Re: [RC] Break-ins & thefts at Auburn Overlook, Rattlesnake Bar & Sterling Point - sherman
My friend that had keyless entry had her lock
punched out of the door.
It is very frustrating to know that there is
nothing we can do to stop these criminals from destroying & stealing our
property when we are out riding the trails. It feels justified to say we should
hide in the bushes and "@#$%" the creeps.
Especially when you see how difficult it is to convict and then how little
punishment most crooks get if they are convicted of the crimes. Probably, you'd
get more jail time by making an insincere threat to the crook on an obscure
website, than they'd get if convicted of the theft.
Not looking forward to coming back to my rig with
the locks punched out, even if nothing is taken.
Subject: Re: [RC] Break-ins & thefts
at Auburn Overlook, Rattlesnake Bar & Sterling Point
"... Sorry, but I don't think I'm being too harsh, am I.."
Don't get me wrong, I am not against the use of
force by citizens to protect their life, but announcing to the world that
people should be shot is dangerous rhetoric. It could be construed as a
threat. Threats can land you in jail. I don't know for sure, but I
suspect that California law also would take a dim view of a citizen shooting
someone for a property crime, if no life was in danger.
If you are serious about doing something
constructive, hide at a trail head, make good video's of the perps and their
car license numbers, call the police when they break into the first car and
testify at the trial.
Ed
Ed & Wendy Hauser 2994 Mittower
Road Victor, MT 59875
