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Originally Posted by Resident 2B
The unbelievable situation is, in my opinion, the fact that two people have differing sides to a story. One person is in or near his home, on his property, confronts a trespasser, tells her to leave his property and she refuses to leave. The other person, the trespasser, who has a parole officer that feels she ..."wouldn't know the truth if it ran over her with a truck" ... tells a story that the homeowner jumped off his porch and ran after her with a gun at a time when the homeowner was recovering from surgery and medically incapable of running or jumping.
The case goes to court and the jury believes the trespasser, convicts the homeowner and the judge has no choice but to send the home owner to jail for at least 3 years.
This clearly fits my definition of an unbelievable situation.
I have zero intention of getting into a long debate with anyone on this. I have my opinion, which I have stated. I recognize there might be other opinions that are not completely aligned with my opinion. I respect the rights of others to have their opinions, but that does not and will not change my opinion.
R2B
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How about changing the word "trespasser" to convicted felon!! That makes it even worse in my book!
In my opinion this case should have never made it into the prosecutors hands... Harris goes to police station to file a complaint against Bird, police tell the convicted felon to buzz off and go home!! (they do it all the time so don't kid yourself!) A lot of taxpayers money spent for no reason and a good man ends up in jail. That's the travesty in this case.
Dan