jloeschner

Fred,

Now you've piqued my interest. Please tell us why you would choose to collect trees from other people's property without first obtaining permission. I would honestly like to know. Maybe the owner died heirless, and you felt justified in taking the material before it was demolished or auctioned for a salvage yard? Maybe you simply couldn't find anyone who owned the property, no matter how hard you looked?

Maybe I came across as harsh, but that was not my intention. As a law enforcement officer (well, actually I quit a few months ago, but I plan to return as soon as things cool down...), I tend to view violations of property and persons as serious offenses that cause other people, who are more often innocent than not, harm. Please explain why you would take someone else's property without asking.

Curious regards,
John L.

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