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Leogirl0804
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Its not your job to gather the evidence, its your responsibility as a good citizen to report the little arson. The police will like to hear about what evidence you have though. |
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tiggerjnw
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Tell them, and also tell them that you were threatened. |
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JENNIFER C
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yes!!!!!!!! you need to tell, the police can protect your identity |
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ઈтєlly
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Yes, call your local sherrif or crime stoppers. Do the right thing. You'll feel guilty as heck if you don't tell and he does it again. |
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Obi-wan Kenobi
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You see, that's the problem with some people. They can and should put away criminals, yet they won't due to fear. Just report that tool. He committed a crime and should serve time for it. Don't be afraid. You have the power to make him pay for his idiotic ways. You can talk to the police about your concerns. You need to do the right thing. |
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papaz71
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Why haven't you already? Even if you take some heat, it's still the right thing to do. You cannot live with it if something terrible happens. |
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donna r
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YES go to the police. The police are here to protect and serve. Tell them everything and you wont get into trouble I promise.My husband is a police officer so I know. They have ways of knowing if he is lieing. They will know the truth even if he lies and he will be arrested. He sounds like a very troubled person and he needs to be off the streets. You could be saving someones life by telling the police. The sad part is that they cant keep him in jail forever. But you can request for the police to watch your house. If he gets out of jail on probation and violates it in any way he will go to prison and you wont have to worry about him for a while. He needs help you would be helping him ,yourself, and everyone else if you went to the police. |
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crystalc419
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YES!!! go to the police, ask to remain anonymous and they will respect that. Now not only will he be charged with arson, he may be charged with uttering threats against a person(you). You will not be harmed in the process, the police will make sure of that. And if they don't arrest him, there will probably be a warrant out for his arrest. If he goes after you, you can call the police and let them know where he is and what he is doing and probably be lodged for sure.
Good luck. Do the right thing. |
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choccy_002
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This is clearly a bad guy and he needs taking off the streets!
I don't know why you haven't been to the police already, but you really should go and tell them waht you know. From what you say, there will easily be sufficient evidence to charge him and see him convicted, though you may well have to go to court to testify. I would expect the police will be able to keep you safe once they know he has threatened you. |
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What a guy!!
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Being threatened is a very good reason not to tell the police. But this is something that you really have to do. You have been put into a very uncomfortable position by the acts of another person (I know exactly how you feel!). You could first consult a legal professional for advice, and find out what the outcome is likely to be. Imagine if he does it again and somebody gets seriously hurt, and you decide to tell the police then. When he tells them that you knew about the first event, if it comes up, you'll also be in trouble. I'm affraid that you have no option. The threat could be removed by letting this person know that you too have friends who will help out if he turns nasty. |
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Sabretooth
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There is several things to think about.
1) There is a risk to other people and maybe you if he is left to continue setting things or people on fire.
2) You have quite extensive evidence, but the police may need more.
3) You should see a legal advicer about any concerns like this that you have.
Although these arson attacks have been on property, it is possible that this may be on a house with people in that could become trapped and would die as a result.
I would personally speak to someone from the police department about this! Tyhe faster you do this, you could be saving lives and horrific death from occouring as a result.
Possibily even your own. |
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Paul Hxyz
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Absolutely tell the police. If he sets another fire somebody could die. This is a serious crime, and should be reported. It is possible to do this anonymously - ask law enforcement in your area. We have something called "Crime Stoppers" here specifically for situations like this. |
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Moo Moo Mair
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I would definately tell. However, because you have prior knowledge of all (the messages) of this and have assisted him (cleaning the cut) I would hire an attorney FIRST. Let the attorney deal with it. Otherwise, the authorities could turn around and charge you with accessory...even though technically you didn't DO it. They still might try to charge you, but the attorney will deal with the legalities of it all. Good luck and I hope you do the right thing. |
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scorp5543
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Most police departments have a crime solvers line that you can call in and report anonymously. Absolutely you must report what you know. It isn't for you to determine if there is enough evidence to prosecute and it is up to a court to decide if there is a preponderence of evdence to lead to a guily verdict as well as his sentence if convicted. If you fail to provide and report what you know, then you are in effect putting yourself at risk by withholding evidence at a minimum. Additionally, regardless of how scared you are - next time he starts a fire - he just might kill someone. You don't want that on your conscience.
Report it A.S.A.P. - you are as stated in possession of evidence to a crime and that needs to be handed over to the proper authorities - immediately! |
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shane w
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Yes you should! I know that you are frightened so you must be clever in the manner that you do it. Although you have just told the world hopefully you haven't given too much about yourself.Don't tell ANYONE else about it until you decide what to do.
If he gets away with this one he will do it (arson) again. There might be someone killed next time.
Good luck you are a well-meaning concerned and brave person. |
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Denise B
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omg girl call the police |
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goombajoe
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yes you should tell someone could of got hurt |
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nick nick
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you sure know alot about ti i think maybe you should turn yourself in dude.....shame on you! |
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BleedingMe
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seems like u have enough
but to do this you will also be putting yourself at risk
if u are not sure then tell a friend first or report it anonomously
good luck |
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Blondie
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you know what the right thing to do it... do it !
but if you have crimestoppers in your area you can tell your information and be annonomys at the same time.. so call them.. you might even get a reward |
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anasko
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go to a police station tell them and ask them if this guy will go to jail if they say no tell them not to tell him it was you |
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pclilly6
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Yes, you should tell. If you fear for your own safety you could do it anonymously, from a pay phone. You could also tell them that you fear for your safety. Good Luck |
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Bailey
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trust me, you have enough evidence to send him to jail--you need tyo think about it this way--he set fire to a school ( a place where kids learn and feel safe usually)--he could have killed people in the school when in burned---he is evil!
i grew up in the whole brown's chicken murder thingy and went to scholl with those murderers--the one's ex knew of the crime and didn't turn them in until years later and now she regrets that (they murdered 7 people) and now the two murderers are facing trial and death row
justice has been served
justice needs to be served in your case---this is something that it is okay to snitch about
people will aplaud you for doing so |
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knarfxii
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Since you knew about it, you always can say you didn't believe him. I think that telling on him is the right thing to do and your civic duty to do it. He can threaten you and you can get a restraining order on him if your thinking he is serious |
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shannon c
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he have enough evidence so just quit doubting yourself and tell someone...is the guy still threatening u...is he always around u...tell the police it's the right thing to do...just try to stay away from him in the process... |
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James J
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He wants to get caught. I am sure that he told other people. Let them rat him out. |
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2shay
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All of what you say is hearsay, did you see him do it? There is no guarentee that he will be punished however, if you did tell the police, you do not have to give your name just say you know who did it, give the police the information and they can take the investigation from there. |
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reinformer
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Definitely. Go to the cops
If they kept the blood samples, that would be enough to place him there. The only problem I can see is that you may have to move for a while if he is charged , arrested , and makes bail. Forget peace bonds. They only work on an accused when and if he wants it to.People( in here) are very brave, it's not them in your situation. You can ask for police protection, but 3 cops , 24 hours a day? Can your force spare the manpower? You have to protect yourself also.Best bet, move.
Good luck |
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Nitha
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The polcie will take him into the custody ------> The police knows he will out on the bail-----------> What to do? --------> terrorism -------> Beat him black and blue in the custody-----> The boy thinks what do to? ---------->Terrorism --------> If he finds someone else to make the chain, no problem------> Problem, he will come you.---------> What to do? -----> Terrorism -----------> you come to the yahoo forum.
Pl send your principal to the police.
Regards |
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