Posted by NCWayne on February 27, 2012 at 21:14:06 from (69.40.232.132):
For those that remember my post from the other week about the thief that got caught red handed and was so scared he messed his drawers I got an update over the weekend. Seems this guy unloaded his skid steer on the side of the road, drove it to the top of the hill across the street, and literally tore up the ground around a 5000 lb drop ball in an attempt to steal it.....with is 4-6 year old kid with him.............and got caught red handed by the property owner. All this and the DA decides what he did didn't show enough intent to file charges against the guy for anything.
Next time you catch someone stealing all I can say is if you want justice to truly be served, follow the old SSS doctrine. Seems like if we want to get the criminals off the street and keep them off it's gotten to the point it's being left on the shoulders of the man being stolen from. The law is on the side of the criminal nowdays in more cases than not so at least if you get caught you can claim you had no intent to get away with it.....and that ought to at least get you pardoned with an insanity defense........ Right, wrong, or indifferent....I'm just saying it'll get alot of crime/criminals off the streets that the cops don't seem to care about......
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