New Jersey Guy Got Busted In WAWA For Using Bogus Money
Yup Rat Rockers, your reading that title right. A Jersey guy named James Leonard from South Brunswick. The 41-year-old has been going around spending money that is nowhere near real. We are not talking about “Monopoly,” money too. This guy has been going to his local WAWA and spending movie prop money. This crazy dude had this scheme since September. Good old James Leonard must have worked on or been in a movie to even get his hands on that fake cash. I don’t know where else you can get it. If I was the judge I would watch the money he tries to use to bail himself out.
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Jersey Guy And What Bills He Was Using And The Charges He Faces.
The bills that James Leonard was tossing out consisted of $50’s and $100’s. He used just over $600 worth of the money. Now if you have ever seen fake movie money you will notice that on the bill it states ” for motion picture only,” and it has really big font letters. This is all along the front and also in smaller letters down the side. He was doing this during normal business hours, so it was busy at the stores and the clerks were too occupied to notice it. The bank was not too busy though they got in touch with the police and before you knew it they were all over James. The local WAWA even got his picture posted up in the store. So now James “Not So Bond” is being charged with theft by deception and uttering a forged document. You can get more information by clicking right HERE.
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James is not getting any Oscars in prison that’s for sure. Thank you for taking the time out to read and always rocking out. Get more stories from me by clicking right HERE. Much love and cheers. Gotts 95.9 The Rat!
HBO Releases Extensive 'Sopranos 25th Anniversary Collection' On MAX
The Sopranos is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special collection available on HBO’s streaming service MAX. In addition to all six seasons, there are 15 deleted scenes, including three that have never been released, and over five hours of behind-the-scenes footage. There’s also a new official TikTok account dedicated to 25-second clips of every episode. On Thursday there will be “Family Reunion” fan screenings in Los Angeles and New York City with special guest appearances, Sopranos-themed snacks, and trivia. There will also be a Sopranos-inspired Italian sandwich available through the Postmates delivery app in L.A. and New York.
James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano and Edie Falco as Carmela Soprano seek counseling in HBO’s hit television series, “The Sopranos” (Year 3).
The Sopranos changed television forever. Upon its release, critics were praising it as possibly the most cinematic show ever and many stated in 1999 during the show’s first season that The Sopranos was as good as any movie in theaters. The acting, writing, cinematography, music, and story-telling were all top shelf. Between creator David Chase’s brilliant vision of a modern mob family in North Jersey…and James Gandolfini’s iconic acting…the show instantly became iconic.
The Sopranos, Hbo’s Hit Series About A Modern-Day Mob Boss Caught Between Responsibilities To His Family And His “Family,” Debuts New Episodes On Sunday Nights. Pictured: Series Star James Gandolfini And David Chase, The Show’s Creator.
So, if you don’t have it, I strongly encourage you to sign up for MAX and check out The Sopranos 25th Anniversary Collection. It’s seriously cool and the bonus scenes and podcast episodes are well worth it. Cool collection for all Sopranos fans. Bada-bing!
– Davey Mac
NEW YORK – MARCH 07: (L-R) Cast membes Robert Iler, Steven R. Schirripa, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Michael Imperioli, Edie Falco and James Gandolfini arrive at the HBO Season Premiere Of “The Sopranos” at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) on March 7, 2006 in New York City.
