Ex-Marine kills bear with log, gets ticketed (MSNBC)
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He gets ticketed for possible saving his son's life, i wonder how much it will cost him.
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no he got ticketed for not properly storing his cooler so a bear couldn't get at it. We always hang ours high in a tree far from the camp site when were out in the bush
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Negligent discharge of a log? :
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OMG :
My impression is that he got a ticket from the park authority. As I'm sure you are aware, rules about almost anything can vary from park to park, municipality to municipality, state to state.
My HOA, for example can leave me a ticket (and fine me) for parking overnight on the street, or not bringing my garbage can in... that doesn't mean it "is a crime in the US to leave your garbage can out"
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Ummm, no. Here park regulations are standard. There are very few changes from one municipality to another, and these are primarily to do with whether it is in the city or a rural area.muskrat89 said:OMG :
My impression is that he got a ticket from the park authority. As I'm sure you are aware, rules about almost anything can vary from park to park, municipality to municipality, state to state.
Well clearly in your part of the world it IS illegal to do that. How else can they charge you?muskrat89 said:
But yeah OMG :
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So, just what is a 'Trooper Sergeant Major' anyway?
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Benny said:Ummm, no. Here park regulations are standard. There are very few changes from one municipality to another, and these are primarily to do with whether it is in the city or a rural area.
Well clearly in your part of the world it IS illegal to do that. How else can they charge you?
But yeah OMG :
Uhhmmm but yeah OMG.... :
Clearly, in that part of the world, it IS a crime to not properly secure one's food from the wildlife (thus preventing incidents like this ~ but the asshats never seem to learn) or else how could they have charged him?
Get a grip. Thanks.
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I'm more concerned with the 6 year old throwing a shovel at the bear.
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Isn't that exactly what I just said?ArmyVern said:Uhhmmm but yeah OMG.... :
Clearly, in that part of the world, it IS a crime to not properly secure one's food from the wildlife (thus preventing incidents like this ~ but the asshats never seem to learn) or else how could they have charged him?
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Not sure why you are having a go at me here after agreeing with me.
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Yrys said:
Perhaps Yrys should use Google..........
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It is interesting that Trooper Sergeant Major was a real rank, (I certainly didn't invent it). Goes back a long way too. A google search show up references to the Maori wars (which Australia was involved in). We also have the unusual rank of Queens Corporal which is given to a trooper/private after 20 yrs service, without having to do a promotions course. It's the equivalent of LCPL. That said, TSM holds no real rank authority, but is still the most senior of the diggers and holds a position of Crew Commander / section 2IC / similar.
Wouldn't get too worked up about it though. The thread is not about rank after all. Maybe recceguy should have used a pm if he wanted to question me rather than taking it off topic? No biggie either way.
Wouldn't get too worked up about it though. The thread is not about rank after all. Maybe recceguy should have used a pm if he wanted to question me rather than taking it off topic? No biggie either way.
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