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Originally Posted by transplant99
Why can he not do both?
No one will ever convince me that anyone who parks their car on their property has done anything wrong...ever.
Regardless of his motives, its his place...no one elses. If he believed the chances of the guys getting caught ( and he did park there before he knew they were still in the house) were better by having a car they drove to his house in, you know full of fingerprints, has a license plate on it registered to someone etc. then he has done nothing but help law enforcement in their investigation.
If I drive up to my house, see someone is inside that shouldnt be, I too am blocking in the strange car in MY driveway, why would I not?
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Read the next sentence of my post. By blocking the car in he virtually guarantees a confrontation, which dramatically increases the chances of harm coming to his family. By not blocking the car in he decreases the chances of detainment, and also decreases the chances of confrontation. I don't see any way that you can argue with that.
So, in summary:
Blocking car = increased chance of detainment + increased chance of confrontation/harm
Not blocking the car = decreased chance of detainment + decreased chance of confrontation/harm