OriginalShroom
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What an outrage.
The guy catches a naked man outside his daughter's bedroom, rightfully beats the shit out of him, and the DA wants to prosecute him??
I can't find the name of the person from the DA's office who actually ordered the charges to be filed.... But they deserve to be the Peeping Tom's next victim.
He's lucky that the father didn't grab a gun and shoot him.
The guy catches a naked man outside his daughter's bedroom, rightfully beats the shit out of him, and the DA wants to prosecute him??
I can't find the name of the person from the DA's office who actually ordered the charges to be filed.... But they deserve to be the Peeping Tom's next victim.
He's lucky that the father didn't grab a gun and shoot him.
Father who police say beat peeping Tom to face charges | Albuquerque News - KOAT Home
The father who police said beat a man who was allegedly peering into his daughter's bedroom window will be charged.
They said the accused peeping Tom suspect was so badly beaten, he's in the hospital.
On Friday, outraged neighbors came to that father's defense.
"We've got a father, a young father, who could lose everything because of this one person," said Michael Salter.
That one person has been identified by police as 29-year old Dylan Maho, who police said was found naked around 2:30 a.m. Thursday morning outside a young girl's window, looking in, and making noises.
"It was moaning and groaning, that's what she thought she heard at first," said the girl's aunt Thursday. "She thought it was a cat."
"You can see that I'm starting to shake, and I'm not wanting to speak about it much more," Salter said.
The girl's father, Emilio Chavez III, his son, and his son's friend all ran after Maho.
The family said Maho threw the first punch.
In the eyes of the law, Chavez committed a crime. Police said he'll be charged with aggravated battery, a felony.
Some neighbors can't believe it.
"There's a naked man outside his daughter's window," said neighbor Bill Morang. "I think he was well within his rights chasing him down and beating him."
APD said the aggravated battery charge against Chavez was made based on recommendations from the District Attorney's Office, and that the office had been working closely with the police since the beginning of the investigation.