So our stupid criminal of the day is deservedly heading for the Sex Offender Registry (and sadly not the wood-chipper).
The Detroit News: Man accused of exposing himself at Rochester Hills businesses arrested
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office had been searching for the 32-year-old suspect since he allegedly exposed himself several times to a group of pre-teenage girls outside of two businesses on June 29.
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"Repeatedly targeting young girls and exposing oneself is not only vile — it’s a serious crime," Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said in a statement.
Now had he, instead of doing this outside the business, done the following two easy steps, he likely would have gotten away with it. All he had to do was:
1. Declare himself to be a woman; and
2. Gone into a girl's locker room or washroom, and he likely would have gotten away with waving his junk to all and sundry within.
Indeed, progressives likely would have feted him for his stunning and brave actions, not taken any action against him, and bullied or punished any who complained.
Funny, that.
2 comments:
In a place far, far away, in a time long, long ago, if a man had done something like that to the young ladies that were my high school friends, that man would have suffered the consequences of wrong choices. Sadly, since that time, the law would now be on his side and I and perhaps a friend or two would be the ones facing serious jail time.
I do remember when we had what was called then a "peeping Tom" around my hometown. It seems that a couple of dads caught him and beat him up, explaining in no uncertain terms that not only did he have to stop his sexual harassment, but that his silence would also serve to keep him from a worse fate.
Of course this was a long time ago, and I may have the details a bit fuzzy, but it did happen, and the dads did not get into any trouble. Plus the person stopped the window peeping. If I recall correctly, he was from another small town a couple dozen miles away. I was too young to know if this creep was found out by his community, but I would not doubt it, from the way that his facial injuries were described.
Of course I don't condone such actions in today's climate, it was probably the wrong thing for those two guys to do back then, but it was effective. We live in a very different world now. In many ways for the better. It is important to remember that we have always had bad actors, I guess we just hear about it more often now due to the 24/7 news cycle.
PigPen51: Yep, an informal physical education applied to him to teach him not do it again would likely have been a traditional solution that probably deterred repeat attempts.
Now, he's likely going to be in and out of jail (if he even gets jail and not some diversion) and free to try again, or potentially escalate.
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