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kender
Linked in the title is a story about a former sheriff's deputy that was convicted of trespassing.
It seems the day after Terri Schiavo's feeding tube was removed Former Lee County Sheriff John J. McDougall tried to go into the hospice where she was being murdered to give her water.
He could have avoided court if he had paid a $250.00 fine, but he instead insisted on going to trial, insisting that he was NOT trespassing, but instead trying to save a life, something I must point out, that he was trained to do in his job as a deputy from 1988 to 2000.
He has been given 6 months probation, a $600.00 fine and community service for his "crime".
Moral of the story?
It seems the day after Terri Schiavo's feeding tube was removed Former Lee County Sheriff John J. McDougall tried to go into the hospice where she was being murdered to give her water.
He could have avoided court if he had paid a $250.00 fine, but he instead insisted on going to trial, insisting that he was NOT trespassing, but instead trying to save a life, something I must point out, that he was trained to do in his job as a deputy from 1988 to 2000.
He has been given 6 months probation, a $600.00 fine and community service for his "crime".
Moral of the story?
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