Chip

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@idontgiveamonki @StayWerkin He was on his property. That was legal.

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@_A_Reader_ @WolfUpBeesDown @StayWerkin You shouldn’t mind being wrong. It means you’re learning something.

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@Alfredo32419283 @Jasperblackk @StayWerkin Yup. And the tow truck driver most likely picked up an assault charge in the process.

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Obviously not. Once it is hooked AND RAISED, it is in their possession. I didn’t say a word about that. What I said was that the tow truck driver committed assault the second he touched the previous owner. That’s a fact. It’s the law.

You need to learn how to read before you can claim to know the law. Lol

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@Mikedem44 @StayWerkin It’s the law..

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@AndrewL40951713 @StayWerkin We’re talking about assault and the law. It has nothing to do with the title.

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@marshall_rucker @StayWerkin Prove me wrong drunken fool

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When did he call the police? Not in that video.. The previous owner tried to get in the car, he can’t do that once it raised off the ground. But the tow truck driver can’t grab him, push him, threaten to spray him. He should have called the police instead of assaulting the previous owner.

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@catecocate @StayWerkin Not defending anyone.

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@winstonfreestat @StayWerkin Which why the driver should have called the police.

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@_A_Reader_ @StayWerkin The driver needed to call the cops. The minute he put hands on the man causing the issue he committed assault.

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Repo man still can’t touch them, no state allows it. Repossession is a civil action, not a criminal one, so agents have no arrest powers and no right to restrain anyone. The legal line is called breach of the peace — if you say stop, object, or there’s any physical confrontation, they legally have to walk away and come back with a court order instead. Touching you would be battery on their part, and you’d have a claim against them and their company.

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Lol did you read it? You actually back my statement. To take it further:

no state allows it. Repossession is a civil action, not a criminal one, so agents have no arrest powers and no right to restrain anyone. The legal line is called breach of the peace — if you say stop, object, or there’s any physical confrontation, they legally have to walk away and come back with a court order instead. Touching you would be battery on their part, and you’d have a claim against them and their company.

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@_A_Reader_ @StayWerkin You’re an idiot. Do five minutes of research.

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@TheUnknownmhds @StayWerkin Knowing the law makes me sound poor?

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@Americantruck15 @StayWerkin It’s Assault in every state, genius.

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@mellisb1964 @StayWerkin It’s a fact. It’s assault in every State.

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@Miami_Fl_ @StayWerkin Look it up dumbass. There is no state in the country where a Repo man can touch the person he is taking the car from.

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@Nikki79Wyatt @StayWerkin Right back at you bud. I am educated and there is no State where a Repo man can touch the person they are retrieving the car from. Look it up.