Comments on: Night Hunter Leads FWC Officers On High Speed Chase

By: Bad news

Bad news — Thu, 15 Mar 2018 01:56:42 +0000

Once again this guy gets off Scott free. What’s wrong with this system? I’m looking at the report and sense this happened and he was on trial he’s been caught driving again and been arrested for battery with a deadly weapon and arrested again and out on bond for another battery charge when is enough enough?

By: Lola

Lola — Sat, 18 Feb 2017 20:33:33 +0000

This guy has been in and out of jail…prison most of his life and still has not learned a lesson. He hunts at night because he cannot legally hunt during the day as he is a convicted felon and is not to ever be in possession of a gun. He has not learned his lesson this time as any time. His vehicles are always legally registered in someone else’s name or a fake id he has. He’s an example of how money talks in the court room. His last conviction should of given him 10 years…but alas he only got 1 year in prison. The system is flawed.

By: David Huie Green

David Huie Green — Thu, 16 Feb 2017 00:33:31 +0000

REGARDING:
“this is the way he was brought up just like his daddy and family. They love to hunt and like to hunt in every kind of way there is. But to say he deserves his punishment and needs to be sent up the road when there’s real criminals and snitches walking the streets makes no sense.”

You believe all “snitches” should be in prison? Interesting.

Since you proposed lesser punishment, you acknowledge you believe he did the deed. Those who willfully and knowingly do things forbidden by law ARE criminals.

The “snitch” may have snitched because she didn’t appreciate having her life endangered by a criminal trying to escape manning up and facing his reasonable punishment.

Also interesting you justify his criminal actions by claiming all his relatives are criminals so naturally he is too.

David for free will

By: bill

bill — Wed, 15 Feb 2017 23:40:56 +0000

some say he is a good person well everybodys good till they aint good no more look face it this boy aint getting any better at being good now he is good at being a criminal that is now in jail now he didnt get there by being a good person and if you think he did you are so wrong he has had a lot of chances to be better but got worse now get ready to pay for your stupid choices and actions hummmm aint funny any more right !!!

By: snitch

snitch — Mon, 13 Feb 2017 14:10:06 +0000

@Jansen Smith. I really wish that you wouldn’t call people who tell the truth about the illegal activities of others “snitches” as if people who testify against a lawbreaker are the real problem.

You put criminals and snitches in the same sentence and say that we arrest poachers while we have snitches walking around unpunished.

As a person who has had to testify on those who are hurting others and their property, it is a very difficult thing to do (especially if you are reporting on a friend). I wish their would be more people courageous enough to tell the truth, I would love to have my stolen property returned.

Maybe if we had more “snitches,” criminals wouldn’t think they could get away with everything and breaking the law.

By: Just saying

Just saying — Sun, 12 Feb 2017 13:41:11 +0000

@Jansen,
If you’ve known him your whole life, then you have also witnessed the things he has done and continues to do on a daily basis. He’s been bad news since he was a kid and the whole neighborhood knows it. Shoot, even the problems in the Hill stay away from him!

By: Jansen Smith

Jansen Smith — Sun, 12 Feb 2017 06:50:35 +0000

Look I’ve know man this guy all my life and this is the way he was brought up just like his daddy and family. They love to hunt and like to hunt in every kind of way there is. But to say he deserves his punishment and needs to be sent up the road when there’s real criminals and snitches walking the streets makes no sense. So just cause they tell on someone then they don’t deserve there punishment for the things they’ve done. For god sakes he was driving with a flashlight and according to another “snitch” a hunting rifle which wasn’t even found on him that’s just what SOMEONE said. Make him take some courses and have community service watching and learning about why it’s against the law doing what he did, not just send him to prison like he’s a murderer or drug dealer. He’s actually a good family man. He just likes to drive and hunt. Big deal I’m sure most of y’all do more than that on a daily basis.

By: Just Me

Just Me — Sat, 11 Feb 2017 14:12:56 +0000

Bergosh, Bilbrey, Duncan, Danheiser, etc. Take note of the judges, who set low bonds and continually release habitual and/or dangerous felons back into the community, and VOTE THEM OUT! It’s incomprehensible to me the numbers of habitual offenders who are continually being released, only to reoffend. Remember Bergosh overturned the guy’s 20 year sentence, to give him another chance, only to have him continue his criminal activity and end up back in the system.

By: chris in Molino

chris in Molino — Sat, 11 Feb 2017 12:25:02 +0000

@Otto– So he’s a bad person cause he keeps getting caught driving on a revoked license and getting caught with pot ? Maybe it makes him stupid but not necessarily a “bad” guy. But i wouldn’t want my daughter dating him.

By: Molino Girl

Molino Girl — Sat, 11 Feb 2017 12:08:51 +0000

“John”

Maybe there reason we think he is a “bad” guy is that he seems to have been acting like one for a while.

Burglary, grand theft, possession of Cocaine, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon on more than one occasion, possession of a controlled substance without RX, I think he’s been arrested for the night hunting before, and he continues to drive with a suspended license which most likely means he has no insurance. But no….he’s a fine upstanding citizen huh? That’s what’s wrong with the world these days…people make excuses for others and themselves instead of taking personal responsibility.