Caught me at the end of my day, BH. So this is a "hit and run".
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
So, you're ok with arresting a man because of assumed feelings he has?
Based upon what those "assumptions" are driven by, absolutely.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Max Karson did this for attention.
Google Max Karson and you'll see he's very interested in his 15 minutes (or days) of fame.
And now I'm even less sorry. There ought to be a way to prosecute him for his actions taking the police away from more urgent matters. Like calling
in a false alarm to the fire department. I know he didn't call the cops, but it looks like he apparently acted in a manner designed to deliberately
make that happen.
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
But the willingness to arrest this guy is sickening.
Maybe we're seeing two different things. When the police are called in to a situation, it's not like they have the luxury of doing aome extensive
background search. 32 people just died and this goofball pulls a stunt in an atmosphere fraught with tension. The cops made a decision based upon
the situation as it was presented. Max didn't get pistol whipped or convicted - he was detained for everyone's protection.
I'm still not seeing the big issue.