Glider Pilot arrested for airspace

Get another lawyer and sue the *******s.
At the very least the Sheriff needs to be sacked!





t 13:54 11 January 2013, wrote:
I just read the article. Its pretty scary to know that those charged with
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nforcing the laws can be so ignorant of them. An initial misunderstanding
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s forgivable (I guess)but to be locked up overnight is not. I was a cop
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25 years and its unbelievable that someone didn't step up and say "Its
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vious this guy is not a terrorist. What are we doing here?" I don't
think
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I'd be as understanding as the glider pilot and I'd certainly wouldn't
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e to not sue, even if its unlikely I'd ever recover anything. Make 'em
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t, at least. I'd definitely want to know who authorized that charges be
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ed and seek a public apology.

On Sat, 12 Jan 2013 07:28:11 +0000, Tom Claffey
wrote:

Get another lawyer and sue the *******s.
At the very least the Sheriff needs to be sacked!


IANAL, but I suspect that train has left the station. Given that he
signed a plea bargain, I'd think that any further lawsuit would just
be thrown out.