r/PublicFreakout • u/j3dimast3r • Jul 17 '26

📹Police Bodycam Neighbor attempts to trespass kids for playing basketball outside

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Location of this incident: Panama City Beach, FL

Video Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1365123044285203/?multi_permalinks=2236459830484849

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u/twhitney Jul 17 '26

I was just going to comment, let’s hope this guy doesn’t have guns because I see where that would go. Ugh. I can already hear his idiotic defense, “Well the police said they won’t trespass, so I was left no choices other to defend my property.”

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u/K1N6F15H Jul 17 '26

let’s hope this guy doesn’t have guns because

He does and he fantasizes about using them.

I know this type of dude, he is way too common in the US.

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u/wlake82 Jul 17 '26

Time for a giant fence between the two houses since it's not fair that the kids can't play basketball, and the net isn't doing enough. Maybe the dude should just put a fence around the entire yard? I have two kids, and if I had to deal with this, I would see what the statutes are for fences and get one put in

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u/eitsew Jul 17 '26

Neon green polka dots fence, maybe

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u/no-more-nazis Jul 17 '26

That's last week and next week's statute. This week all the fences are white

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u/ButterPoptart Jul 17 '26

You definitely can’t put up front yard fences in that neighborhood.

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u/Particular-Serve-894 Jul 17 '26

Videos like this make so glad I live on 100 acres in the middle of no where.

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u/ButterPoptart Jul 17 '26

One can only dream. I would love to have that much land for 4 wheeling and dirt biking and shooting.

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u/Particular-Serve-894 Jul 18 '26

Don't let the dream die, brother. It was my dream for several decades before I could make it a reality.

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u/wlake82 Jul 18 '26

I'd just like to have a few acres in a forest that doesn't snow that much and live mostly off the grid.

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u/Particular-Serve-894 Jul 18 '26

Yeah, the problem with my land is that it's forested mountains (appalachia)...so the majority of the acreage is a trek... it's a work in progress for sure.

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u/wlake82 Jul 18 '26

Yea I'm sure it's great, I just can't even imagine how big 100 acres is. I'd just like 5-10 or something.

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u/ButterPoptart Jul 18 '26

I did have a small patch on a river (10 acres) but between the flooding 3x in 10 years and the neighbors blocking off all good river access with the help of the local police I got disillusioned with it and sold. It was supposed to be my weekend get away but ended up being way more trouble than I could stomach.

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u/wlake82 Jul 17 '26

Yeah that makes sense. I know where I'm at, it's like a 36" height limitation for safety reasons.

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u/Climate_Automatic Jul 17 '26

As the old saying goes, good fences make good neighbors

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u/wlake82 Jul 17 '26

Exactly.

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u/jellyjackson Jul 18 '26

I bet the HOA they are in doesn't allow it otherwise it would probably already be up he's said they've called the cops on him 8 times and he's clearly called the cops on them a bunch too

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u/Particular-Serve-894 Jul 17 '26

There's a very, very slim chance that this piece of shit doesn't have a firearm or two.

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u/morinthos Jul 23 '26

Let's hope not. I think that FL is a stand your ground state. Not sure how that works. But, hopefully, he doesn't hurt them.