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Anthony Brasfield saw romance when he released a dozen heart-shaped balloons into the sky over Dania Beach with his sweetie. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper saw a felony.
Brasfield, 40, and his girlfriend, Shaquina Baxter, were in the parking lot of the Motel 6 on Dania Beach Boulevard when he released the shiny red and silver mylar balloons and watched them float away Sunday morning.
Also watching the romantic gesture: an FHP trooper, who instead noted probable cause for an environmental crime.
Why should anyone lose their rights for being romantic?
Anthony Brasfield saw romance when he released a dozen heart-shaped balloons into the sky over Dania Beach with his sweetie. A Florida Highway Patrol trooper saw a felony.
Brasfield, 40, and his girlfriend, Shaquina Baxter, were in the parking lot of the Motel 6 on Dania Beach Boulevard when he released the shiny red and silver mylar balloons and watched them float away Sunday morning.
Also watching the romantic gesture: an FHP trooper, who instead noted probable cause for an environmental crime.
Love is in the air ? and it's a felony for man who released balloons in Dania Beach - South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com
I never would have worried about power lines. *shrug*
Releasing balloons shouldn't be a felony, however he should have looked into the law beforehand. Perhaps bought the power line friendly type.
I never would have worried about power lines. *shrug*
Releasing balloons shouldn't be a felony, however he should have looked into the law beforehand. Perhaps bought the power line friendly type.
Why should people be forced to check the law before they do something for their girlfriend? It isn't like he robbed a bank in order to buy her a new car, something that is, quite obviously, wrong. Laws used to be set up that, when people got caught, the defense of "I didn't know" didn't make sense. Now we are making felons out of people who release balloons.
That only makes sense if you believe the government is supposed to protect us from extremely unlikely events.
I will take that as a no.
I will take that as a no.
The guy broke the law of stupid in addition to other codified statutes.
Its a letter dated February 24, sent up into the sky on blue helium balloons, and later found when the helium lost its lift. But in reality, its so much more than that. And now theres a mystery: Who sent the touching note?
The message is a birthday letter addressed to a brother named Adam who is now up in heaven.
The guy broke the law of stupid in addition to other codified statutes.
Jesus!
Read the Touching Birthday Letter Sent on Balloons to a Brother in Heaven and Found by a Stranger
Its a letter dated February 24, sent up into the sky on blue helium balloons, and later found when the helium lost its lift. But in reality, its so much more than that. And now theres a mystery: Who sent the touching note?
The message is a birthday letter addressed to a brother named Adam who is now up in heaven.
Yeah, the balloons are not Mylar, so what. That guy in Florida being charged with a felony is pure stupidity! That Cop could have given the guy a warning and done just as much good but oh no, a felony arrest looks good on the Cops employment record. Who cares if he ruins a guy's life when the Cop can be a look good motherfucker. There are way to many Cops that are disgusting human beings.
Read the Touching Birthday Letter Sent on Balloons to a Brother in ?Heaven? and Found by a Stranger | TheBlaze.com
The guy broke the law of stupid in addition to other codified statutes.
Jesus!
Read the Touching Birthday Letter Sent on Balloons to a Brother in ‘Heaven’ and Found by a Stranger
Yeah, the balloons are not Mylar, so what. That guy in Florida being charged with a felony is pure stupidity! That Cop could have given the guy a warning and done just as much good but oh no, a felony arrest looks good on the Cops employment record. Who cares if he ruins a guy's life when the Cop can be a look good motherfucker. There are way to many Cops that are disgusting human beings.It’s a letter dated February 24, sent up into the sky on blue helium balloons, and later found when the helium lost its lift. But in reality, it’s so much more than that. And now there’s a mystery: Who sent the touching note?
The message is a birthday letter addressed to a brother named Adam who is now up in heaven.
Read the Touching Birthday Letter Sent on Balloons to a Brother in ?Heaven? and Found by a Stranger | TheBlaze.com
Nice sentiment, moronic move. The balloon guy should have known the laws before he decided to act. Moreover, at 40 years old a dinner and show may have gone a long way in the romance department.
Not only stupid, but cheap. Now he can spend his money on a lawyer the cheap bastard....he has his remedies at law and will be able to defend himself at trial.
It's a good law.
I support it.
