Transit Fanatic steals bus in Hoboken (trains, friendly, campus)
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Really??? The article said he has Asperger's which I think is a form of autism...
Yes, it is-I feel bad for the guy. People with Aspergers have an incredibly difficult time understanding social norms among other things-his mother probably could do a little better of a job handling him, but he probably finds his urge to interact with trains uncontrollable at times, which leads to incidents like these.
Yes, it is-I feel bad for the guy. People with Aspergers have an incredibly difficult time understanding social norms among other things-his mother probably could do a little better of a job handling him, but he probably finds his urge to interact with trains uncontrollable at times, which leads to incidents like these.
Aww..in a case like this I don't think jail will serve any useful purpose...I laughed when the article said he told the cops...bet they won't be leaving keys in the ignition anymore...
Just reading the article now (been a really busy day), and WOW, this guy is really something!
"McCollum - who once did two years in prison for the attempted theft of a 60-ton locomotive"
"No one was hurt and the bus was in tiptop condition. That's how it's been in every McCollum escapade since he commandeered an E train and drove to the World Trade Center in 1981 when he was just 15."
He may be autistic, but he's managing to experience his dream. I feel sorry for him. It's really too bad he couldn't LIVE his dream, for real.
And BTW, the article made no mention of a camera, so I really don't think it's Nexis ;-)
Noooo! Are you REALLY serious? How do you know?In disbelief.....
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