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Those of you who are in
my poker group from Sparta know that we're a pretty rough crew.
The law is not our friend, and we make no illusions toward the contrary.
Hardly a week goes by when we don't find ourselves being hassled by
Johnny Law, but fortunately we've got some connections, so we don't
usually get charged with anything, much less go to trial.
Sometimes we do.
COUNTY COURT
LAW DIVISION ORIGINAL
INDICTMENT NO. 867-53
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Jefferson, New Jersey
April 09, 2006 |
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MATTHEW DELUCA |
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B E F O R E:
HON. JAMES
WILLIAMS, J.S.C.
A P P E A R A N C E S:
FRANCIS
DUBOIS,
ESQ.
Attorney for the State
COREY
THOMAS INGANAMORT, ESQ.
Attorney for Defendant
ROBERT P. INGRAM
Certified Shorthand Reporter
(Reader's Note - on today's episode, the part of Judge James Williams
will be played by actor and BIIP friend, Sir Anthony Hopkins. The
part of Francis Dubois will be played by Meatwad.)
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Your Honor, before you sits some
of the worst scum this earth has to offer. The havoc they
have caused in this society is equaled by few alive, and my
only regret in pursuing this case is that I cannot put them all
away for a longer time. On the ni- |
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Your Judgeship, I object! |
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Overruled. Mister Dubois,
please continue. |
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Thank you your Honor. As I
was saying, on the night in question these men committed a truly
heinous act, so heinous I felt it necessary to provide the court
with a reenactment. If I could, I would like to call up
the young man who was working the window at the Wendy's Dining
Establishment. |
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Objection! That is no
young man, he's gotta be like...30. |
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Mr. Inganamort, sit down. |
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Thank you. Now, I have
several slides, and this young man will explain them for the
court. Please, begin. |
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Okay, well I work the
headset. It's a pretty difficult job but I manage
it. Well, these guys pull up and I can tell
they're going to be trouble, so to be safe I took out my
Junior Detective license. Just in case.
Well, while the two were ordering, the one in the car
behind them was
going "Uhh." |
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Great, then what happened? |
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Well, they pulled
forward to get their food...and, I hesitate to say
this in such company, but the one was making obscene
gestures at the car behind him. At this point
though, they were at Frankie's window, so I went in back
to get the phone. Just in case. |
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Thank you. If you would be
so kind as to fill us in now Frankie. |
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Gladly. Well, as Charlie
said, they were being like, really rude and stuff. |
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And where was Mr. DeLuca at this
point? |
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I'm, uh....not really sure. |
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Your Honor, if it please
the court, we have reason to believe Mr. Deluca was
running an illegal animal-fighting ring at the time. |
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Thank you. Frankie, please
continue. |
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Well at this point that
DeLuca guy came up and was all, "You didn't give me any
ketchup." I think he was shouting racial slurs
too. |
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Well, like...ya know. The
N-Word, the S-Word. |
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Cracker. I meant cracker.
And Honkie. |
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So then he like, totally hopped
on his friend's car and stuff. |
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No, he also kicked a dog
in the face. A cute dog. |
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Did you give them their food? |
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Oh. Well, that's
when they went and sat down in front of the store, and I
called the cops. |
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Thank you, that's all for me. |
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Mr. Inganamort, your
cross-examination? |
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Yeah thanks man.
So...Frankie is it? Frank, is it or is it not true that
you are 30? |
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Your Honor, I rest my case. |
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Mr. Inganamort, do you realize
we have several witnesses left? |
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So you realize you cannot rest
your case. |
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Mr. Inganamort do you have any
idea what I'm talking about? |
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Your Honor, I now call to the
stand Officer Jenkins. Officer Jenkins please explain what
happened this fateful night. |
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I was down the street at
Dunkin' Donuts getting some coffee when I got the call.
I didn't really feel like it, but I gave the lot a good
circling. I don't know, they just looked like a
bunch of college kids. |
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Did you return after that? |
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Yeah, that little guy called
again and they sent me back. |
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And you found them destroying
the place no doubt. |
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Actually they were just kind of
sitting there. Pretty boring place to sit if you ask me,
but to each his own. |
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Wow, nice witness there boss. |
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Mr. Inganamort I will hold you
in contempt if I here another outburst like that. |
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Careful judge, you don't want
him to bring out the big arms. |
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I'm the obscene-gesture guy.
Hey, are you the guy I should talk to about suing them? My
patty wasn't spicy. It's not a spicy chicken sandwich
without the spicy. |
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Yeah! And I got dirt on
the back of my pants. |
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I will have order in this- Good
God you're small! |
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I move this court be thrown out.
The cops were only called because my client is black. |
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But, your client's white. |
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Oh no you don't, I saw the
slides. He is black as...I don't know, a black guy, I
guess. |
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No, that was just a
demonstration. You're client is right over there, and very
white. |
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If I throw this case out, will
you all get the hell out of my courtroom? |
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Good enough. Case
dismissed. |
And so ended another successful bout with
the public prosecution gang. Sparta Crew 17 - The Feds 1 (though
tennis ball related crimes shouldn't even count.) |
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