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Man swims across Ohio river, then jailed

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I love my Covington police force. They're some of the best in the business. But they're not perfect, nor do they get a free pass when they screw up.
I would agree, if they had done so.
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So swimming across the Ohio river is now disorderly conduct? Wow, tough crowd.

By interrupting that law to a “T” the creators of Candid Camera, Punked, Americas Funniest Home Videos and several old and new TV shows, would all be in jail right now. Shouldn’t common sense (of the law, not the guy who swam across the river) be involved?

You just underlined the wrong parts there. :thumb:

 

I did not underline it, but whatever. By the way, he had all of the reason needed to swim across that river...he was bet 3 dollars afterall!!!

 

Kidding of course, but its still a trumped up charge that will be dropped.

By interrupting that law to a “T” the creators of Candid Camera, Punked, Americas Funniest Home Videos and several old and new TV shows, would all be in jail right now. Shouldn’t common sense (of the law, not the guy who swam across the river) be involved?

 

The police definately violated the Common Sense law in this situation.

I did not underline it, but whatever.
I was replying to HHSDad on that part. ;)
I was replying to HHSDad on that part. ;)

 

In my haste to once again tell you that you were wrong...I missed that! :D

In my haste to once again tell you that you were wrong...I missed that! :D
That's okay, you were just run down in the cyber-stampede of like minded individuals. :cool:
I was replying to HHSDad on that part. ;)

Talk to the hand cause the dad ain't listening. :p

Maybe it was Kramer just trying to do exercises for his back pain.

Maybe it was Kramer just trying to do exercises for his back pain.
I hope he wasn't hitting golf balls too. :D
Talk to the hand cause the dad ain't listening. :p
I take that as a standing order. :cool:
Again, common sense would suggest otherwise. It's like streaking. From your bathroom to bedroom -- no problem. Down the middle of Main street -- now you've got yourself a problem. There are some things you just don't do in front of a crowd of people!

 

There are laws against streaking. Non against swimming in the OH. You're reaching with that one.

On the news last night, they interviewed a kid that called the police. He said he was walking across the bridge and looked down, and saw a guy doing the backstroke in the river, so he called the police.

On the news last night, they interviewed a kid that called the police. He said he was walking across the bridge and looked down, and saw a guy doing the backstroke in the river, so he called the police.

He sounds very panicked... :lol:

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