Burglar Tripped Up By Sagging Pants
Burglar caught with his pants down!
~ caught with your pants down in a situation that embarrasses you ~ My job was to get as much information as possible so that my boss would not be caught with her pants down.
Usage notes: often said about situations you are not prepared for
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A suspected teenage burglar whose jeans fell down as he fled after being confronted last night on a Florida street was later arrested after a witness was able to identify him by his boxer shorts, police reported. Butt, if he followed the anti-sagging law, he probably would have escaped.
“anti-sagging” laws are being passed throughout the states!
Proposals to ban saggy pants are starting to ride up in several places. At the extreme end, wearing pants low enough to show boxers or bare buttocks in one small Louisiana town means six months in jail and a $500 fine. A crackdown also is being pushed in Atlanta. And in Trenton, getting caught with your pants down may soon result in not only a fine, butt a city worker assessing where your life is headed.
The Senate and House of Representatives in Florida
have passed a pretty serious law against boys
wearing sagging jeans in school…
More News about Sagging Pants
Billie Joe Armstrong, from Green Day, revealed that his sagging pants cost him a seat on Southwest Airlines flight.
The Green Day singer tweeted, “Just got kicked off a southwest flight because my pants sagged too low! What the f—? No joke!”
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Starting this week, students at one South Carolina high school won’t get disciplined right away for wearing saggy pants. Instead, school officials will lend them a belt.
Administrators at Northwestern High School in Rock Hilll, S.C., hope the change will cause students to think about how they dress and also reduce the number of students referred for discipline.
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Saggy Pants Citation Officer Cracksdown on Pants or Skirts Below the Hip
Officials in Albany, Ga., say the city’s ban on saggy pants has generated nearly $4,000 in fines in less than a year.
City Attorney Nathan Davis says 187 citations have been issued and $3,916 in fines collected since the ordinance went into effect Nov. 23, according to the Albany Herald.
Officials say the ordinance bans anyone from wearing pants or skirts more than 7.6 centimetres below the top of the hips, exposing the skin or undergarments. Butt first-time offenders face a $25 fine. On further offences, the fine can rise to $200.
