Man with Asperger’s has been arrested 32 times for impersonating NYC transit workers and hijacking buses and trains, just to drive the routes perfectly.
Darius McCollum is a New Yorker with Asperger’s syndrome who gained international notoriety for his lifelong obsession with the city’s transit system.
Since the age of 15, McCollum has been arrested 32 times for impersonating Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) employees and "hijacking" subway trains and buses.
Remarkably, he never sought to steal the vehicles; instead, he would drive the actual routes, make the correct station announcements, and keep perfectly to the schedule.
His story was the subject of the 2016 documentary "Off the Rails," highlighting the intersection of neurodiversity and the criminal justice system.
I am hearing that on his deathbed Ali Khamenei received the light of Zoroastrianism and unhesitatingly recited the entirety of the Ohrmazd Yasht. Even now he lounges in splendid insolence in the House of Song. Truly there is no god but Ahura Mazda, and Zoroaster is his prophet!
Brazilian Presidential candidate Renan Santos posts video promising to become ‘Bukele for Brazil’ and lock up all the gangs - ‘Decline isn’t inevitable, Brazil can be fixed!’
@ESPNCFB “Body of work” aka getting shmoked by FSU week one…this isn’t Sabans Bama or the old SEC anymore…ESPN paid for a depreciating asset (SEC + ACC) and they’re putting their thumb to the scale to mitigate the loss
U> ND > Bama…literally saw it with our own eyes
@Brady_Quinn@espn All a smoke screen to get the heat off a wildly mediocre bama team…conference has been regressing to the mean since NIL + ESPN has a ton of money in the two conferences that benefited (SEC/ACC) while the product is in decline