When will people learn?

[BryanP]

We do NOT need nitwits like these two claiming they're doing the right thing and griping about violations of their 2nd amendment rights. I'm guessing they won't have to worry about those rights for long once they pick up a nice set of felony convictions.

http://www.ajc.com/n...ed-1424231.html

Edit for those who want a summary: Guy buys house. Guy asks his parents to stop by and change the locks. Parents stop by to do so. Neighbor sees two people messing with locks and fumbling with keys. Calls cops and then he and his son confront the parents, threaten to shoot them and hold them at gunpoint until the cops show up. Cops show up, pat neighbors on head and arrest parents. Now parents are free, neighbor and son are being held pending charges of false imprisonment, aggravated assault and criminal trespass.

Edited April 25, 2012 by BryanP

[East_TN_Patriot]

Not just the neighbors, but what the heck was the deputy thinking when he arrested that innocent couple?!?

[BryanP]

Exactly. They were there at the behest of their son, the new homeowner. Apparently fumbling with your keys is now something to be held at gunpoint for?

[East_TN_Patriot]

Exactly. They were there at the behest of their son, the new homeowner. Apparently fumbling with your keys is now something to be held at gunpoint for?

And arrested for it seems. Common sense isn't so common, even in people we entrust with our freedom and law.