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11. Will the government have to pay for his defense?

Thu Nov 6, 2025, 02:52 PM

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Breaking: sandwich guy acquitted. [View all] onenote Nov 6 OP

Good news!! nt in2herbs Nov 6 #1

Free subs for all! newdeal2 Nov 6 #2

Um, who would that be? CTyankee Nov 6 #3

Sub-perb! Solly Mack Nov 6 #4

I see what you did there leftstreet Nov 6 #5

:) Solly Mack Nov 6 #8

DURec leftstreet Nov 6 #6

The government was hamstrung Renew Deal Nov 6 #7

Not The Onion! yardwork Nov 6 #9

There goes my hero. Efilroft Sul Nov 6 #10

Will the government have to pay for his defense? Emile Nov 6 #11

You can indict a ham sandwich. unblock Nov 6 #12

From Joyce Vance LetMyPeopleVote Nov 6 #17

Uhhhh Jeanine Pirro is like ....stupid underpants Nov 6 #19

Good malaise Nov 6 #13

They literally got cheesed on this one. miyazaki Nov 6 #14

Some of the art that has appeared around the city honoring him LetMyPeopleVote Nov 6 #15

These are terrific! calimary Nov 6 #24

With the stipulation Coldwater Nov 6 #16

I thought maybe Subway paid for counsel. Sneederbunk Nov 6 #20

I guess the prosecution couldn't cut the mustard Endlessmike56 Nov 6 #21

I'll break bread to that! calimary Nov 6 #23

EPIC Happy Hoosier Nov 6 #25

"They will be gunning for him." J_William_Ryan Nov 6 #26

That's a wrap! 2MuchNoise Nov 6 #27

Charge the cop with perjury? cbabe Nov 6 #29

I didn't see or hear his testimony... appmanga Nov 6 #30

Correct. Perjury is difficult to prove and rarely charged. onenote Nov 6 #32

Imma havin me a sub wit musty an onyins to celebrate! struggle4progress Nov 6 #31