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To: AmishDude
My question is this:

Suppose K-Mart calls the cops to clear their lot. Sonic doesn't have the same view as K-Mart. They actually like people on their lot. Do the police then have the right to arrest people from the Sonic lot? I don't think so because the police don't have a complaint from Sonic.

If the police dragged people from one lot to another so they could make the arrest, then that would make for a very interesting court case.

As I understand it, Sonic did not allow the cars on their lot to be towed. That tells me they weren't a party to the complaint. Of course, I suspect I will be corrected by some of the new homeland security volunteers very shortly.

152 posted on 08/19/2002 7:55:50 PM PDT by rwt60
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To: rwt60
Suppose K-Mart calls the cops to clear their lot. Sonic doesn't have the same view as K-Mart. They actually like people on their lot.

Bad assumption. Remember, 400 people were involved, that's why they were gathered in one place.

160 posted on 08/20/2002 3:50:09 AM PDT by AmishDude
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