no, but destroying someones personal property, to make an "example" out of them isn't exactly "legal" either.

-Ted

 

it wasnt his property anymore he gave it up to the court or whatever and it was auctioned off... so HIS car didnt get crushed it was the non-profit organization.. they should spend all this money they are using against street racing and open some tracks... and not the straight kind

 

wouldnt that be a fun job. i wonder how hard it is for the people who crush them to remove some of the parts b4 crushing

 

i don't think that car had an engine in it when they "crushed" it. besides, that's not how you'd normally crush car anyway. it was all a big freakin' show so that mr. white-bread mayor of LA could show all the voters that he's "doing something about crime on our streets." what a joke.

still, it makes my heart sing to see a camaro smashed flat. one down, 8438247832 to go.