Cop Trashed House- Now he’s a wanted a man

[Aecetia]

It depends on what he did.
For example Penal Code section 593:
“Every person who unlawfully and maliciously takes down, removes, injures, interferes with, or obstructs any line erected or maintained by proper authority for the purpose of transmitting
electricity for light, heat, or power, or any part thereof, or any insulator or crossarm, appurtenance or apparatus connected therewith, or severs or in any way interferes with any wire, cable, or current thereof, is punishable by imprisonment in the state prison, or by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000), or imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding one year.”
http://law.onecle.com/california/penal/593.html

I did not look at the video to see what he did.

I don’t see how he can keep his job unless they come up with some kind of psych. defense for him or his wife claims to have done all the damage.

[jpinpb]

[quote=bubba99]I am not sure where the crime is. Vandalism is for property “any real or personal property not his or her own”. If the trashing was before the sale – no crime[/quote]

That’s what I was thinking. Does no one here remember the man who bulldozed his house?

When thinking about it, Acosta is as guilty as everyone else who trashed their house — and there are plenty of them. So many of them that that’s what prompted banks to do cash for keys.

And by no means am I condoning it. But why go after him and not all the others. Do I think he should still be a cop? No. If you’re stupid enough to jeapardize your career this way, no. But should he go to jail for it? No. Not unless everyone else who trashed their house goes to jail. Along w/all the people who have committed fraud in this real estate bubble.

I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.

[jpinpb]

[quote=bubba99]I am not sure where the crime is. Vandalism is for property “any real or personal property not his or her own”. If the trashing was before the sale – no crime[/quote]

That’s what I was thinking. Does no one here remember the man who bulldozed his house?

When thinking about it, Acosta is as guilty as everyone else who trashed their house — and there are plenty of them. So many of them that that’s what prompted banks to do cash for keys.

And by no means am I condoning it. But why go after him and not all the others. Do I think he should still be a cop? No. If you’re stupid enough to jeapardize your career this way, no. But should he go to jail for it? No. Not unless everyone else who trashed their house goes to jail. Along w/all the people who have committed fraud in this real estate bubble.

I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.

[jpinpb]

[quote=bubba99]I am not sure where the crime is. Vandalism is for property “any real or personal property not his or her own”. If the trashing was before the sale – no crime[/quote]

That’s what I was thinking. Does no one here remember the man who bulldozed his house?

When thinking about it, Acosta is as guilty as everyone else who trashed their house — and there are plenty of them. So many of them that that’s what prompted banks to do cash for keys.

And by no means am I condoning it. But why go after him and not all the others. Do I think he should still be a cop? No. If you’re stupid enough to jeapardize your career this way, no. But should he go to jail for it? No. Not unless everyone else who trashed their house goes to jail. Along w/all the people who have committed fraud in this real estate bubble.

I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.

[jpinpb]

[quote=bubba99]I am not sure where the crime is. Vandalism is for property “any real or personal property not his or her own”. If the trashing was before the sale – no crime[/quote]

That’s what I was thinking. Does no one here remember the man who bulldozed his house?

When thinking about it, Acosta is as guilty as everyone else who trashed their house — and there are plenty of them. So many of them that that’s what prompted banks to do cash for keys.

And by no means am I condoning it. But why go after him and not all the others. Do I think he should still be a cop? No. If you’re stupid enough to jeapardize your career this way, no. But should he go to jail for it? No. Not unless everyone else who trashed their house goes to jail. Along w/all the people who have committed fraud in this real estate bubble.

I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.

[jpinpb]

[quote=bubba99]I am not sure where the crime is. Vandalism is for property “any real or personal property not his or her own”. If the trashing was before the sale – no crime[/quote]

That’s what I was thinking. Does no one here remember the man who bulldozed his house?

When thinking about it, Acosta is as guilty as everyone else who trashed their house — and there are plenty of them. So many of them that that’s what prompted banks to do cash for keys.

And by no means am I condoning it. But why go after him and not all the others. Do I think he should still be a cop? No. If you’re stupid enough to jeapardize your career this way, no. But should he go to jail for it? No. Not unless everyone else who trashed their house goes to jail. Along w/all the people who have committed fraud in this real estate bubble.

I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.

[sdrealtor]

Cash for keys has existed for decades and is meant to get people out of the homes they lost to foreclosure quickly, quietly and without damaging the place.

Lots of peole, have damaged homes on the way out but this was egregious by any measure. I havent seen anything close to what they did with the possible exception of Suzy Brown who stripped the Olivenhain Monster House.

[sdrealtor]

Cash for keys has existed for decades and is meant to get people out of the homes they lost to foreclosure quickly, quietly and without damaging the place.

Lots of peole, have damaged homes on the way out but this was egregious by any measure. I havent seen anything close to what they did with the possible exception of Suzy Brown who stripped the Olivenhain Monster House.

[sdrealtor]

Cash for keys has existed for decades and is meant to get people out of the homes they lost to foreclosure quickly, quietly and without damaging the place.

Lots of peole, have damaged homes on the way out but this was egregious by any measure. I havent seen anything close to what they did with the possible exception of Suzy Brown who stripped the Olivenhain Monster House.

[sdrealtor]

Cash for keys has existed for decades and is meant to get people out of the homes they lost to foreclosure quickly, quietly and without damaging the place.

Lots of peole, have damaged homes on the way out but this was egregious by any measure. I havent seen anything close to what they did with the possible exception of Suzy Brown who stripped the Olivenhain Monster House.

[sdrealtor]

Cash for keys has existed for decades and is meant to get people out of the homes they lost to foreclosure quickly, quietly and without damaging the place.

Lots of peole, have damaged homes on the way out but this was egregious by any measure. I havent seen anything close to what they did with the possible exception of Suzy Brown who stripped the Olivenhain Monster House.

[patientrenter]

[quote=jpinpb]…..
I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.[/quote]

No, but I’d be real happy to see the first 500,000 in jail. Let out the small time drug users if there’s a space issue.

Think of it as an investment that would pay handsome dividends for decades.

[patientrenter]

[quote=jpinpb]…..
I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.[/quote]

No, but I’d be real happy to see the first 500,000 in jail. Let out the small time drug users if there’s a space issue.

Think of it as an investment that would pay handsome dividends for decades.

[patientrenter]

[quote=jpinpb]…..
I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.[/quote]

No, but I’d be real happy to see the first 500,000 in jail. Let out the small time drug users if there’s a space issue.

Think of it as an investment that would pay handsome dividends for decades.

[patientrenter]

[quote=jpinpb]…..
I don’t think there’s enough jail space for everyone.[/quote]

No, but I’d be real happy to see the first 500,000 in jail. Let out the small time drug users if there’s a space issue.

Think of it as an investment that would pay handsome dividends for decades.

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