Brian Haas outlaws much protest, evangelism, and music while clearing an activist of panty violence and sparing a manly sheriff's captain from testifying to his deep panty trauma. Really.
I Initially called the non-emergency number(PCSO) where they had a deputy call me back to elaborate on how they plan on keeping this precedent equitable within the community. The deputy and his Sargent were unable to give me a clear answer and they told me to call and speak with the legal department. Still have yet to receive a clear answer! The bigotry in this community is disturbing. The divisiveness our representatives and leaders continue to foster is only getting stronger. When will we as a community take a stronger stance? What is it going to take?
Wow, the Polk Sheriff's Department and 10th State Attorney are nearly as absurd, corrupt and ridiculous as the Bay County Sheriff Department and the 14th State Attorney. The criminal justice system in Florida is terminally broken and staffed at least at the upper levels by corrupt men who largely have little interest in protecting the public from actual harm, but largely function to project a false image of safety while protecting and promoting their own and each other's self interest.
The Pride bigots are the same folks outside the women's clinic. The now 14yo who was arrested in Munn Park last July 4th, for a megaphone, was out there defending the Pride event, with Bonnie. They are the same group that set a ladder up day after day, week after week, and lpd would do nothing as they harrassed patients seeking care. You're shocked... Right. They all attend KJ Baptist in NPR, FL.
I shouldn’t be, but I am still amazed by the lack of honorable character from many of our so called leaders in important positions in our community. Sad.
Weird because the jury instructions say that the crime actually has to disrupt the assembly:
29.15 DISTURBING A SCHOOL, RELIGIOUS OR LAWFUL ASSEMBLY
871.01(1), Fla. Stat.
To prove the crime of Disturbing a [School] [Religious] [Lawful] Assembly, the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that:
Give a, b, or c as applicable.
(Defendant) willfully [interrupted] [disturbed]
a. a school assembly.
b. an assembly of people meeting for the purpose of worshiping God.
c. an assembly of people meeting for the lawful purpose of (insert lawful purpose).
Definition.
“Willfully” means knowingly, intentionally, and purposely.
Lesser Included Offenses
No lesser included offenses have been identified for this offense.
Comment:
To commit an offense under § 871.01 a person must have deliberately acted to create a disturbance. That is, he must act with the intention that his behavior impedes the successful functioning of the assembly in which he has intervened, or with reckless disregard of the effect of his behavior. The acts complained of must be such that a reasonable person would expect them to be disruptive. Finally, the acts must, in fact, significantly disturb the assembly. These elements are inherent in the statute as drafted. See S.H.B. v State, 355 So.2d 1176, 1178 (Fla. 1978).
People should not have to assess potential danger in objects being thrown at them. The crime was venting ones anger with a physical threat via a projectial.
That’s wasn’t the crime because it wasn’t charged. It isn’t mentioned in the information. It’s all speech and intent to “disturb.” You should talk to Brian Haas, not me
At political rallies, concerts and various events throw tshirts, stress balls etc at participants. It was also 1.7 oz of clean, cotton panties that didn’t touch Captain Underpants. Good trouble is needed ✌️
I Initially called the non-emergency number(PCSO) where they had a deputy call me back to elaborate on how they plan on keeping this precedent equitable within the community. The deputy and his Sargent were unable to give me a clear answer and they told me to call and speak with the legal department. Still have yet to receive a clear answer! The bigotry in this community is disturbing. The divisiveness our representatives and leaders continue to foster is only getting stronger. When will we as a community take a stronger stance? What is it going to take?
Wow, the Polk Sheriff's Department and 10th State Attorney are nearly as absurd, corrupt and ridiculous as the Bay County Sheriff Department and the 14th State Attorney. The criminal justice system in Florida is terminally broken and staffed at least at the upper levels by corrupt men who largely have little interest in protecting the public from actual harm, but largely function to project a false image of safety while protecting and promoting their own and each other's self interest.
The Pride bigots are the same folks outside the women's clinic. The now 14yo who was arrested in Munn Park last July 4th, for a megaphone, was out there defending the Pride event, with Bonnie. They are the same group that set a ladder up day after day, week after week, and lpd would do nothing as they harrassed patients seeking care. You're shocked... Right. They all attend KJ Baptist in NPR, FL.
I shouldn’t be, but I am still amazed by the lack of honorable character from many of our so called leaders in important positions in our community. Sad.
Weird because the jury instructions say that the crime actually has to disrupt the assembly:
29.15 DISTURBING A SCHOOL, RELIGIOUS OR LAWFUL ASSEMBLY
871.01(1), Fla. Stat.
To prove the crime of Disturbing a [School] [Religious] [Lawful] Assembly, the State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that:
Give a, b, or c as applicable.
(Defendant) willfully [interrupted] [disturbed]
a. a school assembly.
b. an assembly of people meeting for the purpose of worshiping God.
c. an assembly of people meeting for the lawful purpose of (insert lawful purpose).
Definition.
“Willfully” means knowingly, intentionally, and purposely.
Lesser Included Offenses
No lesser included offenses have been identified for this offense.
Comment:
To commit an offense under § 871.01 a person must have deliberately acted to create a disturbance. That is, he must act with the intention that his behavior impedes the successful functioning of the assembly in which he has intervened, or with reckless disregard of the effect of his behavior. The acts complained of must be such that a reasonable person would expect them to be disruptive. Finally, the acts must, in fact, significantly disturb the assembly. These elements are inherent in the statute as drafted. See S.H.B. v State, 355 So.2d 1176, 1178 (Fla. 1978).
This instruction was adopted in 2008.
People should not have to assess potential danger in objects being thrown at them. The crime was venting ones anger with a physical threat via a projectial.
That’s wasn’t the crime because it wasn’t charged. It isn’t mentioned in the information. It’s all speech and intent to “disturb.” You should talk to Brian Haas, not me
At political rallies, concerts and various events throw tshirts, stress balls etc at participants. It was also 1.7 oz of clean, cotton panties that didn’t touch Captain Underpants. Good trouble is needed ✌️