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Arraigned On Drug Charges

August 9, 2008

I can merely say one thing:Weird.

it's a usual thing to arrest someone on drug charges,but the strange thing is the name.i think his name can be allah or satan.there's no difference since he comited that act.

 the right name is  Alla'a but not Allah but it was puting in attracted way,,it seems old journalistic manner also

Sorry, Hakimi, was this a friend of yours? 

Why would the journalist misspell the man's name? It seems like a well reported story and apparently the reporter even questioned the police about the man's name.

Yeah, i agree with Hakimi. the name is Alla'a not Allah.

goaway, how do you know the man's name?

Gergori ..he is not my friend but his name is Arabic and i think that i know arabic names better than that reporter who wrote that name and i know how much journalists like to make attracted headlines for thier  journals to make more people read thier silly articale like this  …And i 'm sure that he knows the right spilling

 Maybe who posted this thread wanted also to get more comments,, wasn't it?

but how do you know the man is Arabic?

Is Almighty Supremeborn also an Arabic name?

The man was arrested in a small town in Connecticut. I suspect he's just a kook who changed his name legally to Almighty Supremeborn Allah. 

The headline on the story said nothing of the man's name.

Can you really change your name in anything you want in the USA?

What did the judge say? "Almighty Supremeborn Allah, the court finds you guilty of …"

and the cops…. "Almighty Supremebron Allah, you have the right to remain silence, everything you say can and will be used against you…"

must have been a strange situation :)

strange indeed.  It all depends on the jurisdiction, but generally courts will allow a name change in most cases unless it might be fraudulent, infringe on a copyright, or if you choose something like a symbol  (Prince being an exception)