My thing is... who in their right mind rams a full size vehicle while on an ATV? I don’t care who’s who... that’s batshit stupid.

The thing is, even in the RGJ response, it sounds like there was provocations of some kind. Because the security officer said to the photographer “now who’s the tough guy.”.

And why were the newspaper employees the only ones arrested? This sounds like the newspaper employees didn’t want to get fucking fired, so they told their boss the best story he could come up with and now the lawyer is trying to do damage control in the press.

I find it hard to believe that a cop might shoot a fleeing suspect in the back, but sometimes it happens.

Phone seized for a supposed “inappropriate relationship?” Civil rights violations much?

Pilots exchanging witty banter via SMS? Not on my goddammed watch!

Except there weren’t any drugs...

As a rule of thumb, I never ever side with journalists when they complain about how they’re treated, when trespassing and trying to steal private information about a very high profile tech company’s developments... as if they even had a right to be where they were.

Why wouldn’t they press charges instead of releasing letters to the press? Why “considering” instead of “seeking?”

Truthfully, this sounds like it may have actually happened...albeit after the photographer tried to mow down security guards with his vehicle.

seems like hospital records could clear up who actually got injured

He claims the journalists were “peacefully walking back to their vehicle” when it was blocked off, rammed and “descended upon” by Tesla security staff who smashed the RGJ Jeep’s window with a knife, cut Barron’s seat belt, yanked him out of the driver’s seat “while taunting Barron with statements such as ‘now who’s…

That’s true for any luxury cars.

>the next military project will be looked at with more scrutiny.

Cliff notes: Canada to F35 program. “You’re not my buddy guy.”

Here, Canada

Exposed timing belt on off road vehicle.

Let me tell you about my rust experience which is all too familiar to Panther platform owners. I had a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis. Living in Ontario the car saw a lot of salt during the winter and by the time I got it there was already some rust on the undercarriage. The body looked surprisingly clean though until one…