give you five to one that if Zylka goes on a rant, he'll end up to confessing that he was doing a drug deal.
                    THE CASE IS BEING THROWN OUT, REMEMBER? :loll0LOL! :LOL!

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Urban Ranger
                      Can any of us volunteer to witnessing Zylka confessing his own guilt on 'Poly?
                      Do you expect me to lie under oath contrary to my initial confession to the police? Are you a f*cking idiot? Are all Chinese??? JUST WONDERING!

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                      • #26
                        Zylka.... CHILL
                        Keep on Civin'
                        RIP rah, Tony Bogey & Baron O

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Urban Ranger
                          Can any of us volunteer to witnessing Zylka confessing his own guilt on 'Poly?
                          Don't you have to be of legal age and of sound mind?

                          That's just about all `Poly posters disqualified.
                          Some cry `Allah O Akbar` in the street. And some carry Allah in their heart.
                          "The CIA does nothing, says nothing, allows nothing, unless its own interests are served. They are the biggest assembly of liars and theives this country ever put under one roof and they are an abomination" Deputy COS (Intel) US Army 1981-84

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Zylka
                            Well it looks as if it's going to court
                            ....
                            AGAIN... the case is likely going to be thrown out
                            ....
                            The case is being dropped. Add another to the list who seem to go by this line I repeat being invisible
                            Zylka boy, you really need to get your story straight.


                            Originally posted by Zylka
                            OH NO! The law abider would have crossed the f*cking wires? What's your point on this one???
                            No, actually a person who obeys the law would not have started the van. Newsflash to Zylka: driving without insurance is against the law. Taking something without permission, and when you have been told not to take it, is against the law. It's called theft.


                            Originally posted by Zylka
                            Legal drugs. Read much?
                            Legal, eh? These were the $150 worth of drugs that you trying desperately to get rid of before the cops arrived. The drugs you were trying to sell in a parking lot late at night.

                            So tell us, what were the drugs. This should be good for a laugh.

                            Originally posted by Zylka
                            I don't give a f*ck what they see me doing as long as it's legal and a possible promotion of my getting away safely.

                            You still don't get it.

                            Did the van belong to you? No.
                            Did you have permission to use it? No.
                            Did the owners know you were using it? No.
                            Can you say stolen.

                            Did you have insurance to drive the van? No.
                            Can you say illegal?

                            Now the cops normally don't waste time with kids taking their parents car, but you were using a screwdriver to start the car, and you were trying to run away (another brilliant move) and that tends to make cops think that you managed to get away with doing something illegal. That's why they charged you.

                            Originally posted by Zylka
                            Then I try to "run away" - which was legal
                            It wasn't legal. The campus security set you up and you fell for it.

                            They had no proof that you stolen the car until you volunteered to get in the car and try to drive it away. Not only that, you actually ask permission.

                            The security guards became witnesses to your crime the second you tried to start that van.

                            And you still don't get it.

                            Golfing since 67

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Zylka
                              Do you expect me to lie under oath contrary to my initial confession to the police?
                              Is there something wrong with your ability to comprehend written English?

                              Originally posted by Zylka
                              Are you a f*cking idiot? Are all Chinese??? JUST WONDERING!
                              It is exactly this sort of behaviour that fails to garner you any goodwill here.
                              (\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
                              (='.'=) "Claims demand evidence; extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence." -- Carl Sagan
                              (")_(") "Starting the fire from within."

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                              • #30
                                No, I'd say your hoping I'm incriminated for the personal behavior which hurts no one but myself is a little more than oddly vindictive. I've failed to garner goodwill of the hard left and the Chinese on poly - OH NO!

                                TK baby - You still don't get it. I'm going to walk this week, and I'll tell you when it happens. G'night from the land of competent understanding

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