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Originally Posted by fredr123
One of the newspaper articles described the guy as a farmer. They also said that the burglar fled the scene and got tangled in barbed-wire on the fence to his property. Sounds like this was rural property and not in the town proper. Not sure how that affects the case though.
Edit: The Calgary Herald says it was an acreage: http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/RC...733/story.html
Edit 2: Ugh. And his lawyer described it as "meting out a little prairie justice". That kind of thing is exactly what the police and the Crown don't want citizens to do. |
His lawyer must be an idiot.
