Instagram story viewer> @daneramia> Post
Dane Ramia(daneramia)'s profile avatar

Dane Ramia

@daneramia

6 years ago
Download
5
Posted On: March 26th 2021, 03:47 am
Comments (5)
shiramguzman2014 6 years ago

shiramguzman2014

Totalmente forever 18

saibot92tg 6 years ago

saibot92tg

#jovenaun

estefaniaca777 6 years ago

estefaniaca777

😍

intelijensia_artifisial 6 years ago

intelijensia_artifisial

Forever 12

More posts

✨✨✨ #кремль #государственныйкремлёвскийдворец #москва #октябрь #2026
Comment “links” and we will send u links to all the boxes! 🎁 #affiliate #diwali #diwaligifting #diwaligifts
Ab sukoon se Dar-e-Nijaat dekhungi 💅🏻👀 Your favourite dramas, shows, live news and sports all in one place on @aryplusott ! 🫠 Download the ARYPlus app NOW on your phone, laptop or Smart TV and start streaming your favourite entertainment anytime, anywhere! #ARYPlus #ARYDigital #ARYNews #asports
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A 24-year-old man is facing the possibility of spending nearly a century behind bars after prosecutors said he repeatedly sold the same car to eight different buyers, then stole it back from each new owner using a spare key he secretly kept. Investigators said the scheme worked the same way every time: he advertised the vehicle online, collected cash, handed over what appeared to be the only key, then tracked the buyer down days later and drove the car away overnight. He would then clean it up, post it for sale again under a different listing and repeat the process with another victim. Police eventually connected the reports after realizing eight different people were all claiming the exact same car had been stolen from them. He allegedly sold one vehicle eight times — and now faces up to 98 years in prison for refusing to let it stay sold. 😭 Follow @dumbpeoplehub for more.
Guess the location in the comment section ✨
ICE agent Mario Alberto Morales made his first court appearance Monday morning, days after being indicted on charges he allegedly assaulted a Mexican immigrant by running him over with his SUV.⁠ ⁠ District Judge Matthew Peneguy informed Morales of his rights and set a bond at $30,0000. Prosecutors had sought a $75,000 bond.⁠ Morales was accompanied by three defense attorneys, including former Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg.⁠ ⁠ Click the link in our bio to read more.⁠ ⁠ 📝: John Wayne Ferguson / reporter⁠ 📸: Brett Coomer / photographer
back to up