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Hat tip to Sondra K for this post:
Today's WTF?
If you are too drunk to drive, you might want to think about ditching the assault rifle. And the cocaine. Ditto the marijuana. And you definitely don�t want to pretend you�re a police officer.

Gwinnett police have arrested a 24-year-old Lawrenceville man after he asked for change for $100 at a fast-food drive-through last week and the clerk noticed an assault rifle in his lap.

Some Georgia redneck? Nope.
Gwinnett police found Mohammed Faizal Taki semiconscious in a parked car nearby. Taki had pulled off on the side of the road. A search of his car revealed an assault rifle, cocaine, marijuana and various rounds of ammunition, police said. During processing, sheriff�s deputies found a small bag tucked in Taki�s shoes. The white, chalky substance field tested as cocaine, police said. Final tests are pending.

Police charged Taki with driving under the influence, possession of marijuana and cocaine, impersonating an officer, carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a weapon during a crime and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Taki was denied bond and is being held at Gwinnett County Jail.

Smells funny, don�t it? Drunken convicted felon of a Muzzie with drugs, large bills and an assault rifle?

So I decide to search the interweb for his name. Here�s his booking photo.
Mohammed-Faizal-Taki.jpg
Such a nice lookin' Suthern' boy... And how many more like him are here waiting.

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