Man with fetish charged with stealing eyeglasses... »
Posted By BronxBomber 4 months ago in HumorAn Illinois man was accused of stealing more than $45,000 worth of eyeglasses from suburban Milwaukee stores because he enjoys being around eyewear. Jerry Lowery, 38, was charged with three counts of armed robbery and one count of fleeing an officer. The charges carry a maximum penalty of more than 120 years in prison and a $310,000 fine.
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BB644 months ago
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120 years is about right. He's accused of almost a dozen armed robberies here in Wisconsin. He crossed state borders to commit the crimes so he's looking at Federal charges too. I don't believe he simply stole them, modeled them at home and then tossed them. He sold them. The claims he's making simply set him of for an insanity plea. In the last robbery, he shoved a 9mm in the face of a clerk and lead police on a high speed chase. He could have killed the clerk, kids playing when he cracked up his car or if even the police. He's a menace and belongs behind bars for a very long time.
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Is there a law that says that I can't post whatever I want? What? I can't mix my stories now? Did I break a TOU violation or something? Report me then!
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