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Village?s resident has purse, car stolen in home invasion
A Village’s woman experienced a frightening ordeal after a man broke into her house and stole her Cadillac this morning. Around 7:30 a.m., Michael A. Prouty, 39, forced his way into a residence on Ballesteros Drive where he engaged in a brief struggle with a woman before fleeing the scene with her cellphone, purse and
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Man steals car during home invasion in The Villages, crashes it in Ocala, deputies say
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I wonder of he does contract work in TV? Interesting location for a home invasion. If he entered TV on foot, he may have cut through the Polo grounds.
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Where is our justice?
According to the article this mutt is a career criminal, habitual offender and all other lame names they call convicts. Why hasn't our system of justice seen the light and given him a life sentence? Police can only arrest the miscreants our courts have to step up.
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It also seems like a very strange time 7:30 in the morning for a violent crime. Perhaps he had slept in the polo grounds, she was out for a walk & he saw her & followed her onto her property. Blaming the victim is easy & odious. Sometimes, bad things happen to good people. |
Yes, he does handyman work in the Villages. Thankfully he didn't show up to finish our job 2 weeks ago.
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This is why Texas has a 3rd strike law. I was on a jury once for a career criminal and "Bloods" gang member, who attempted to burglarize a store and then led police on a high speed chase the wrong way during morning rush hour traffic on the freeway. It was his third felony offense. He should have gotten life.
We gave him 50 years, on the prosecution's recommendation. We all felt bad handing down such a long sentence, but as I explained to the lone holdout -- an elderly lady of the same melanin persuasion -- the kindest thing we could do for the guy was to send him back to the only place on Earth where he could survive without terrorizing his neighbors. Because, in addition to his violent criminal record (which included nearly beating a man to death in a bar), the man was covered from the top of his head to the bottom of his feet -- not an exaggeration -- with gang tattoos. When the State presented it's case, they explained to us the "secret" meaning of all those tattoos, and it was horrifying. In among all the other face tattoos, there were FOUR tear drops, representing murders. Whether or not that was just a false boast, this was a man who had managed to engineer his life so that the only place he would ever be accepted is prison. I am convinced there are people on this planet walking around without souls. What else can you do with them, but remove them, once identified. |
This clown had NINE felony convictions in the past 20 years.
Which begs the question: what was he doing on the street and NOT in prison? |
Pray tell. What does "melanin persuasion" mean?
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I’m surprised this don’t happen more often with all the drug addicts living amongst use?:duck:
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Yes, got the “I don’t want to work syndrome” :eclipsee_gold_cup: |
There may be more to this story………….
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I hope she is ok what a terrible thing to happen |
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Every state should implement the 3 strikes and your out law, no ifs or butts about it. How can someone call a tattoo gang member that has committed many crimes mentally ill? This is why we have these criminals back on the streets because we have softies on the jury’s that can’t see right from wrong, they think the criminal can right himself. Bring back Alcatraz for all 3 strikes and your out criminals.
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He looks like a nice christian boy to me. This all must be a mistake.
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This shows exactly that The Villages is a SOFT TARGET. That is why more POLICE are needed and more cameras are needed around all The Villages' areas. Older people are SOFT TARGETS. And I see relatively few POLICE patrols. The Community Service patrols do NOT seem effective. They may be a waste of money that could be spent on sophisticated surveillance equipment.
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You lost me at melanin
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You might want to read “To Kill a Mockingbird.” |
Nine Convictions
If he was convicted nine times one can only imagine how many times he did not get caught, and how many times he plead out to several crimes so he was only convicted of one. It's got to be in the hundreds.
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This is just one reason to keep a loaded gun in everyone's home!
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Not sure the Nanny State prevents crime. People need to make their safety their responsibility. There is no simple solution to crime. Bill Clinton had the three strikes law. Only years later he regrets it because of the overcrowding of jails. Ask those that come from a Nanny State if they feel safer because of so many surveillance cameras. They don't prevent crime, they just sometimes help with the aftermath. Don't blame the money spent on community watch. I think they do well with their intended purposes. Every corner of every block could have an armed police person, but I am pretty sure crimes would still happen. Remember Smokey the Bear, "Only YOU can prevent fires.". Same is true with crime prevention. Don't rely on others for one's protection.
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Isn't it possible for the judge / jury to impose appropriate sentences that may include life on a case by case basis without a 3 strike rule? |
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I have lived here 18 years and walk LSL or Brownwood for exercise each night. (BTW: It is usually the same group of young men) There are opportunistic people in the squares. The woman is free to believe us or not. |
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It means ignorance of the writer.
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