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Originally Posted by Sliver
If you read the OP, he didn't even see anybody throw a rock. A rock rolled by him as he was walking. Maybe a car kicked it up? IDK and the OP doesn't know.
I also don't get how you throw a rock while riding your bike in the opposite direction. That's super hard to do. Like, did he stop, hop off his bike, find a rock, throw it, miss, then get back on the bike and start riding away in a matter of seconds? I don't think in the original call to the police they had enough to act on. We have OP yelling at a bum "I WILL FIND YOU" as a bum is riding away on a bike after asking for a cigarette.
I'm not trying to poke holes in the story, but I'm trying to look at it how the police would. There really isn't much to go on originally, and there is especially nothing to go in with the second interaction where being called "sunshine" triggered a call to the police. OP didn't even fill out a police report the first time. Where does he expect the first call was recorded and cataloged and made available to the next operator he called? The whole thing is just weird and it's a strange expectation that the police could do anything with the information he had provided.
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Fact is I do know he threw it, whether anything ever comes of it whatever. There was not a single car in that direction and nothing could have kicked up a rock that size about six feet into the air hitting the light post. Its not hard to put 2 and 2 together here. He had circled behind and then around me to my left. He was barely moving at that moment I heard the sound of the rock hitting the post then the ground. When I turned to yell at him is when he wheeled around took off down the street. The rock was about at least half the size of my head. Questioning my integrity might give you warm fuzzies inside but at the end of the day I could have been seriously injured and am lucky I wasn't. In an unprovoked rock throwing incident.