I remember when he did that. I'm a Vandals and Devo fan, as well as Perfect Circle, NIN -- yeah, pretty much any band he plays with is in my faves list. Josh Freese is a legend!

Banksy - art.
I woz ere - vandalism.

Hardly vandalism imo

This makes me so happy (fond memories of old friends and years gone by) *doublepromote

Curious why this in in *teens? Id add *ftw and *happy myself but thats just me.

I was not aware that anything but borosilicate glass was labeled "pyrex". Pure trademark vandalism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrex

From youtube: UPDATE: As of 7/11/16 the man has been arrested and charged with the following: felony assault with a deadly weapon, misdemeanor battery, misdemeanor vandalism.



Next time, don't threaten to run people over when they're recording, idiot.

wanting jail time for vandalism seems pretty extreme to me.

Those guys are not doing what's good for this country. I have a hard time calling them terrorists, but if anyone ends up dead over this stupidity, then I guess that they would qualify.

They are thieves and have vandalized public property. And lots of people in the community are scared. And they're costing society 70k per day. The freakin scumbags. Y'all Queda is pretty fitting.

Boy I bet nobody will ever vandalize these poor, defenseless things.

I like the idea of placing these for random people to find, I just hope people don't get the wrong idea and start vandalizing the real library books.

Gorgeous, I wish I could get there to see it before some idiot vandalizes it. I just can't see that lasting with the high class of idiots we're producing these days.

So he's up for charges for assault/vandalism and he punched through glass with bare hands which is likely a trip to hospital (and potential nerve damage).

I think he lost!

"Burning behind me is eight and a half tonnes of heroin, opium, hashish and other narcotics which have been stolen from their rightful owners and destroyed in an act of vandalism so tremendous it amounts to a crime against humanity.

In this much larger pyre lie the smouldering corpses of those responsible. After witnessing the execution of their spouses and children, their skin was carefully flayed from their bodies, their eyes and genitals were removed and their bones were slowly ground into powder."

(Cut to footage of thousands of terrified people being herded toward a gigantic concrete pit. Bulldozers force them over the edge as the narration continues:)

"Those who enter first die quickly. Eventually their bodies cushion the fall of those behind, who are suffocated and crushed in their turn by the weight of ever more flesh."

(Cut to the pit being capped and sealed, the cries of those still alive inside are abruptly silenced. Zoom out to reveal dozens more exactly alike beside it; further to show the vast complex of huts and barbed wire fences, train lines and guard towers built to accommodate the multitude who pour in every day.)

"Each pit has a capacity of one million. There are sixty here and this is the correction centre of just one minor country. Thousands more are under construction worldwide."

Maybe he got so high he saw a better world. Of course he couldn't stop giggling.

Something does not have to be illegal for it to be suspicious. If you are found to be carrying a hammer and a towel down a residential street at night, you will be stopped and checked out to be sure you aren't using them to steal from cars or homes. That doesn't make hammers illegal, it makes someone carrying one at night suspicious.
A gun on your hip on a public street is more suspicious than a hammer, and at the least should give the officer the ability to stop and identify the person carrying it. In most jurisdictions, you must identify yourself to an officer when asked, (but nothing more) and they can 'hold' you until your identity is known.
As mentioned before, he could be a felon, therefore committing another felony by carrying a gun...therefore it's legally suspicious. Or you might be a known suspect in another crime...suspicious. Or you might be about to use that gun for a crime...suspicious. Or you might be selling crack and using the visible gun as a deterrent other crack dealers....also suspicious. So yes, anyone intentionally visibly carrying a gun on main street (where there's no need for a gun to protect yourself from anything) is suspicious, just as anyone carrying 15 legal knives would be, or someone with a samurai sword, or handcuffs, a blindfold, and a stun gun might be...none of them illegal but totally suspicious.
His actions were suspicious, more so when he won't identify himself. The officer could have said he 'met the description of a suspect at large', which he (and nearly everyone else on earth) does, there's lots of suspects at large of every description, and as I understand it he could have held him until they identified him. (really I would see that as harassment, but as I understand the law it would be allowed, I was held for 'meeting the description' of a vandal once, and the person eventually arrested turned out to be a 25 year old 6 foot black man, while at the time I was a 13 year old, 5 foot tall white boy).
Yes, people who act in a way that 'freaks normal people out' will likely be stopped and inspected if they're reported. We have all tacitly agreed to that long ago.

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