Thank God he's off the streets
I feel pretty safe in New York knowing the cops are not too busy to arrest a guy for selling a Barney costume.
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I feel pretty safe in New York knowing the cops are not too busy to arrest a guy for selling a Barney costume.
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"In November, an undercover investigator called Quevedo asking to buy a Bob the Builder costume. A meeting between both sides was set up in Kew Gardens - in front of the DA's office - and the hard-hat-wearing cartoon figure was handed over for $250 in cash, officials said."
"All along, Quevedo was under the impression his custom-made costume would be used in a pornographic film, authorities said." (NY Post)
Hmmm, "All along, Quevedo was under the impression his custom-made costume would be used in a pornographic film," I don't even know what the f*ck that's supposed to mean?!
Unless the NYPD has mind-readers on staff now.
But even if Quevedo WAS under the impression that his "knock-off" costumes were going to be used for "illicit purposes," the crime would be commitedd by the USERS of the costumes (the movie-makers) NOT the "wardrobe man."
I guess they do have him dead to rights on the copyright infringment charge though.
After reading this, I don't think I'll ever be able to look at my idle (Bob the Builder) the same way again - he's a master carpenter, electrician, plumber and heavy equipment operator, all in one...and now maybe an undercover cop too.
Posted by: JMK | February 28, 2007 08:18 PM
He was breaking the law, so he deserved nothing less than waterboarding until he gave up the names of everyone else involved in this crime, then a few years, or decades of confinement at Gitmo without being charged.
That would teach bastards like him not to go around breaking the law.
Posted by: Bailey Hankins | March 6, 2007 04:35 PM