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Way to make your bad situation worse! I can't imagine breaking into someone's home to steal a handful of shampoo and a towel. it was absolutely stupid to go in someone elses home to shower, I will be eager to hear the follow up of what happened,,,,prior to that decision  The follow up to that IS the situation!!!!!!!!
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GOOD GRIEF PEOPLE
HE broke the law trespassing WE AGREE HE was CAUGHT BY THE OWNER BREAKING THE LAW WE AGREE FROM THAT POINT , there were STILL DECISIONS to be made He could have taken the chance that the man would feel THREATENED(with him wet and naked  ) and cause him bodily harm or death
OR he could remain in the bathroom with the door locked and got on the phone with the police, an action that both TURNS HIMSELF IN, and keeps the situation from escalating a misdemeanor didnt need to become a death, and this mans thinking, AFTER committing the misdemeanor, kept it from becoming one No. You are not getting it. If you break into my house, you are a threat to my family's safety and I will shoot you. Then ask questions after. |
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GOOD GRIEF PEOPLE
HE broke the law trespassing WE AGREE HE was CAUGHT BY THE OWNER BREAKING THE LAW WE AGREE FROM THAT POINT , there were STILL DECISIONS to be made He could have taken the chance that the man would feel THREATENED(with him wet and naked ) and cause him bodily harm or death
OR he could remain in the bathroom with the door locked and got on the phone with the police, an action that both TURNS HIMSELF IN, and keeps the situation from escalating a misdemeanor didnt need to become a death, and this mans thinking, AFTER committing the misdemeanor, kept it from becoming one No. You are not getting it. If you break into my house, you are a threat to my family's safety and I will shoot you. Then ask questions after.  
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. |
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. The story did not say anything about the homeowner confronting him.....he was locked in the bathroom....and he called the police because he was afraid the homeowner MIGHT have a weapon. The homeowner was outside the bathroom when he, himself (homeowner) called to report the home invasion. I can almost GUARANTEE you that the homeowner was also afraid for his life. |
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING |
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. The story did not say anything about the homeowner confronting him.....he was locked in the bathroom....and he called the police because he was afraid the homeowner MIGHT have a weapon. The homeowner was outside the bathroom when he, himself (homeowner) called to report the home invasion. I can almost GUARANTEE you that the homeowner was also afraid for his life. 'Accompanied by two German shepherds, the homeowner asked Chapek what he was doing in the house' IF Im afraid and have a retreat, thats what Im gonna do but other people will FIGHT and some will even KILL thank goodness that didnt happen in this case = GOOD ENDING |
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But the guy was still inside the bathroom....when the homeowner asked, he didn't break the door down and sic the dogs on him.
And by "weapon" I really think the guy was referring to a gun or a knife not his dogs....or the intruder would have said to the police....'The guy has his DOGS out there and I am afraid THEY will attack me." Either way, the guy was a moron for breaking into someone's home to take a shower and is lucky he didn't get what he deserved....to get shot. |
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But the guy was still inside the bathroom....when the homeowner asked, he didn't break the door down and sic the dogs on him. And by "weapon" I really think the guy was referring to a gun or a knife not his dogs....or the intruder would have said to the police....'The guy has his DOGS out there and I am afraid THEY will attack me." Either way, the guy was a moron for breaking into someone's home to take a shower and is lucky he didn't get what he deserved....to get shot. wow ok well, IM glad it was a good ending, they both did right in my opinion to call the police. |
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Wed 03/09/11 12:36 PM
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? HE didnt walk away. The police arrested him as they should. When I had violaters in my home I DID NOT CONFRONT THEM, I stayed where I was(because I had no exit). My husband chased them and THEY RAN. And, at that moment, I actually felt MUCH MORE RELIEVED than I would have if we had had to have a physical confrontation and take the CHANCE one of us may be injured or dead, I would have felt that same way if they retreated on their own (or locked themself in a room while I called police) In this case, BOTH did the right thing calling the police and preventing a misdemeanor offense from turning into an injury or a death. |
