Judge and Former Middle School Classmateand Burglary Suspect, Have Emotional Reunion In CourtBurglary suspect has breakdown when herealizes judge presiding over his case was his middle school playmateBurglary suspect Arthur Booth wasstunned to realize he knew the judge from childhoodJudge Mindy Glazer was first torecognize her old palThey went to middle school together andplayed football together'He was the nicest kid ... look whathappened' said judgeSuspect can't stop crying and buries hishead in shame Fla. judge, former middle schoolclassmate and burglary suspect, share emotional courtroom reunionMiami-Dade Judge, Former Middle SchoolClassmate and Burglary Suspect, Have Emotional Court ReunionDecades after attending middle schooltogether, a Miami-Dade judge and burglary suspect have reunion in bond courtWatch the Heartbreaking Moment a JudgeRecognized Accused Burglar as Childhood FriendA Miami-Dade judge and one of her oldmiddle school classmates had an emotional reunion in court after he wasarrested following an alleged burglary and police pursuit.Arthur Booth, 49, was arrested Monday byHialeah Police on several charges including burglary, grand theft, fleeing, andresisting arrest.Burglary suspect breaks down when herecognises judge from middle school.An impromptu middle school reunion inMiami-Dade bond court led to tears today after Judge Mindy Glazer recognizedthat Arthur Booth, the man charged with burglary before her, was her formerclassmate at Nautilus Middle School in Miami Beach. Booth, 49, was arrested on Monday byHialeah police. The suspect was spotted driving a gold Honda that matched thedescription of a vehicle believed to have been involved in a robbery, accordingto NBC Miami. An officer tried to stop the car, but Booth took off, leading toa police chase. Booth didn't obey stop signs and got into two accidents beforeeventually crashing the car. He tried to continue fleeing on foot but waseventually caught. He was arrested and charged with variouscounts of burglary, grand theft, reckless driving, leaving the scene of acrash, fleeing from an officer, criminal mischief, and resisting arrest withoutviolence. Booth was taken to bond court on Mondayand Glazer was behind the bench. "Did you go to Nautilus?"Glazer asked. "Oh my goodness," repliedBooth multiple times at first with smiles and then with tears. It turns out that decades ago the pairhad been classmates at Nautilus Middle School. "I'm sorry to see you here,"replied Glazer. "I always wondered what happened to you." "This was the nicest kid in middleschool; he was the best kid in middle school," Glazer continued. "Iused to play football with him, all the kids, and look what has happened.""What's sad is how old we'vebecome. Good luck to you, sir, I hope you are able to come out of this OK andjust lead a lawful life."Glazer, however, set Booth's bond at$43,000, and he has yet to post it. Booth has at least one previous arrestfor theft in Miami-Dade back in 2010. The actual case has been assigned to adifferent judge. Voce entende esse versiculo? (Mt 3.11): 'Batismo com Fogo' Encontrar uma vaga disponivel nas ruas ou nos estacionamentos publicos em Miami Beach pode ser cansativo, sobretudo no verao. Sao muitos carros que disputam as poucas vagas nas ruas mais proximas da praia.Algumas coisas voce precisa saber sobre como estacionar na regiao para nao