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http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050524/ap_on_fe_st/crossbow_arrest
Dana Lee Cockerman, 48, was charged Sunday with intimidation with a dangerous weapon. He fired a crossbow at his neighbor, because he was angry about his dog's death. :surprised
Cockerman was being held under $10,000 bond in the Johnson County jail. If convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison.
10 years seems like a lot, unless the guy did somethinge else previously. The article says a 9 year old was nearby, but that could mean a lot of things.
I thought this was going to be about a rooster. :grumpy:
brewnog
May26-05, 10:11 AM
I thought this was going to be about a rooster. :grumpy:
Yeah, right...
Integral
May26-05, 10:15 AM
What is of interest about this that it deserves a thread?
Yeah, right...
I thought it was another turtle thread.
Anyhow, if he fired it at the neighbour, why wasn't the charge 'attempted murder'?
franznietzsche
May27-05, 03:54 AM
I thought this was going to be about a rooster. :grumpy:
I was hoping it was about a rooster. So disappointed.
What is of interest about this that it deserves a thread?
I don't know, just an interesting tidbit?
I was hoping it was about a rooster. So disappointed.
Forgive me if my BS filter glitches just a tad on that.
franznietzsche
May27-05, 01:30 PM
Forgive me if my BS filter glitches just a tad on that.
No really, cause then it would have been a hilarious story. 'Rooster fires crossbow at neighbor'. I would have probably sprayed my coke right out of my nose.
I know in certain places in england you're allowed to shoot bow and arrows at scottsman on sundays.
franznietzsche
May27-05, 02:21 PM
I know in certain places in england you're allowed to shoot bow and arrows at scottsman on sundays.
At the Irish too I'm sure. Damn english.
Only scottish, as far as I know
franznietzsche
May27-05, 04:49 PM
Only scottish, as far as I know
Oh its the English. Even if its not in the, law, its local custom. Damned English.
SOS2008
May27-05, 10:21 PM
No really, cause then it would have been a hilarious story. 'Rooster fires crossbow at neighbor'. I would have probably sprayed my coke right out of my nose.Speaking of big, er, roosters, here's one you wouldn't want to cock fight with (crossbow not needed):
http://img168.echo.cx/img168/7285/texaschicken0bt.jpg
There is a resort near me with ponds in the golf course and the ducks are so large the first time I saw droppings I thought a cow had gotten loose! :eek:
icvotria
May27-05, 10:29 PM
Oh its the English. Even if its not in the, law, its local custom. Damned English.
Oi!! It's a perfectly reasonable law, thank you very much.
Actually its as follows:
"In York, It Is Legal For People To Shoot At A Scotsman With A Bow And Arrow Discovered Out After Sunset."
franznietzsche
May28-05, 05:23 AM
Oi!! It's a perfectly reasonable law, thank you very much.
To shoot the scottish or the the irish?
franznietzsche
May28-05, 05:24 AM
Actually its as follows:
"In York, It Is Legal For People To Shoot At A Scotsman With A Bow And Arrow Discovered Out After Sunset."
Is it the Scotsman out after sunset, or the bow?
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