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? HE didnt walk away. The police arrested him as they should. When I had violaters in my home I DID NOT CONFRONT THEM, I stayed where I was(because I had no exit). My husband chased them and THEY RAN. And, at that moment, I actually felt MUCH MORE RELIEVED than I would have if we had had to have a physical confrontation and take the CHANCE one of us may be injured or dead, I would have felt that same way if they retreated on their own (or locked themself in a room while I called police) In this case, BOTH did the right thing calling the police and preventing a misdemeanor offense from turning into an injury or a death. Oh....and if he just goes away? Yea.....he still knows where you live. He already gets in yr place once, right? What will prevent him from doing it again? |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Wed 03/09/11 03:31 PM
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? HE didnt walk away. The police arrested him as they should. When I had violaters in my home I DID NOT CONFRONT THEM, I stayed where I was(because I had no exit). My husband chased them and THEY RAN. And, at that moment, I actually felt MUCH MORE RELIEVED than I would have if we had had to have a physical confrontation and take the CHANCE one of us may be injured or dead, I would have felt that same way if they retreated on their own (or locked themself in a room while I called police) In this case, BOTH did the right thing calling the police and preventing a misdemeanor offense from turning into an injury or a death. Oh....and if he just goes away? Yea.....he still knows where you live. He already gets in yr place once, right? What will prevent him from doing it again? to the first,,,, breaking and entering n. 1) the criminal act of entering a residence or other enclosed property through the slightest amount of force (even pushing open a door), without authorization. If there is intent to commit a crime, this is burglary. If there is no such intent, the breaking and entering alone is probably at least illegal trespass, which is a misdemeanor crime. taking a shower is not a crime, it will have to be proven there was an intent to commit a crime for B and E to be charged, the article only mentions the lesser charge (misdemeanor) of Criminal Trespass to the second... at that moment, IM not concerned with what he might do in the FUTURE as much as what he is doing THEN, and I will be happy if he leaves my home first(with or without help from police)with no physical harm to anyone,,, |
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? HE didnt walk away. The police arrested him as they should. When I had violaters in my home I DID NOT CONFRONT THEM, I stayed where I was(because I had no exit). My husband chased them and THEY RAN. And, at that moment, I actually felt MUCH MORE RELIEVED than I would have if we had had to have a physical confrontation and take the CHANCE one of us may be injured or dead, I would have felt that same way if they retreated on their own (or locked themself in a room while I called police) In this case, BOTH did the right thing calling the police and preventing a misdemeanor offense from turning into an injury or a death. Oh....and if he just goes away? Yea.....he still knows where you live. He already gets in yr place once, right? What will prevent him from doing it again? to the first,,,, breaking and entering n. 1) the criminal act of entering a residence or other enclosed property through the slightest amount of force (even pushing open a door), without authorization. If there is intent to commit a crime, this is burglary. If there is no such intent, the breaking and entering alone is probably at least illegal trespass, which is a misdemeanor crime. taking a shower is not a crime, it will have to be proven there was an intent to commit a crime for B and E to be charged, the article only mentions the lesser charge (misdemeanor) of Criminal Trespass to the second... at that moment, IM not concerned with what he might do in the FUTURE as much as what he is doing THEN, and I will be happy if he leaves my home first(with or without help from police)with no physical harm to anyone,,, |
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....and I actually see no reason in doing a point by point debate on this....cuz' it's absurd. Guy broke the law, see? He got caught. He chose to call the cops cuz' he was afraid of what the homeowner would do. So.....who's the hero here? None. Well....actually....the home owner is. He restrained himself from blowing this guys head off....which he indeed had a right to do. This guy tried to commit a crime and it didn't go his way. Such is life. He shoulda' known better.......... Now he has to watch his own a$$ in prison, see? But....at least he can shower in there......
