another stupid person with a gun, another stupid reporter, the same stupid DA
Thread: another stupid person with a gun, another stupid reporter, the same stupid DA
Posts 4,427	another stupid person with a gun, another stupid reporter, the same stupid DA
Posts 4,427	The article is titled:
They saw their car supposedly being repossessed (someone hooking it up to a tow truck), ran out to try to stop him, including the male of the couple pointing a gun at the driver and getting into the car while holding that gun. They're stupid for obvious reasons. The reporter is also stupid for obvious reasons (it's highly unlikely to actually be an automatic pistol). And their fact-checkers need some training. The Waukesha county DA is still being stupid about charging anyone with a gun in a car with ccw. First the guy on the freeway, the texting road rage thing, now this moron. Both being charged with ccw for having a gun in the car. We need to get that law clarified ASAP, before anyone else is harmed. Even charging someone is harmful - the stress, expense. And when the charge is dismissed, there's no way to get that money back from the people who wrongfully charged you, even though they knew you weren't doing anything wrong. Abuse of power, malfeasance in office, yet nothing can be done.
Posts 111	The deputy found a loaded .38 caliber automatic handgun
"The deputy found a loaded .38 caliber automatic handgun with Degaro at the time."
A .38 super maybe.. but really ? Pretty uncommon caliber.
This is from August 31st ?
Looking on WCCA.WI.COURTS.GOV The charges against 'Ricky' were read in but dismissed back in September.
Funny how charges were dismissed, yet "Forfeiture / Fine : Cash bail applied to fine, paid in full ($465.50). Balance refunded to poster." Why is there a fine if charges were dismissed?
And... "Other Sentence : Weapon originally confiscated to be forfeited."
It doesn't say who his attorney was, so chances are...
The woman pleaded no contest to her Disorderly charge.
Last edited by Yetiman; 12-01-2012 at 05:05 PM.
Posts 18,621	Originally Posted by Yetiman
SNIP Funny how charges were dismissed, yet "Forfeiture / Fine : Cash bail applied to fine, paid in full ($465.50). Balance refunded to poster." Why is there a fine if charges were dismissed?
Plea bargain? Charges available for reinstatement if the accused misbehaves within a set period of time?
Posts 3,774	to stop a tow truck driver from repossessing their car while one of them was holding a automatic handgun.
So the couple was just walking around holding their automatic handgun while the repossession took place? "A" automatic handgun? Don't they mean "AN" automatic handgun? I guess proper grammar is no longer a requirement for journalism anymore. they said "38 caliber automatic pistol" my first thought was, where did they find John Dillinger's converted fully automatic .38 super 1911? they love our milk and honey, but they preach about some other way of living, when they're running down my country man they're walkin' on the fightin side of me
Posts 2,173	these reporters are allegedly college educated and they are supposed to be better informed than the general public, continually seeing mistakes like this lowers my hope for the US surviving the actions of its idiots even more!
these reporters are allegedly college educated and they are supposed to be better informed than the general public, continually seeing mistakes like this lowers my hope for the US surviving the actions of its idiots even more!
Mark Twain's apt admonition to youth, "Don't let schooling get in the way of your education."
another stupid person with a gun, another stupid reporter, the same stupid DA
Thread: another stupid person with a gun, another stupid reporter, the same stupid DA
Posts 4,427	another stupid person with a gun, another stupid reporter, the same stupid DA
Posts 4,427	The article is titled:
They saw their car supposedly being repossessed (someone hooking it up to a tow truck), ran out to try to stop him, including the male of the couple pointing a gun at the driver and getting into the car while holding that gun. They're stupid for obvious reasons. The reporter is also stupid for obvious reasons (it's highly unlikely to actually be an automatic pistol). And their fact-checkers need some training. The Waukesha county DA is still being stupid about charging anyone with a gun in a car with ccw. First the guy on the freeway, the texting road rage thing, now this moron. Both being charged with ccw for having a gun in the car. We need to get that law clarified ASAP, before anyone else is harmed. Even charging someone is harmful - the stress, expense. And when the charge is dismissed, there's no way to get that money back from the people who wrongfully charged you, even though they knew you weren't doing anything wrong. Abuse of power, malfeasance in office, yet nothing can be done.
Posts 111	The deputy found a loaded .38 caliber automatic handgun
"The deputy found a loaded .38 caliber automatic handgun with Degaro at the time."
A .38 super maybe.. but really ? Pretty uncommon caliber.
This is from August 31st ?
Looking on WCCA.WI.COURTS.GOV The charges against 'Ricky' were read in but dismissed back in September.
Funny how charges were dismissed, yet "Forfeiture / Fine : Cash bail applied to fine, paid in full ($465.50). Balance refunded to poster." Why is there a fine if charges we
re dismissed?
And... "Other Sentence : Weapon originally confiscated to be forfeited."
It doesn't say who his attorney was, so chances are...
The woman pleaded no contest to her Disorderly charge.
Last edited by Yetiman; 12-01-2012 at 05:05 PM.
Posts 18,621	Originally Posted by Yetiman
SNIP Funny how charges were dismissed, yet "Forfeiture / Fine : Cash bail applied to fine, paid in full ($465.50). Balance refunded to poster." Why is there a fine if charges were dismissed?
Plea bargain? Charges available for reinstatement if the accused misbehaves within a set period of time?
Posts 3,774	to stop a tow truck driver from repossessing their car while one of them was holding a automatic handgun.
So the couple was just walking around holding their automatic handgun while the repossession took place? "A" automatic handgun? Don't they mean "AN" automatic handgun? I guess proper grammar is no longer a requirement for journalism anymore. they said "38 caliber automatic pistol" my first thought was, where did they find John Dillinger's converted fully automatic .38 super 1911? they love our milk and honey, but they preach about some other way of living, when they're running down my country man they're walkin' on the fightin side of me
Posts 2,173	these reporters are allegedly college educated and they are supposed to be better informed than the general public, continually seeing mistakes like this lowers my hope for the US surviving the actions of its idiots even more!
these reporters are allegedly college educated and they are supposed to be better informed than the general public, continually seeing mistakes like this lowers my hope for the US surviving the actions of its idiots even more!
Mark Twain's apt admonition to youth, "Don't let schooling get in the way of your education."