Okie State Fraternity: Dead* steer found on yard

[madguy30]

How do you figure?

The smug looks on their faces. Especially top left.

 

[madguy30]

Why? Because they're white?

Because they have smug looks on their faces like they've not been told 'No' very often.

Top two could pass as Hok or KU players, with the latter at least likely qualifying as being good.

 

[Cycsk]

I can't identify much about them from their mugshots, other than that they appear to be young white guys with clean shaves and haircuts.

 

[flycy]

"for a misdemeanor of unlawful removal/disposal of a carcass"

Basically a health code violation.

 

[JEFF420]

arrested to keep this **** from happening in the future

 

[FarminCy]

Those guys are from Oklahoma? Those pictures look they attend a northeast prep school or something.

Ive spent lots of time in Stillwater. Wealthy ranch/mineral rights kids are honestly some of the most entitled dbags you will ever meet. Add to it the high percentage that drive coal rolling trucks paid for by dad/grandpa and its the cherry on the top.

I’ve interviewed a number of these types from OSU and their disconnect from reality is interesting to see in person. Okies view of the world and their own state is like listening to satire.

 

[Turn2]

Luke Ackerley, Bennet Fady, Andrew King and Brody Shelby have been charged with misdemeanor for unlawful disposal of a carcass.

The dead longhorn was found on the lawn of FarmHouse fraternity on the morning of Dec. 1, the day before the Big 12 championship football game between the Oklahoma State Cowboys and the University of Texas Longhorns. The animal was branded with obscenities referencing the fraternity.

The four men charged were all members of Alpha Gamma Rho at Oklahoma State...

4 charged in case of dead longhorn dumped outside Oklahoma State fraternity ahead of football championship game with Texas

All four members of rival fraternity Alpha Gamma Rho allegedly engaged in an "ongoing prank war" with FarmHouse.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[ISU22CY]

Misdemeanor for unlawful disposal would be the extent of it. Might be able to get the owner of it for not disposing of it within 24 hours but doubt that will happen.

Nailed it