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What some will do for $30.00
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Posted by john in la on August 25, 2005 at 17:51:09 from (67.35.233.22):
I know you all have beat the topic of high fuel prices to death but this is not about how high the price will go or why it is so high right now. I was listening to the local talk radio today and the news had a spot on drive offs at the fuel pumps. They said that drive offs were up 25% since fuel prices went up. They went on to say.............. One guy even ran over and killed a store owner as he ran out the door to try and stop this person from leaving with out paying for his gas. They did not say if they caught the driver or not. Now this is a crying sham. To run over and kill someone for $30.00 worth of gas. GOD HELP US.
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