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Re: Vigilante farmer, 74, in more trouble than thi
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Posted by Oldmax on February 02, 2007 at 04:59:12 from (24.154.143.101):
In Reply to: Vigilante farmer, 74, in more trouble than thief posted by Red Dog Farms on February 02, 2007 at 04:16:49:
Sounds like he should have helped the thief steal the gas . It is a shame when a person that works all his life to accomumeate some of the comferts of life just to let some one that wouldn't work in a pie factory just walk in & carry it off . If you could depend on the Law you wouldn't have to hold them yourself . In my County a few years agom some robbed a store & they called the law ( 911 ) Three days later the State Police showed up to fill out a report . Crime took place in the County seat " In town " with a Police Dept. & Sheriff Department at Court House . Then they expect people to trust them for protection ! . They tell you if you catch someone in your house to let them have what they want . B. S. the only thing they will get from me is A clip of a M-1 Carbine . Sorry if I got on my SOAP BOX but I can't stand a thief .
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