LOUP GAROU DRAGS SUSPECTED DRUG BOSS TO POLICE
From the Los Angeles Times:
In a frightening story, last night the local werewolf and would-be hero turned police operative Loup Garou (late of AlertForce), burst into the Beverly Hills mansion owned by millionaire and hip-hop mogul Bradley "Biggie Bigg" Biggerson. Somehow sneaking past armed guards, the wolf apparently sprang upon Biggerson and two companions in the posh indoor swimming pool of the Beverly Drive manse, and dragged Biggerson bodily outside where an accomplice of the wolf, one James Greywolf, took custody of the gaping rapper-heir and dragged him bodily to the nearby Los Angeles Police Headquarters. Once there, the heavy rapper was forced to confess acting as a conduit for illegal drug trafficing, and to reveal Mexican sources for tainted marijuana that has recently been hitting the LA streets. Jorje Ramirez, attorney for Biggerson, commented later that Biggerson would be cleared of any wrongdoing, and was considering a lawsuit against the police department and/or Greywolf, for invasion of privacy, assault, and deprivation of constitutional rights. "This guy burst into my client's home without cause, without provocation, and without a care for the safety of Mr. Biggerson or any of his guests. Property damage is significant, as is the emotional and physical harm to my client -- all for an illegal arrest and a forced confession that will never be admitted as evidence in any legal proceeding. I will have justice!" Police authorities commented that Mr. Greywolf and/or his werewolf companion were not acting under the control of the police, so no liability can be imputed to the department or the city.
In a frightening story, last night the local werewolf and would-be hero turned police operative Loup Garou (late of AlertForce), burst into the Beverly Hills mansion owned by millionaire and hip-hop mogul Bradley "Biggie Bigg" Biggerson. Somehow sneaking past armed guards, the wolf apparently sprang upon Biggerson and two companions in the posh indoor swimming pool of the Beverly Drive manse, and dragged Biggerson bodily outside where an accomplice of the wolf, one James Greywolf, took custody of the gaping rapper-heir and dragged him bodily to the nearby Los Angeles Police Headquarters. Once there, the heavy rapper was forced to confess acting as a conduit for illegal drug trafficing, and to reveal Mexican sources for tainted marijuana that has recently been hitting the LA streets. Jorje Ramirez, attorney for Biggerson, commented later that Biggerson would be cleared of any wrongdoing, and was considering a lawsuit against the police department and/or Greywolf, for invasion of privacy, assault, and deprivation of constitutional rights. "This guy burst into my client's home without cause, without provocation, and without a care for the safety of Mr. Biggerson or any of his guests. Property damage is significant, as is the emotional and physical harm to my client -- all for an illegal arrest and a forced confession that will never be admitted as evidence in any legal proceeding. I will have justice!" Police authorities commented that Mr. Greywolf and/or his werewolf companion were not acting under the control of the police, so no liability can be imputed to the department or the city.
posted by C. Cicconi @ 10:45 AM
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2 Comments:
At 4:34 PM,
GreyWolf said…
"I don't know what he is talking about," says GreyWolf. "Loup Garou made a citizen arrest of Biggie when he observed him selling drugs to 2 young women visiting his home. He then handed the gentleman over to me to escort him in to the police. His accusations are false and created only to throw the case off of him and on to others. Mr Biggerson has been releasing chemically altered marijuana into the general public and people have been getting hurt by crazed individuals who have consumed canas laced with chimicals making them stronger and, therefore, more deadly. We were watching the going ons in this man's home because we suspected him of dealing in these drugs when we were told by an informant that Mr Biggerson's drugs were the ones that we were looking for. He has stated in my presence and in the presence of police officials that he is the individual who has been releasing this drug into the populace. He has since recanted that statement, claiming that he confessed only because he had been threatened with bodily harm. No threats were ever made."
At 4:37 PM,
GreyWolf said…
The thoughts in James head as he makes that statement -- That is the truth. I NEVER threatened to kill him if he did not turn himself in. I promissed I would. Major difference between the two concepts.
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