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Stripper on multi-state crime spree!!!

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AMDZen said:
That says "Fugitive Siblings Possibly in Colorado"

Which I already said in this thread. Nowhere does it say they were captured, arrested or otherwise detained.
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Ryan Dougherty, 21, Dylan Dougherty, 26 and their sister, Lee Grace Doughtery, 29, were taken into custody after a "short pursuit" on Interstate 25 near Walsenburg, roughly 50 miles north of the New Mexico state line, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
 
AMDZen said:
That says "Fugitive Siblings Possibly in Colorado"

Which I already said in this thread. Nowhere does it say they were captured, arrested or otherwise detained.
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http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/police_say_fugitive_siblings_possibly_Lln2fXDVXg6Ohm5Fl7n1CN

WALSENBURG, Colo. -- Three siblings on the run since their alleged crime spree in Florida and Georgia last week were arrested Wednesday after a car crash in southern Colorado.

Following a "short pursuit" that ended in an accident, Lee Grace Dougherty, 29, Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, and Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, were taken into custody, Colorado State Police told KDVR-TV.
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They updated and changed the article, when I clicked on the one CPA posted it said "Fugitive Siblings Possibly in Colorado" was the headline and there was nothing about their arrest. Good to see though
 
Dummies could have just taken their loot and gone through the SW border area into Mexico, then further south. They probably would have been eventually caught and killed by entirely different baddies, but I'll never understand why fugitives who apparently have at least a modest amount of $$ stay in the US. Kinda like that story about the old man who was the inspiration for Jack Nicholson's Departed character. He was just pimpin it in California. What the hell? Why wasn't he in Tahiti?

Good riddance either way, but the lack of logic is appalling to say the least.
 
Arkaign said:
Dummies could have just taken their loot and gone through the SW border area into Mexico, then further south. They probably would have been eventually caught and killed by entirely different baddies, but I'll never understand why fugitives who apparently have at least a modest amount of $$ stay in the US. Kinda like that story about the old man who was the inspiration for Jack Nicholson's Departed character. He was just pimpin it in California. What the hell? Why wasn't he in Tahiti?

Good riddance either way, but the lack of logic is appalling to say the least.
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Yeah who knows, they could have stopped at a truck stop in Mexico, and been eaten by vampires.
 
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