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2 NKY Brothers arrested for Joy ride in Wal-Mart

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They didn't lose their jobs.

 

That's good. The only reason I could see them losing their jobs would have been for missing work because they were in jail. Usually not a legit reason to miss work. Lol

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By the way I'm not defending what they did. I do believe it's too much and too dangerous to other people in the store.

By the way I'm not defending what they did. I do believe it's too much and too dangerous to other people in the store.

 

The mini bike was only going 5 mph now if they went flying in there at 40 mph yea different story.

The mini bike was only going 5 mph now if they went flying in there at 40 mph yea different story.

 

I agree, that's why I asked the question about them being charged had one been pushing the other in a shopping cart. The bike had brakes, shopping cart no. But I would bet their would have been no charges or probably not even police involved had it been a shopping cart instead of the bike.

Had someone got hurt I could see higher charge ( felony?) But those of you who say it doesn't matter that no one got hurt, remember that next time you read about a auto accident and the charges that come from it off any.

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