Hunk of burning stuff costs more than any payday loans ever could

We’ve all had to get something last minute, leaving a gap in the finances that can require payday loans to get it taken care of, like having to get some business appropriate attire for an interview for that dream job, or something along those lines.  A few people need extra money for bail or an attorney’s retainer.  Be thankful if the last set of circumstances isn’t yours.  Some people run afoul of the law for the most outrageous of reasons, and it never ceases to astonish just what crimes people are willing to commit for the most imprudent of reasons to do so.

We’ve all had our break-ups, but it is never a reason to commit a felony

A woman in Indiana has had a serious falling out after her most recent relationship has gone up in smoke, along with her freedom, in all likelihood.   Now, we all know that some relationships are in and of themselves bad, and that some breakups get incredibly ugly.  It’s a fact of life, and as unfortunate as it is to have to deal with the loss of the bonds you have with someone you once loved and the subsequent pain and heartache, a person must bear in mind that some good will come of it eventually.  Also, domestic abuse is something nobody should ever have to take.  Although it is natural to have frustrations with your partner, it isn’t anywhere within any bounds whatsoever to abuse them, mentally or emotionally, and it is also wrong to take it.  All this being said, there are normal, constructive, and ultimately legal ways to handle these things.  You don’t have to resort to anything insane in order to cope.
According to a police report, a 26 year old woman has set fire to a block of storage units, and has been arrested on the charge of arson, a felony.   Now she may be needing payday loans for a lawyer.  What evidently has happened was that after a long, on-going domestic dispute with a former boyfriend, she took his clothes to the storage units in order to dispose of them.  She set fire to the clothes, and then left them to burn, which caused fire to spread to the rest of the building, which burned down.  The total damage was $100,000 in lost property, and she was taken into custody on Wednesday in Anderson, Indiana.  (Sources do not indicate whether or not the woman was a redhead.)  She was booked into the Madison County Jail, and then later released upon posting $20,000 bond.  Her court case is pending.

This was NOT a disco inferno

A cheery fire is great.  A loved one’s things, as well as an entire storage facility being set ON fire are not.  That is a felony.  Now it is a serious thing, this monumental of a mistake, but it is slightly humorous.  (Anyone remember the jilted astronaut who drove several hundred miles wearing a NASA diaper to confront her ex-boyfriends’ lover?)  Just bear in mind, that in a sudden emergency, where you have a financial gap to cover, you have sensible options to look to, such as payday loans instead of, say, setting anything on fire.