Faun
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actually I've been accused of multiple crimes but they could never get a conviction on me... I bet youve never been accused of a crimeYou're too stupid to recognize actual felonies being committed so I'm not surprised you don't know entering an unoccupied home is only a misdemeanor if there is no theft or intent to steal.this was my favorite part, especially coming from a guy who's trying to defend an idiot who got caught TRESSPASSINGno way dude the prowler was just visiting the guys home... he hadn't received instructions not to be there and no crime had been committed until the vicious father attacked him"What felony did these people Witness?"You want to execute a man who was simply trying to defend his neighborhood and was forced to shoot someone after he was attacked
No, I want to execute some inbred redneck who decided he'd play Johnny Law and chase down someone who, so far as anyone can tell, committed the crime of running in a white neighborhood, and kill him.
Pudge wasn't forced to shoot anyone. His fat ass could've owned Arbery in a wrestling match. But, instead, he armed himself in, I believe, the hopes that he'd get to bag a coon...
I wonder what kind of effect that would have on society...
Holding Pudge responsible for the murder of Arbery? Probably a pretty good one...
the next time a Good Samaritan saw a suspect crawling out of his neighbor's daughter's bedroom window covered in blood at 4 in the morning he'll just have to let him run away
Pudge didn't see Arbery crawling out of anyone's window. He didn't witness Arbery doing anything, but chose to pursue him anyway. And that's where he fucked up...
the next time of big strong man saw a disheveled crackhead running away from an unconscious woman's body holding a purse he'll have to just let him run away because he didn't witness a felony
Holding a purse?
Hey, thanks for the reasonable cause you stupid fuck....
The next time a group of law-abiding citizens recognize a wanted serial killer from the photos they saw identifying him they'll just have to let him run away because they didn't witness him commit a felony
If those photos are released by the police, it's perfectly acceptable to effect a citizen's arrest...
SF Man Catches Prowler In The Act, Hangs Onto Him Until Police Arrive: SFist/
A Vermont grocery store worker was fired after stopping a purse snatcher who stole from an elderly woman
'Messed with the wrong family:' North Carolina dad fights back against secret peeper he found in child's bedroom
Under this new societal Norm all these people would be going to jail because they detained someone they did not witness commit a felony
No, you stupid fuck.
In each case you link to, a person witnessed a crime. Only after witnessing a crime did they act.
Travis McMichael didn't witness a crime. That's a monumental distinction which you're too ignorant and stupid to understand, and which will land Travis McMichael on death row...
Social media sure can be dangerous once you add a couple dumbass celebrities spreading their fecal material all over our court cases.... the unwashed slack-jawed plebeian masses who don't know dick about the evidence or logistics and fail to understand the consequences of destroying our ability to detain people we suspect of committing a crime will be the same idiots squealing for help when the criminals are ransacking their neighborhood and Escape well before the police arrive over and over again
how entertaining
A bigger, more ignorant ignorant douchebag than you there has never been.
I hope to God your parents got to have some normal kids with the proper number of choromosomes...
SF Man Catches Prowler In The Act, Hangs Onto Him Until Police Arrive: SFist/
A Vermont grocery store worker was fired after stopping a purse snatcher who stole from an elderly woman
'Messed with the wrong family:' North Carolina dad fights back against secret peeper he found in child's bedroom
What felony did these people Witness?
The McMichaels had "reasonable cause" to believe arbery had committed a felony because he was trespassing in a house that had suffered a string of burglaries and trespasses by a guy who looks identical to maude because it was maudereasonable cause
They had what's called reasonable suspicion that he was committing a felony because he instigated the entire series of events by criminal trespassing
He provoked them to chase him by fleeing and then he escalated the conflict to violence
Just how fucking nuts are you?
The first one caught a prowler in his home, "that's in his presence."
The second one saw a robber running away with a woman's purse when he's told a woman's purse was just stolen, that's "within his immediate knowledge."
The third one caught a pervert peeping into his daughter's room, "that's in his presence."
Compared with the McMichaels, one of whom saw nothing at all as he was indoors, and the other saw nothing but a black guy running past his house. There was no crime at all committed in their presence or within their immediate knowledge.
You dumbfuck, the intruder broke the law when he entered the house. He was then arrested by police. No wonder you think the McMichaels are innocent. You don't even know people are not allowed to break into someone's home.
The grocery store worker might have been illegally profiling a transgender person just because he saw a male with a purse doesn't mean that man's are Criminal what kind of horrible monsters are you?
Nothing in the article you linked said anything about anyone being transgender. It did, however, state the purse was returned to the woman who was robbed and robber was later arrest. So here again, we see your proclivity to let criminals off the hook.
The other guy used a garage door opener to walk inside someone else's garage maybe it was a mistake or he was just visiting the garage looking for a drink of water and then the horrible man attacked him how many years of prison should he get?
Nope, you're lying again to cover for criminals. There's no mention in the article of the pervert being in the garage. And like the other criminals, it was arrested.
Just like with the McMichaels' case, you're just making shit up to protect the criminals. You sound like a criminal yourself, always defending criminals. Have you ever been convicted of a crime?
LOL....SO DID ARBERRY!!!!!!You dumbfuck, the intruder broke the law when he entered the house
And you didn't answer ... have you ever been convicted of a crime? If so, what crime(s)?
You'd win that bet.
there was an actual felony committed
when your criminal hero attacked a military veteran and a father trying to protect his neighborhood he committed a violent felony and that touched off the scenario that ultimately cost him his life
Self-defense is not a crime.
No, Pancake, you're simply out of your mind.do you have a sexual attraction to Arberry?
perhaps there's something clouding your judgment