Incident that happened on 8/25/08 need advice/help *updates 7/07/09*

[leetninja]

I wouldn't recommend cops or lawyers. But then I also wouldn't recommend yelling at kids on bikes. Maybe you should be going at this a different way. But I may be wrong.
I hope things get better soon.

I wasn't just yelling at kids on bikes.  I was actually not raising my voice at all.  I am a very calm and laid back person.  I saw them throwing smashing etc and asked them what they were doing.  One kid had a lighter in one hand and a gas can in the other.  C'mon really what should i have done?  The police take 45 minutes or more to respond.

[leetninja]

at least call 413 0411 and get an audio recording

What is this number?  I assume a 603 area code?

[leetninja]

A house was burned down today just down the street from me.  I came home to fire trucks and police around the corner from my home.  Kids were seen in the area and yard of the house, and then it was on fire.  It is across from where the kid that had jumped the fence and had the gas can and lighter in his hands lives.  He has been reported as fleeing the area after the fire on his bike and then returning at the same moment his grandmother did.  She got him in the car and left.  He and his friends skipped school today from what people are saying around here.  No arrests.  Still learning more as it develops.

[DigitalWarrior]

IIRC he is in Concord

[J’raxis 270145]

And, leet, you should call Evan Nappen.

A lawer in NJ?  I am in NH 

Evan is the director of Pro-Gun New Hampshire.

at least call 413 0411 and get an audio recording

What is this number?  I assume a 603 area code?

That's Porc411.

but always inform everyone around that audio recording is in progress, otherwise you could open yourself to wiretapping charges.   

Indeed. Read RSA 570-A for the details about this.

[Dave Ridley]

does any one else have a cam leet can borrow ?  i have one i think but wont have my hands on it until thursday or so.

[guy]

Devil's advocate: could it be that leet is having us on?  A lot doesn't add up.  The police at once seem to want to get these punks, then take forever to respond and do nothing?  If the situation is as described, I wouldn't waste time posting on the internet, I'd be contacting a lawyer ASAP, and I wouldn't confront anyone yelling at my house saying "I'm going to kill you."

My dog ate my camera?

Frankly, I find it hard to believe that any 911 call in southern NH would be responded to in more than 3 or 4 minutes tops.

Has anyone seen anything in the news or elsewhere besides this forum about a house being burnt down today by an arsenist in Salem?

[FTL_Ian]

Did I do anything wrong?

You called the cops.   

[Notanumber]

Please, please, please, stop talking, stop typing, stop giving your neighbors advice on guns, stop trying to interpret the law yourself, and stop POSTING SHIT ON THE INTERNET THAT CAN BE USED AGAINST YOU IN COURT.  Pick up the phone, call a lawyer, make arrangements to pay him, explain what is going on in detail, and let him help you chart a course of action that helps ensure your physical safety and legal freedom.

Call him now.  You are on relatively dangerous situation, and you dont even know where all the dangers are.  You are trying to thread a needle, and you are using a hammer.

Pick up the phone.  Dial it. 

[error]

at least call 413 0411 and get an audio recording

What is this number?  I assume a 603 area code?

That's Porcupine 411.

[DigitalWarrior]

I already covered how I am a security guy right?  I called Salem fire and they said there was a house fire yesterday.  I plan on calling the police and asking if I can see the criminal reports...  Public records

Digital "Trust, but Verify" Warrior

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[mvpel]

Devil's advocate: could it be that leet is having us on?  A lot doesn't add up.  The police at once seem to want to get these punks, then take forever to respond and do nothing?  If the situation is as described, I wouldn't waste time posting on the internet, I'd be contacting a lawyer ASAP, and I wouldn't confront anyone yelling at my house saying "I'm going to kill you."

What, you think that the cops everywhere are paragons of virtue and professionalism and would never, ever harass or upbraid someone for carrying or using a defensive sidearm, and always rush to the aid of anyone who calls, regardless of whatever else they might be involved in?  Or that all people everywhere react perfectly logically, never emotionally, when confronted with threatening situations?

Don't be a dick, Guy.  Leet deserves the benefit of the doubt far more than the Salem Police Department ever would.

[Russell Kanning]

I guess u will have 2 experience it your way.

I agree with mvpel.

I don't c how using more force (lawyers + gov) will help ... he has threatened with a gun ... argued and swore with the punks ... called and discussed things with the cops ... and he doesn't feel safer .... and many of you rightly worry about his situation.

This doesn't seem like a safe road to travel. I hope it goes well for you anyways though.

[Josh]

I too wish you the best, leet.
Maybe a dozen lawn chairs, complete with open-carrying free staters, would make the little bastards think twice about hanging around there.
Who knows, it could have even saved someone's house.

[FTL_Ian]

A house was burned down today just down the street from me. 

Quick phone call to the Fire Dept can verify this claim.