Post: 8 Years In Prison For Harmless Prank
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06-06-2011, 03:18 AM
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Winning
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18 year old Tyell Morton is facing 2-8 years in prison because of a harmless senior prank. You may be asking what sort of ruthless mayhem occurred for him to deserve this.
Morton placed a package with a blow-up doll inside of it, in the girls' restroom at his school. The school was evacuated and the Indiana State Bomb Squad was called in (because they thought it was a bomb).
Morton placed a package with a blow-up doll inside of it, in the girls' restroom at his school. The school was evacuated and the Indiana State Bomb Squad was called in (because they thought it was a bomb).
The incident claimed to cost the school over $8000. Morton, who has never been in trouble with the law before is wondering how the situation got so bad. His bond has been placed near $30,000.
If he is found guilty, he will not get to go to graduation, and will be banned from visiting school property.
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06-06-2011, 07:02 AM
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020king
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he wont be found guilty as it was a blowup doll inside the package and their is no evidence of a bomb, and he had no intention of plotting a bomb, innocent till proven guilty, so wheres the proof bitchhhhhes??? im geussing the media ran out of storys to report on and tried making this big news when its nothing to worry about at all
06-06-2011, 07:05 AM
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RAGEVSFURY
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Originally posted by Just4Hax
I don't know how someone wouldn't think this would cause problems as it was beyond suspicious and somewhat stupid to put the prank where there is nothing, but cameras. Anyways, I don't think he deserves 8 years in jail or even 2. I say he should be responsible for the debt collected, be forced to do community service, and gets at most suspended from school for a week. After all without a previous record I don't think he deserves any harsher punishment.
After 911 ,this is proof that the new terrorism laws passed does not f*ck around.
Regardless if the stunt was nothing more than a prank,an example has to be set to deter others in doing same.
8 years is bloody harsh indeed m8.
06-06-2011, 07:11 AM
#14
ZoneHD
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Yeah pick on the black kid :carling:
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Dont bring 911 into this, 911 has nothing at all to do with a shitty school getting a prank done to it.
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Originally posted by RAGEVSFURY
After 911 ,this is proof that the new terrorism laws passed does not f*ck around.
Regardless if the stunt was nothing more than a prank,an example has to be set to deter others in doing same.
8 years is bloody harsh indeed m8.
Regardless if the stunt was nothing more than a prank,an example has to be set to deter others in doing same.
8 years is bloody harsh indeed m8.
Dont bring 911 into this, 911 has nothing at all to do with a shitty school getting a prank done to it.
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06-06-2011, 07:27 AM
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Just4Hax
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Originally posted by RAGEVSFURY
After 911 ,this is proof that the new terrorism laws passed does not f*ck around.
Regardless if the stunt was nothing more than a prank,an example has to be set to deter others in doing same.
8 years is bloody harsh indeed m8.
Regardless if the stunt was nothing more than a prank,an example has to be set to deter others in doing same.
8 years is bloody harsh indeed m8.
What is sad is that his life is ruined (so to speak) now. Forget any university, any profiting career.
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Originally posted by ZoneHD
Yeah pick on the black kid :carling:
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Dont bring 911 into this, 911 has nothing at all to do with a shitty school getting a prank done to it.
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Dont bring 911 into this, 911 has nothing at all to do with a shitty school getting a prank done to it.
Your an idiot. This had to do with belief in terrorism. You make it dead obvious you didn't read the article.
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Originally posted by 020king
he wont be found guilty as it was a blowup doll inside the package and their is no evidence of a bomb, and he had no intention of plotting a bomb, innocent till proven guilty, so wheres the proof bitchhhhhes??? im geussing the media ran out of storys to report on and tried making this big news when its nothing to worry about at all
They'll call disturbing the peace, along with criminal mischief. They have him on camera and he admitted to it.
06-06-2011, 07:58 AM
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ghostbear
Vaulted cur
The police force isn't taking any chances when it comes to boxes left behind, with no one to pick it up. If he had put the doll on one of the toilets, without the box it wouldn't be like this. This is pre 9-11, when the unibomber use to leave boxes around. Perhaps it was a joke, but he picked the wrong way to do it.
06-06-2011, 08:13 AM
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06-06-2011, 09:36 AM
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Madison Taylor
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