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@barbarowps@NPR I already told you. Question you who you are and why you are there. I return and they let me know what happened and I confirmed you didnโt have permission they would have lots of body cam footage of you on my property and lying to the police. They would arrest you.
@barbarowps@NPR I would suggest you stop thinking we all need to prove our ID for doing nothing wrong. My friends should not be harassed by neighbors that think they get to control who is on my property. If cops suspect a crime then they can ID. Floating in a pool is no reason to harass anyone.
@barbarowps@NPR What's the alternative? They might question some of the neighbors to see what their thoughts are and if they know you, but no one can decide who is on the property except the owner. Are you saying the police should throw you out until they can confirm permission?
@barbarowps@NPR You tell me? What crime has been committed? If they believe you and they canโt contact me they probably would leave and continue to try and contact me to verify your story.
@barbarowps@NPR Charges have already been dropped on this Pastor by the city. He is filing a lawsuit against the city. I will not be surprised if these officers are reprimanded or lose their jobs.
@barbarowps@NPR So they should arrest you even if you have permission and did nothing wrong? Just stop! If the police canโt contact the owner to confirm they are just taking someoneโs word. Why do they listen to some and not listen to others? Hmmmmm?
@barbarowps@NPR The only person who could confirm permission is the property owner. So no matter what he says or what the neighbor says that doesn't prove permission. ID does nothing to prove permission. You could lie and unless they contacted me to confirm I approved they wouldn't know.
@barbarowps@NPR LOL. If you want to be invited to my pool party all you have to do is ask. No reason to break the law and lie to the police. Then I can give you the hug you so obviously need.
@barbarowps@NPR The only one getting emotional is you. If you told them its your house you would be lying. He didn't lie. In fact all he did was tell the truth. Using someone's property without permission and lying to the cops is a ridiculous comparison to this story.