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

[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.

[PCinSD]

[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]

Here’s a short legal write-up from January, 2009 about this exact type of situation:

http://www.gdlawoffices.com/update/January_Courtside_Newsletter_09.pdf

It seems Penal Code Section 502.5 addresses this type of behavior.

I just googled it, I have no idea who that lawyer is.

[PCinSD]

[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]

Here’s a short legal write-up from January, 2009 about this exact type of situation:

http://www.gdlawoffices.com/update/January_Courtside_Newsletter_09.pdf

It seems Penal Code Section 502.5 addresses this type of behavior.

I just googled it, I have no idea who that lawyer is.

[PCinSD]

[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]

Here’s a short legal write-up from January, 2009 about this exact type of situation:

http://www.gdlawoffices.com/update/January_Courtside_Newsletter_09.pdf

It seems Penal Code Section 502.5 addresses this type of behavior.

I just googled it, I have no idea who that lawyer is.

[PCinSD]

[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]

Here’s a short legal write-up from January, 2009 about this exact type of situation:

http://www.gdlawoffices.com/update/January_Courtside_Newsletter_09.pdf

It seems Penal Code Section 502.5 addresses this type of behavior.

I just googled it, I have no idea who that lawyer is.

[PCinSD]

[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]

Here’s a short legal write-up from January, 2009 about this exact type of situation:

http://www.gdlawoffices.com/update/January_Courtside_Newsletter_09.pdf

It seems Penal Code Section 502.5 addresses this type of behavior.

I just googled it, I have no idea who that lawyer is.

[jpinpb]

I think the key word is “foreclosed” property. If it is already bank owned, then yes. If they haven’t foreclosed yet and they trash the place before they move, before it is “bank” owned, then I’m having trouble understanding how they can be charged w/vandalizing their own property. Particularly something like removing appliances. Suppose they purchased those appliances at Sears or something. Appliances don’t always convey w/the house.

Again, not justifying what the jerk did. He did what many others did. I’m just pissed b/c he makes other cops look bad. Realtor wife doing this, sure. That doesn’t surprise me. More than a few bad apples in that bunch.

[jpinpb]

I think the key word is “foreclosed” property. If it is already bank owned, then yes. If they haven’t foreclosed yet and they trash the place before they move, before it is “bank” owned, then I’m having trouble understanding how they can be charged w/vandalizing their own property. Particularly something like removing appliances. Suppose they purchased those appliances at Sears or something. Appliances don’t always convey w/the house.

Again, not justifying what the jerk did. He did what many others did. I’m just pissed b/c he makes other cops look bad. Realtor wife doing this, sure. That doesn’t surprise me. More than a few bad apples in that bunch.

[jpinpb]

I think the key word is “foreclosed” property. If it is already bank owned, then yes. If they haven’t foreclosed yet and they trash the place before they move, before it is “bank” owned, then I’m having trouble understanding how they can be charged w/vandalizing their own property. Particularly something like removing appliances. Suppose they purchased those appliances at Sears or something. Appliances don’t always convey w/the house.

Again, not justifying what the jerk did. He did what many others did. I’m just pissed b/c he makes other cops look bad. Realtor wife doing this, sure. That doesn’t surprise me. More than a few bad apples in that bunch.

[jpinpb]

I think the key word is “foreclosed” property. If it is already bank owned, then yes. If they haven’t foreclosed yet and they trash the place before they move, before it is “bank” owned, then I’m having trouble understanding how they can be charged w/vandalizing their own property. Particularly something like removing appliances. Suppose they purchased those appliances at Sears or something. Appliances don’t always convey w/the house.

Again, not justifying what the jerk did. He did what many others did. I’m just pissed b/c he makes other cops look bad. Realtor wife doing this, sure. That doesn’t surprise me. More than a few bad apples in that bunch.

[jpinpb]

I think the key word is “foreclosed” property. If it is already bank owned, then yes. If they haven’t foreclosed yet and they trash the place before they move, before it is “bank” owned, then I’m having trouble understanding how they can be charged w/vandalizing their own property. Particularly something like removing appliances. Suppose they purchased those appliances at Sears or something. Appliances don’t always convey w/the house.

Again, not justifying what the jerk did. He did what many others did. I’m just pissed b/c he makes other cops look bad. Realtor wife doing this, sure. That doesn’t surprise me. More than a few bad apples in that bunch.

[CafeMoto]

wow, the video is unreal.
it was never their house (paid in full), I hope the law can hold them liable and issue punishment that follows them. Time to make someone the example.

[CafeMoto]

wow, the video is unreal.
it was never their house (paid in full), I hope the law can hold them liable and issue punishment that follows them. Time to make someone the example.

[CafeMoto]

wow, the video is unreal.
it was never their house (paid in full), I hope the law can hold them liable and issue punishment that follows them. Time to make someone the example.

[CafeMoto]

wow, the video is unreal.
it was never their house (paid in full), I hope the law can hold them liable and issue punishment that follows them. Time to make someone the example.

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