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To: Balata
The day’s events included a brief, strange moment when one of those wounded last week was escorted from the church campus by the police, who asked him not to return.

Larry Bourbonnais, 59, left church grounds peacefully at the request of church officials, who called in Colorado Springs police for extra support.

“He cooperated, and we told him that he wasn’t welcome back on the property,” police Sgt. Lonnie Spanswick said.

Church officials told police they plan to file a restraining order against Bourbonnais, Spanswick said.

In a news conference after church, Boyd said of Bourbonnais, “We felt he was a bit volatile this morning, and we did not want any disruption to our service.” Boyd said officials will be reaching out to Bourbonnais this week to ensure an “amicable” resolution. Boyd didn’t elaborate.

Does anyone else find this more than a little strange? why would Bourbonnais want to talk to them after how they treated him?

14 posted on 12/17/2007 2:44:38 PM PST by logic (Support Duncan Hunter for the 2008 GOP presidential nominee. He is THE conservative candidate!!)
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To: logic
If you follow the link I posted in #12 Larry’s son-in-law claims he was the family spokesman and had Larry’s cell phone all week and no calls came from the Church.

Larry was also accosted by a Deacon of the Church on Monday night according to his son-in-law

15 posted on 12/17/2007 2:48:54 PM PST by Balata
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To: logic
"will be reaching out to Bourbonnais this week..."

LOL! Reaching out with a restraining order.

16 posted on 12/17/2007 2:51:11 PM PST by Balata
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