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What about the hundreds of people every year that are killed when they interupt a home robbery? Should we assume that the person breaking into my home will be civil and call the police on themselves??? Being naïve about a situation like this will more than likely get a home owner killed. yes, IM not talking about hundreds though just this one upon finding a stranger in his home the homeowner CONFRONTED him, which I hope hundreds of OTHER people might have the sense not to do, especially if the man is in the SHOWER and NUDE at the time, it makes more sense and its a safer route for the HOMEOWNER to return to wherever they were OUTSIDE the home and call the police I dont quite find a comparison between a man confronting someone to ask them what they are doing in their home and a man who is actually IN FEAR of their life. ..leave, or call the police(which he did), so no harm done and no lives lost = GOOD ENDING WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? HE didnt walk away. The police arrested him as they should. When I had violaters in my home I DID NOT CONFRONT THEM, I stayed where I was(because I had no exit). My husband chased them and THEY RAN. And, at that moment, I actually felt MUCH MORE RELIEVED than I would have if we had had to have a physical confrontation and take the CHANCE one of us may be injured or dead, I would have felt that same way if they retreated on their own (or locked themself in a room while I called police) In this case, BOTH did the right thing calling the police and preventing a misdemeanor offense from turning into an injury or a death. Oh....and if he just goes away? Yea.....he still knows where you live. He already gets in yr place once, right? What will prevent him from doing it again? to the first,,,, breaking and entering n. 1) the criminal act of entering a residence or other enclosed property through the slightest amount of force (even pushing open a door), without authorization. If there is intent to commit a crime, this is burglary. If there is no such intent, the breaking and entering alone is probably at least illegal trespass, which is a misdemeanor crime. taking a shower is not a crime, it will have to be proven there was an intent to commit a crime for B and E to be charged, the article only mentions the lesser charge (misdemeanor) of Criminal Trespass to the second... at that moment, IM not concerned with what he might do in the FUTURE as much as what he is doing THEN, and I will be happy if he leaves my home first(with or without help from police)with no physical harm to anyone,,, and thats what a court and an investigation are for,,,there are plenty of mentally ill and indigent folks out there |
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....and I actually see no reason in doing a point by point debate on this....cuz' it's absurd. Guy broke the law, see? He got caught. He chose to call the cops cuz' he was afraid of what the homeowner would do. So.....who's the hero here? None. Well....actually....the home owner is. He restrained himself from blowing this guys head off....which he indeed had a right to do. This guy tried to commit a crime and it didn't go his way. Such is life. He shoulda' known better.......... Now he has to watch his own a$$ in prison, see? But....at least he can shower in there...... agreed ,except for the right to blow someones head off part,,, |
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....and I actually see no reason in doing a point by point debate on this....cuz' it's absurd. Guy broke the law, see? He got caught. He chose to call the cops cuz' he was afraid of what the homeowner would do. So.....who's the hero here? None. Well....actually....the home owner is. He restrained himself from blowing this guys head off....which he indeed had a right to do. This guy tried to commit a crime and it didn't go his way. Such is life. He shoulda' known better.......... Now he has to watch his own a$$ in prison, see? But....at least he can shower in there...... agreed ,except for the right to blow someones head off part,,,  I really am. It's just one less moron off the street. And....yea....I'm also glad nobody was hurt too.......
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....and I actually see no reason in doing a point by point debate on this....cuz' it's absurd. Guy broke the law, see? He got caught. He chose to call the cops cuz' he was afraid of what the homeowner would do. So.....who's the hero here? None. Well....actually....the home owner is. He restrained himself from blowing this guys head off....which he indeed had a right to do. This guy tried to commit a crime and it didn't go his way. Such is life. He shoulda' known better.......... Now he has to watch his own a$$ in prison, see? But....at least he can shower in there...... agreed ,except for the right to blow someones head off part,,, I really am. It's just one less moron off the street. And....yea....I'm also glad nobody was hurt too.......
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....and I actually see no reason in doing a point by point debate on this....cuz' it's absurd. Guy broke the law, see? He got caught. He chose to call the cops cuz' he was afraid of what the homeowner would do. So.....who's the hero here? None. Well....actually....the home owner is. He restrained himself from blowing this guys head off....which he indeed had a right to do. This guy tried to commit a crime and it didn't go his way. Such is life. He shoulda' known better.......... Now he has to watch his own a$$ in prison, see? But....at least he can shower in there...... agreed ,except for the right to blow someones head off part,,, I really am. It's just one less moron off the street. And....yea....I'm also glad nobody was hurt too.......
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