Of things you should probably not say to a police officer when being
stopped for a minor traffic offense:

When 19-year-old Johnathon Carr got
stopped by Boynton Beach police this year for a traffic offense, an officer
asked if he had any weapons in the car. "No, but you're lucky I don't have
that!" said Carr, pointing to an officer's AR-15 rifle. "This is
B-town. We're cop killers. Ya'll are gonna need that M-16."

Carr spouted off that he was a
member of the B-town Boys gang, that they "rolled" with AK-47s and
the officers should be scared, according to a police report. There at the
scene, police arrested Carr for threatening a public official, a third-degree
felony punishable by up to five years in prison.

But when the case crossed the desk
of Assistant State Attorney Greg Kridos, the prosecutor upped the ante.

Keep reading
here to see what Mr. Carr started for his fellow gang banging colleagues in
“B-town”.