To them he says what his parents told him: just be smart and never get caught over-leveraged.
Darius McCollum is something out of New York City tabloid lore: the thief of all thieves, the guy who gets caught over and over again (30 times, in total), seemingly the minute he gets out of jail or prison for his previous caper.
He had been riding his bicycle the wrong direction down a one-way street, and as the police drove up to pull him over, he got caught under the wheels of the car.
It snaps and I go literally about six feet before I go bang over and I got caught by the security guy".
On the main islands, the dangers are man-made: ingesting fish hooks, getting caught in nets, and being run over by motor boats.
Henderson got out in the same over, getting caught by Mascarenhas; he went out scoring one run.
We've all experienced the monotony of eating with the same people over and over again, or getting caught in tourist-trap restaurants while traveling, longing for that elusive home-cooked meal with local fare.
I could hardly breathe watching her struggle with a walker -- in pain, on medication -- trying to maneuver over doorsills, getting caught in area carpets and extension cords.
Oil service firm Ensco International, which moved its headquarters last year from Dallas to London, abandoned Nigeria after getting caught in an FCPA dragnet over what might have been payments made to customs officials to get import permits for drilling rigs, according to its SEC filings.
I would have to sneak back to the school without getting caught after my shift was over at 1 am in the morning, a time when very few buses ran".
Because let's face it: your odds of getting caught by police for driving over the speed limit are actually just as high as anyone else's, even though your dumb optimism-prone brain is trying to convince you otherwise.
