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Hours after regretted Paul Walker passed away in the fiery crash along with his long time friend, former racing driver Roger Rodas, the remains of the Porsche Carrera GT were towed away. For some reason, two punks thought it would be cool if they took a piece of the car so they did. Justice? They will stay in jail for six months for that, a court recently decided.
26-year old Anthony Edward Janow and his friend, 19-year old Jameson Brooks Witty were both sentenced to six-months in prison and three-years probation after they were found guilty of misdemeanor charges. Witty was sentenced this August, while his older fellow in crime received his charge the other month.
Even though we realize people sometimes do stupid things, we can’t say we don’t agree with the judge’s decision. After all, the two young men were caught on camera picking off parts of the wreckage of the Porsche Carrera GT, which was sitting in the back of the tow truck, removing it from the scene in Santa Clarita, California.
The truck stopped at a set of traffic lights, when Jameson Witty and his accomplice picked off a panel from the T-top of the Porsche. And to make things even worse, the young fool even put images of his “capture” on Instagram a couple of days later.
Putting this to a side and changing the note to a rather optimistic one, we’ll remind you can see the late Paul Walker one last time acting in Fast and Furious 7, the last installment of the famous franchise, next Spring.
Even though we realize people sometimes do stupid things, we can’t say we don’t agree with the judge’s decision. After all, the two young men were caught on camera picking off parts of the wreckage of the Porsche Carrera GT, which was sitting in the back of the tow truck, removing it from the scene in Santa Clarita, California.
The truck stopped at a set of traffic lights, when Jameson Witty and his accomplice picked off a panel from the T-top of the Porsche. And to make things even worse, the young fool even put images of his “capture” on Instagram a couple of days later.
Putting this to a side and changing the note to a rather optimistic one, we’ll remind you can see the late Paul Walker one last time acting in Fast and Furious 7, the last installment of the famous franchise, next Spring.
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