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Posted by MN Bob on August 03, 2006 at 14:57:54 from (24.179.177.57):
In Reply to: Tractor Safety Revisited posted by IaGary on August 03, 2006 at 14:39:35:
And a thief by any other name is still a thief. Regardless he was taking the kid for a ride, it was without permission (assumption, correct?) and that makes it theft just like a joy ride in a stolen car. I had a neighbor that I trusted, ask him to watch because I felt someone was using a tractor while I was gone, (120 Miles from home). Finally let the word out I was going on vacation for a week, snuck in and lo and behold, it was the neighbor and he LAUGHED at me. Didnt laugh at the judge though. Hope the kid recovers with no permanent damage. Bob
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