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Justice for the Boat Prowler?
A few months ago I posted about my experience with a tweaker who broke into my boat (parked in front of my house) in broad daylight. He failed to appear for his first hearing (surprise surprise), turned out he's a juvenile, so I couldn't get too much information on him, even though I was the victim in this circumstance. Anyway, he finally appeared before a judge a couple weeks ago. The bad news is the charges were dismissed as part of a plea bargain; the good news is there was a felony warrant out for his arrest, so when he was picked up again, they used my case (and a few others, this kid was busy) as a bargaining chip to get him to confess to a felony weapons charge, resulting in him being put in a state facility for nine months. So I guess there's some justice in there somewhere.
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Permalink Reply by Phil Mehrtens on
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Iam sure someone will buttrape him in jail! REPEATLY!!
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Permalink Reply by Jake Anderson on
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So your saying he will get about 6 months, with good behavior, of free room and board, along with access to a nice workout facility in which he'll be worth about 70 extra bench press pounds. You give a delinquent boy that kind of muscle and he just might have to use it!
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Permalink Reply by Paul Harmon on
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to bad it's against the law to take care of them like horse theifs in the old west., or like china a good canin with # 5 lamiglas
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Permalink Reply by Aaron Christel on
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I would rather see criminals charged for all of their crimes. It doesn't seem logical to excuse a few to charge for something else.
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