New York Man Arrested After Corralling Vandals In A Closet Until Police Arrived
Jesse R. Daniels, age 53, of 45 Orchard Street in the Village of Clyde was home watching television on Saturday (6/8/13) around 9 p.m. He began hearing some pounding noises and, at first, thought nothing of it. The pounding continued and Daniels finally went outside and saw someone with a hammer inside his father-in-law’ s house at 39 Orchard Street. He told his wife to call police and went inside the house to confront the intruder.
Jesse and his father-in-law, Richard Muoio, had been remodeling the house, and had put in countless hours and money, in an effort to rejuvenate the empty house.
Upon entering the house, Daniels saw a great deal of the damage downstairs and went upstairs to confront the intruder. Jesse encountered four young boys, all with hammers. The boys tried forcing their way out several times, Daniels corralled them into a closet awaiting police arrival. The damage in the home ranged from paint splattered walls and cupboards to broken fixtures and wall outlets that had been kicked in. There were entire walls that had to be taken down due to the amount of hammer strikes through the drywall. More
I caught a 12 year old stealing my stereo on north Division street. I chased him down while on phone with police. Tackled him and got my $400 Alpine back. Now it looks as if I will face assault charges on a youth. And of I get charged i will lose my job. He in the mean time isn't getting in any trouble because there are no witnesses except his six accomplices. Salisbury cops suck.
After reading this I would suggest that the man pay parents a visit. Upon arrival at each parents house , commence to beat the crap out of the parents. Then take the kids out in the country woods 100 miles away , it's called relocating in my book. Then come back home and enjoy .
Anonymous said... After reading this I would suggest that the man pay parents a visit. Upon arrival at each parents house , commence to beat the crap out of the parents. Then take the kids out in the country woods 100 miles away , it's called relocating in my book. Then come back home and enjoy .
I caught a 12 year old stealing my stereo on north Division street. I chased him down while on phone with police. Tackled him and got my $400 Alpine back. Now it looks as if I will face assault charges on a youth. And of I get charged i will lose my job. He in the mean time isn't getting in any trouble because there are no witnesses except his six accomplices.
ReplyDeleteSalisbury cops suck.
You need to walk into the states Attorneys office and tell your side of the Story if your not happy keep JOE updated on you situation.
ReplyDeleteAfter reading this I would suggest that the man pay parents a visit.
ReplyDeleteUpon arrival at each parents house , commence to beat the crap out of the parents. Then take the kids out in the country woods 100 miles away , it's called relocating in my book.
Then come back home and enjoy .
Coralling is only cool when the cops do it.
ReplyDeleteThe only mistake was calling the cops
ReplyDeleteROPE.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeleteAfter reading this I would suggest that the man pay parents a visit.
Upon arrival at each parents house , commence to beat the crap out of the parents. Then take the kids out in the country woods 100 miles away , it's called relocating in my book.
Then come back home and enjoy .
June 15, 2013 at 3:26 PM
Stay in your armchair mr. quarterback.
Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteThe only mistake was calling the cops
June 15, 2013 at 8:18 PM
There is no situation so bad that it cannot be made worse by involving the police.
You literally place your life in jeopardy, and/or the family pet, when you come into contact with the police.
The police should be called as a very last resort. And even then, record them visually and audibly if possible.