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Illegal Gambling Den Gets Robbed By Two Masked Thugs, One Shoots A Patron
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A judge allowed a software pirate to make a PSA on video to avoid paying a $373K
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Illegal Gambling Den Gets Robbed By Two Masked Thugs, One Shoots A Patron
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Even This Cop Can't Believe This Guy ZONKED Out Of His Head Was Driving...Traffic Stop Leads To Finding A Crapton Of Drugs
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Orlando Police and Pro-Hamas protesters go at it during wild incident
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Woman Asks To Test Drive A Porsche, Then Runs Over The Owner Before Taking Off With The Vehicle
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An Illegal Immigrant Uber Driver Picks Up Stripper, Rapes Her, Murders Her Before Defiling Her Body
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2 Men And A 14-Year-Old Degenerate Arrested After Brutally Assaulting And Robbing Patrons Inside A Chicken Takeout In New Jersey
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A software pirate is facing the most unusual punishment ever seen in a copyright infringement action. The man lost a case brought by an anti-piracy group but couldn't pay damages, so instead agreed to star in PSA showcasing his life as a pirate. If that film doesn't get 200K hits on YouTube, he'll be required to pay a large fine
