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Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 6:57 pm
by DuckofDeath
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Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:00 pm
by bellybuster
Child endangerment?? Really?. That's a stretch
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:40 pm
by jholmz
hmmmmm i wonder who the caller was and how they knew about it to report it
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:56 pm
by Halfbaked
WOW! Huge bust. Hard to think that he/she would be selling. Worried about kids casue of fumes. I guess police have to or should check out every call but how bought busting some criminals. Least the cops didn't try to look like a hero.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 11:25 am
by Soggy Bottom Boy
Doesn't say whether a warrant was served or not. It sort of looks like the still could be seen right through the kitchen window anyway, so the police would have probable cause to enter once it was spotted after arriving to check it out on an anonymous tip.
The still looks like a fairly decent build, and not a total POS. Wonder if he is a HD member?
So, some lessons to be learned here:
Don't set up and run your still where it can be seen from outside, or seen from your front porch if you open the door to see who rang the doorbell.
Don't let the cops inside your house if they do not have a warrant to enter the premises.
Don't distill in the house if you have minors present in the house, distill in a detached garage, shop, shed, or other out-building.
....and finally,
Don't be a Mrs. Hogwallop and "R-U-N-N__O-F-T" leaving your girlfriend holding the smoking gun, be a man, .....hell, be a Dapper Dan man!
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 11:36 am
by Soggy Bottom Boy
bellybuster wrote:Child endangerment?? Really?. That's a stretch
Well, you and I know that they just piled that on to be used as leverage to get a stronger plea bargain case out of the "perpetrator" of this heinous crime!
If you don't add on a bunch of BS charges, you don't have any charges to drop so the perp thinks he's getting a better deal on pleading guilty for what you really want to convict him on. Frankly, I'm surprised that they gave the kids to relatives instead of Child Services to hold them as bargaining chips, which is the modus-operandi for law enforcement in my neck of the woods.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 9:19 am
by dakotadigger
11th commandment: Trust not thy neighbor.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 10:02 am
by Mr Shine
Funny watching the comments and seeing a commenter ("Jeff King") setting people straight. I wouldn't have the patience for that.
(No... I am not Jeff King)
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Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 10:20 am
by The KYChemist
Soggy Bottom Boy wrote:
The still looks like a fairly decent build, and not a total POS. Wonder if he is a HD member?
Agreed... The only part that worries me would be the floor flange, used to attch the column to the pot. Mostly all the ones I've seen are cast carbon steel, or aluminum. That doesn't mean stainless ones don't exist, though.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 10:23 am
by Jimbo
WOW, them comments are something! Gotta agree with 'FREE America Lost' rant. (no Im not him). Funny Jeff King calling this place his website. How would they find him when to be their defense if they clicked on the link, he's not a member here! Altho I did find a couple references to his workbook.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 10:42 am
by FreeMountainHermit
dakotadigger wrote:11th commandment: Trust not thy neighbor.
Not for a second or an inch. My bible thumpin' neighbor lady has a negative opinion of everything and everyone.
FMH.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 11:00 am
by Prairiepiss
Jimbo wrote:WOW, them comments are something! Gotta agree with 'FREE America Lost' rant. (no Im not him). Funny Jeff King calling this place his website. How would they find him when to be their defense if they clicked on the link, he's not a member here! Altho I did find a couple references to his workbook.
His link is to his website thehomedistiller.com. not HD.
He does have better patients then I do. Or maybe just a better filter on his keyboard. Mines broken.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 11:04 am
by Jimbo
Oh right. missed the the haha.
Id like to find that 'commie' pinhead to take him out back behind the shed for the ass whoppin he deserves.
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2015 5:27 pm
by Mycotroph
Soggy Bottom Boy wrote:Doesn't say whether a warrant was served or not. It sort of looks like the still could be seen right through the kitchen window anyway, so the police would have probable cause to enter once it was spotted after arriving to check it out on an anonymous tip.
The still looks like a fairly decent build, and not a total POS. Wonder if he is a HD member?
So, some lessons to be learned here:
Don't set up and run your still where it can be seen from outside, or seen from your front porch if you open the door to see who rang the doorbell.
Don't let the cops inside your house if they do not have a warrant to enter the premises.
Don't distill in the house if you have minors present in the house, distill in a detached garage, shop, shed, or other out-building.
....and finally,
Don't be a Mrs. Hogwallop and "R-U-N-N__O-F-T" leaving your girlfriend holding the smoking gun, be a man, .....hell, be a Dapper Dan man!
well said !
Re: Neighbor turned it in
Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 7:25 am
by Ludwig404
Johnson County is (or used to be) "dry" so there are a fair number of folks there that think that any alcohol is evil and home-made even more so. Still, I suspect there was someone with a personal axe to grind involved in this.