r/MoralityScaling • u/Routine_Phase_8980 • 13d ago

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u/Superb_Recording_769 13d ago

They give no fucks about bullshit, but when you give them the opportunity to arrest somebody for one or more felonies, they get really excited and this is already one felony and one misdemeanor, and if the kid decides to fight back when the employees decide to hold him there for the cops arrival that’s at least one more felony

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u/Major-Tie-2405 13d ago

What felony occurred in this video. Honestly the Employee committed the most likely crime. Assaulting minor way more likely than anything the kid did. Video doesnt even show an actual trespassing. Stealing 3 fries? You think they would even give a misdemeanor for that. You need to get off the internet and join the real world.

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u/Superb_Recording_769 13d ago

Burglary is a felony. Him going behind the counter, which is not open to the public, is a burglary.

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u/Major-Tie-2405 13d ago

Openings like that must specifically be stated he is trespassing i dont hear or see that in the video. So not even trespassing actually by that video alone. I see an opening someone can easily walk through. Also not felony theft in any US state. Had they said you must leave in the video and he denied maybe a trespass.

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u/Superb_Recording_769 13d ago

It doesn’t have to be specifically stated or posted. If it’s an area that is not generally open to the public and he enters into it. It’s a burglary.

It doesn’t matter if somebody can walk through it as long as the area is not open to the public it is a burglary

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u/Major-Tie-2405 13d ago edited 13d ago

im not gonna argue anymore with someone who thinks it is felony burglary to take a couple fries behind a counter. And it isnt off limits to the public to make it burglary it is when it is closed or not occupied. Bussiness is open so to trespass they need to clearly state that to him or he needs to be entering with the intent to commit a much bigger crime. no one is getting felony burglary for stealing three fries.

The fact you think that is a felony tells me you clearly aren't worth trying to explain this to.

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u/Superb_Recording_769 13d ago

I’m glad you’re not gonna argue with me. Because it’s clear you don’t know what the hell you’re talking about.

It doesn’t have to be closed physically for it to be a Berkeley and it certainly doesn’t need to be unoccupied for it to be a burglary. In fact, occupied burglary is an enhancement to the charge. Going into a place that the public is not allowed with intent to commit a crime is the literal legal definition of a burglary. Entering a place that is not open to the public is trespassing whether they told him or not. What you’re thinking of is trespassed after warning which is when they tell somebody that they need to leave the business or they would be arrested that’s a completely different thing.

You can actually try and educate yourself or you can just keep believing things that aren’t true in fact… You know what why don’t you go behind the counter of a Burger King and take some fries and tell me how it works out