Everyone in town knows he has been violating his parole for months - thank you for finally doing something about it. NW claimed up and down they would comply with his parole and keep him away from patrons. And dont try and convince me that he was steam rolled - seems to me with over 12 dates recorded of being in violation - they gave him plenty of chances. I dont want to take so much as a potato chip from that bar, let alone the idea of a man who drugged a womans drink, serving me or my friends one. Do you want your friend, daughter, cousin taking a drink from him, and the chance that hed only commit this kind of a violent crime in his own home and never any where else? He didnt serve his time, thats what parole is for - its a continuation of your sentencing. When he is OFF parole he will have served his time; and i still wont want a drink from him, but at that point he can function as a free member of society without the law watching his every move. Until then, go back to jail if you dont like the constraints put on you.
Posted on: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 11:30:41 +0000
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