
An officer in the Atlanta area stopped an 18 year old male for speeding in a school zone. There was something on the drivers license that the officer was handed. When he returned to the car he noticed the aroma of marijuana. He found 2 ounces in the car. To top it off, the drivers license was also fake. The young man had just purchased it over the internet.
An Oregon man returned home to find a man inside his home enjoying a mixed drink. When confronted the man said he was a realtor.(The house was for sale.) He left, taking a box containing a Sony Playstation, some perfume, and other household items with him. The man really was a realtor and has been charged with 2 counts of burglary. (This wasn't the first home he has 'visited'.) In order to show homes while the owner is away there is a special lock put on them. To access those homes the realtor puts in his code, which is unique to him. It's kind of hard to say it wasn't me under those circumstances.
The last one explains why the fashion of "sagging" is a bad idea. A man did a smash and grab at a liquor store in Pensacola, Florida. He had his hands full with several packs of cigarettes. This prevented him from holding his pants up. When the officers caught up with him his pants were down around his ankles and he was surrounded by cigarettes. Maybe he will want to get a belt when he gets out.

Today's question is a Grade 5/U.S. History. Who was the only person to be elected U.S. President four times?
An easy one for me. 35-10.
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I like these questions-FDR.
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