Until tonight, we haven't had enough rain for my lawn to get that tall. We got about 15 minutes of hard rain earlier tonight. It was nice, but not enough.barstoolguru wrote:that lawn is not bad at all, there are some houses around here that is worse
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- Tue Jul 10, 2012 8:15 pm
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- Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:31 pm
- Forum: The Crime Blotter
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Yeah, but I think a Game Warden enforcing game laws are a little bit different than a non-LEO trying to get someone to sign a city code violation. I'm just saying.Hoosier Daddy wrote:It still sounds a lot like a game warden opening a closed gate to enforce game laws on private property.C-dub wrote:Locked or not, it was forced entry. He had to turn the knob and push the door open and that requires some force. Less than if it were locked, but still some.Hoosier Daddy wrote:I don't know what a compliance officer is allowed to do in Georgia. If the door was closed but unlocked, is that like a Texas game warden opening a closed gate to look for game law violations on private property?
- Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:22 pm
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There you go! Hope they let her slide on the citation a few more days to get that yard mowed.Jumping Frog wrote:Well, he was fired for it because he wasn't allowed to enter and he lied about it.Hoosier Daddy wrote:I don't know what a compliance officer is allowed to do in Georgia. If the door was closed but unlocked, is that like a Texas game warden opening a closed gate to look for game law violations on private property?
- Tue Jul 10, 2012 7:18 pm
- Forum: The Crime Blotter
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Re: Compliance official breaks into womans home
Locked or not, it was forced entry. He had to turn the knob and push the door open and that requires some force. Less than if it were locked, but still some.Hoosier Daddy wrote:I don't know what a compliance officer is allowed to do in Georgia. If the door was closed but unlocked, is that like a Texas game warden opening a closed gate to look for game law violations on private property?