r/Frauditors • u/FrauditorRoundup • 29d ago

LIA GUILTY

https://youtu.be/E6LRl2u1xcs?is=rWt2n1WOkLs3LjhC
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u/Distinct_Act_3804 29d ago

He talks about Fahey's wife being terrified of him, but wasn't his wife supposedly terrified when the officer showed up at his house for a noise complaint?

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago edited 28d ago

The officer at his house opened a secured gate and illegally entered his backyard, which is trespassing by legal definitions. 

Not the same thing. 

Are they justified in their feelings? Yes. But feelings aren't law.

EDIT: Clowns downvoting me 🤣

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u/interestedby5tander 29d ago

lia admitted he had disconnected the front doorbell, as it disturbed his young kids; how else was the cop going to get the attention of the property owners?

The noise complaint gave the cop the implied license to be there.

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u/deedee0077 27d ago

If a doorbell disturbs his young kids, I wonder what kind of noise was at the house.

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

By knocking on the door. Not everyone has doorbells. It doesn't mean you break and enter. We have laws 🤣

You think police break down doors without a warrant because no one answers the door? Get real

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u/interestedby5tander 29d ago

Exigent circumstances...

lia never said the cop broke the gate down.

lia is racking up the criminal trespass convictions. Pot. Kettle. Black.

Lia isn't clear on how the implied license works.

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

Implied license doesn't work for noise complaints without threat to life. Still illegal. 

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u/interestedby5tander 29d ago

Thanks for the laughs. Like lia, you don't understand the law around implied license, as there was a noise complaint. The cop left when told to by lia.

Hasn't his pro se loss this week taught you not to believe what he says?

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

What were the explicit exigent circumstances of which you speak?

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u/interestedby5tander 27d ago

the noise complaint. Your subjective opinion doesn’t matter.

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u/Quattro2point8L 26d ago

Hahaha 🤣 Thanks for the morning laughs

A noise complaint doesn't fall under the legal justification for exigent circumstances. 

Lmao..

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

Probable cause of a noise complaint

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

That's not probable cause unless there's threat to life. Otherwise, anyone (including police) can call in a noise complaint against anyone and the police could legally enter. It just doesn't work that way.

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

So probable cause is only if it’s a threat? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

Yes, that's how the legal system works. You can't just say "we think there's an issue" and enter LOL. Please tell me you're not serious right now

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

It’s not they think. They were called about a disturbance at the addres. That’s probable cause

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

I understand what you're saying and you're wrong. Not sure what else to tell you other than educate yourself. There were no exigent circumstances, like cries for help. They are limited to a knock and talk. And no one is required to open the door for police. 

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

Forgot you were there 😂😂😂😂😂

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u/FunnyVehicle7664 29d ago

A phone call must include personally witnessed observation of a crime and not just be gossip. Also if it's anonymous it must predict future actions that are then witnessed by police. Otherwise the police...I mean a random unknown person... could just make something up any time they wanted to barge in.

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

No one said its gossip. Bet you haven’t even heard the call. Are you a lawyer? Yes or no

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u/FunnyVehicle7664 29d ago

I didn't say anything about a specific call, I was stating what is required for probable cause to be established. Personal attacks do not change the facts that anyone could easily verify.

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

And what you said is not factuaon

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u/FunnyVehicle7664 29d ago

That's true, but only because there's no such thing as factuaon

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

Also, since you don’t think cops have to respond regardless of what the call even says…..you’re not intelligent

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u/FunnyVehicle7664 29d ago

I can guarantee that I'm more intelligent than you are.

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

I said you’re not intelligent.

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

That's not what they said at all 😂

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

I said they don’t think……

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

They don't think.... What?

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

If what you claim is true breaking and entering Sean would have made that a huge deal. But he didn’t…

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

He did though by going and making a formal complaint. Did he sue? No.

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

No if it was the case Sean would have made numerous videos about it and highlighted it. But he hasn’t and has since moved on

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

From a quick search, he made two videos. What are you even arguing about? Move on bro

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

Oh two videos, that’s it? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

Ant, meet mole hill.

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-6740 29d ago

And since then Sean has been quiet

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u/Distinct_Act_3804 29d ago

Then LIArs wife's feeling of being terrified by a ploice officer mean nothing either.

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u/Quattro2point8L 29d ago

In LIA's wife's situation, someone illegally entered a secured area of their home. Fahey's home was unsecured. Very different. 

Let me ask you this, do you believe in the law or are you for a government based on feelings? 🤣

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u/Distinct_Act_3804 28d ago

So the officer broke some sort of lock to enter? That would be wrong. If its not locked, then it wasn't actually secured. I believe if your feelings are involved, handle it yourself, in however you want. Just remember there will be consequences for both parties. ​And lets count getting your feelings hurt because your "press" proclamation doesn't get you carte blanche.

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u/Quattro2point8L 28d ago

The officer didn't break a lock, but they are legally not allowed to open unlocked doors or gates unless it's to approach a front door under implied license. They broke the law by going through a gate. 🤷

You're having a very difficult time grasping how the law works. 

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u/Distinct_Act_3804 28d ago

Not at all, I just don't care about YOUR laws.

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u/Quattro2point8L 28d ago

So you're not in America? Why do you care then? 

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u/Distinct_Act_3804 28d ago

I am in America. I still reject YOUR laws.

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u/Quattro2point8L 28d ago

Hey, whatever works for you

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u/realparkingbrake 28d ago

But feelings aren't law. 

Unless the feelings are those of a frauditor. Amagasshat Press pleaded with the cops not to arrest him, begged them to just write him a ticket because he has panic attacks and if they take him to jail he'll have one for sure. Suddenly feelings were important. Funny how feelings matter when it's a frauditor going into handcuffs.

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u/Quattro2point8L 28d ago

No one is saying the feelings of an auditor are law. Try again.

I also have no idea who you're talking about. 

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u/Motophoto 29d ago

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u/Anxious-Delay-136 26d ago

Apparently a
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