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ghost2509 · 16th August 2014, 09:41

From Associated Press
August 15, 2014

ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. (AP) — Lawrence Tureaud, better known as Mr. T, was in true form as he waited outside a suburban Chicago courthouse to be called for jury duty.

Sporting his usual Mohawk and wearing an FBI sweatshirt and hat, but not a gold chain, the star of "Rocky III" and TV's "The A-Team" signed autographs and made his feelings known.

He said, "I pity the criminals today," as he explained he had been designated a potential juror for a trial scheduled for Friday.

The Daily Herald in Arlington Heights reports the 62-year-old Tureaud said he never considered "playing hooky" after receiving the jury summons to the Rolling Meadows court.

Mr. T said he understood his duty and said it's not his style to shirk responsibilities.

Tureaud wasn't picked as a juror.

theperfectstorm · 16th August 2014, 15:02

I am definitely putting "dress like Mr. T" near the top of my "How to get out of jury duty" list. Right after going as Jules from "Pulp Fiction".

Overmaster D · 16th August 2014, 21:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by theperfectstorm

i am definitely putting "dress like mr. T" near the top of my "how to get out of jury duty" list. Right after going as jules from "pulp fiction".

hilarious!

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ghost2509 V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 7,827 Thanks: 21,710 Thanked 23,786 Times in 6,141 Posts	Mr. T pities criminals as he awaits jury duty From Associated Press August 15, 2014 ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. (AP) — Lawrence Tureaud, better known as Mr. T, was in true form as he waited outside a suburban Chicago courthouse to be called for jury duty. Sporting his usual Mohawk and wearing an FBI sweatshirt and hat, but not a gold chain, the star of "Rocky III" and TV's "The A-Team" signed autographs and made his feelings known. He said, "I pity the criminals today," as he explained he had been designated a potential juror for a trial scheduled for Friday. The Daily Herald in Arlington Heights reports the 62-year-old Tureaud said he never considered "playing hooky" after receiving the jury summons to the Rolling Meadows court. Mr. T said he understood his duty and said it's not his style to shirk responsibilities. Tureaud wasn't picked as a juror.

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theperfectstorm Registered User Novice Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Dallas, Texas Posts: 82 Thanks: 1,538 Thanked 683 Times in 81 Posts	I am definitely putting "dress like Mr. T" near the top of my "How to get out of jury duty" list. Right after going as Jules from "Pulp Fiction".