Lovejac
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Wow, Wildrose :clap::clap:, great find!!! Yaaaaay Tricia!!:blowkiss:
Welcome and thanks for posting...very interesting. Were you there when they made the lady with the candle leave?
Thank you onewick..interesting. Now that we know you are near the freakshow, perhaps you can be our "boots on the ground" and habg out there and give us play by play..do you have wireless internet and a laptop? LOL LOL
No, I arrived right after she had been doused with water, she was determined to stay and when I left she was still there standing her ground. I actually saw when LE enforcement approached one man asked for his ID and ran it but it came up clean. I might note that this guy was there with the "candle" protestor and was offering words of encouragement. He was literally 5 inches off the sidewalk, on the street and LE approached him. The situation there is as such, you can be on sidewalks and on grassy areas between sidewalks and the street. You can walk across the street but the only thing you are not allowed to do is stand in the street.
Some of the protestors might be doing it in an orderly fashion... but not all. The ones who yell and call them names and try to start fights are abusing their own rights and they are ruining it for the calm and respectful ones, as well as the neighbors. It's gotten completely out of control, and it needs to be stopped.
I'm waiting until some idiot comes sneaking around at 2:00 a.m. and starts a fire or something equally as violent.
Some of the protestors might be doing it in an orderly fashion... but not all. The ones who yell and call them names and try to start fights are abusing their own rights and they are ruining it for the calm and respectful ones, as well as the neighbors. It's gotten completely out of control, and it needs to be stopped.
I'm waiting until some idiot comes sneaking around at 2:00 a.m. and starts a fire or something equally as violent.
No and I'm actually 20 minutes away, but I will be going back tonight to witness the "prayer vigil". I will let you all know what happens
Correct, but while I was there the 1 and ONLY person acting like an idiot was the "kid" without his shirt acting in support of GA & CA.
Thank you onewick..interesting. Now that we know you are near the freakshow, perhaps you can be our "boots on the ground" and habg out there and give us play by play..do you have wireless internet and a laptop? LOL LOL
I assume the protestors are protesting Casey being there.... right? Even the neighbors want this circus to end... I don't blame them. However.. until she is indicted for murder, she has a constitutional right to be out on bond. And her parents have the right to keep her in their home. So... there's not a whole lot of sense in protesting something you can't do anything about. They can't change the law by protesting.
I'm sure when the judge set the high bail the first time, (which was excessive for such a minor crime to start with) he did not expect her to be bonded out, because he knew the A's wouldn't be able to come up with that kind of money. Along came the Padillas and she was free! Now it's become a 3-ring circus, which they never anticipated.
And Casey sits in her room piddling on the 'puter, unless she is snuggled in Baez's office for 6 hours doing God knows what. It hasn't fazed her one bit... she continues to be emotionless... except for the other night when she called 911 to report the rabble-rousers picking a fight with her parents.
Doesn't anyone else see where this is going? Unless the LE comes up with some solid evidence that Casey is guilty of murder, she is going to stay out of jail until her trial for child neglect and theft comes up... and this protesting is going to get someone seriously hurt. Honestly... is that what we want to see happen?
I assume the protestors are protesting Casey being there.... right? Even the neighbors want this circus to end... I don't blame them. However.. until she is indicted for murder, she has a constitutional right to be out on bond. And her parents have the right to keep her in their home. So... there's not a whole lot of sense in protesting something you can't do anything about. They can't change the law by protesting.
I'm sure when the judge set the high bail the first time, (which was excessive for such a minor crime to start with) he did not expect her to be bonded out, because he knew the A's wouldn't be able to come up with that kind of money. Along came the Padillas and she was free! Now it's become a 3-ring circus, which they never anticipated.
And Casey sits in her room piddling on the 'puter, unless she is snuggled in Baez's office for 6 hours doing God knows what. It hasn't fazed her one bit... she continues to be emotionless... except for the other night when she called 911 to report the rabble-rousers picking a fight with her parents.
Doesn't anyone else see where this is going? Unless the LE comes up with some solid evidence that Casey is guilty of murder, she is going to stay out of jail until her trial for child neglect and theft comes up... and this protesting is going to get someone seriously hurt. Honestly... is that what we want to see happen?
Respectively bold....I might also add that my sister-in-law was on the sidewalk directly in front of the A's, standing next to the "shirtless" dude and the "candle" protestor. I walked across the street to ask her what she was doing and the "shirtless" dude was the first to respond with "Watching this crazy *itch, she needs to move her "trailer park" trash from in front of this house". I wasn't even speaking to him yet he jumped on in! At that point I said "You apparently have this woman confused with the one inside that house" and "I'm going to go back across the street before we both say something we may regret"
Correct, but while I was there the 1 and ONLY person acting like an idiot was the "kid" without his shirt acting in support of GA & CA.
Maybe all the people we think are "protesters" are just nosey people. I hate to admit it but if I lived near there I would be there watching too and Im not a protester..
Maybe all the people we think are "protesters" are just nosey people. I hate to admit it but if I lived near there I would be there watching too and Im not a protester..