Confrontation with reporter in Yaniv strata parking lot - Miriam can't stop slapping people

[2nd_time_user]

On live, Nick Recketa and Null talking now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGWKQhUMvcs&feature=youtu.be

 

[Tranny Fanny]

I've been following this creeps story for a few years. Was begging women in Facebook crime watch groups in private message to screw him before Jessica came to be. Drove into it's complex today. Seeing where the reporter was parked. There is no way his car was damaged. Walnut Grove definitely isn't a dangerous place to live, especially where it is located. Lots of condo's in the area. Feel bad for the neighbours in the area that have to see it's crap.

As for the taser, buddy got arrested with one years ago with no prior criminal record. Was handed a 1 year suspended sentence and a bunch of community service. Basically if you stay off Police radar for a year the charge disappears from your record. Which could be great charge for it.

 

[Anonymous For This]

Imagine having your front door being broken down by some crim, and you're not allowed to shoot them to stop them, and the police are too busy responding to Johnny here.

Oh, Canada.

Spoiler: Slight powerlevel.

Worked in a hospital once. Sometimes if you left a patient alone in the waiting room, you'd hear a cry and run out to find them in the floor.

"I fell!" They would invariably cry.

98% of the time you could have security pull the footage and watch them slowly get out of their chair and lie down on the floor. The only real solution for this sort of person's physical ailments is a Mack truck heading straight for them at 75MPH.

 

[Tranny Fanny]

Imagine having your front door being broken down by some crim, and you're not allowed to shoot them to stop them, and the police are too busy responding to Johnny here.

Oh, Canada.

As someone who is allowed to own firearms in Canada I don't have to imagine. That being said, people have walked from charges in Canada for shooting an intruder. Though it will cost you a tonne in Lawyer bills.

 

[ComeGetSome]

As someone who is permitted to own a firearm, and has had many a read and discussion on the pertinent laws, you can indeed use a legal firearm to stop an intruder in one's home. The force used must be proportional and justified. You can't shoot an unarmed intruder, for example. But if you know the intruder is armed, and you know that any other means of confrontation will result in your own harm/death then your use of deadly force is probably justified. Yeah, you'll probably be arrested, and maybe even charged... But there is a defense if the force was justified.

There's already case law on the books. Search Canlii.

 

[MG 620]

At this point I'm wondering if Yaniv has bought all the mobility shit himself.

That's very likely if you ask me. He probably paid for it with wax salon "settlement" money.

 

[pr3nt177]

If this was a real attempt at a hit and run why isn't fat boy pressing charges? As let's face it he's not shy on dealing with the police and/or the courts. (Yeah, I know the reality is it's all on video but he's publicly claimed it as a bonafide incident.)

Not sure where he got those piddly bits of "evidence" from as there was no damage to either the car as I saw/heard in the video or "his property" despite his public claims to the contrary. Toolbox raid perhaps

They both must be disappointed the car didn't nudge them out of the way, a good claim lost there fat boy.

 

[RE 374]

I've been following this creeps story for a few years. Was begging women in Facebook crime watch groups in private message to screw him before Jessica came to be. Drove into it's complex today. Seeing where the reporter was parked. There is no way his car was damaged. Walnut Grove definitely isn't a dangerous place to live, especially where it is located. Lots of condo's in the area. Feel bad for the neighbours in the area that have to see it's crap.

As for the taser, buddy got arrested with one years ago with no prior criminal record. Was handed a 1 year suspended sentence and a bunch of community service. Basically if you stay off Police radar for a year the charge disappears from your record. Which could be great charge for it.

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[CKC]

As someone who is permitted to own a firearm, and has had many a read and discussion on the pertinent laws, you can indeed use a legal firearm to stop an intruder in one's home. The force used must be proportional and justified. You can't shoot an unarmed intruder, for example. But if you know the intruder is armed, and you know that any other means of confrontation will result in your own harm/death then your use of deadly force is probably justified. Yeah, you'll probably be arrested, and maybe even charged... But there is a defense if the force was justified.

There's already case law on the books. Search Canlii.

Yes, this is correct. If someone is going to use a level of force that would cause grievous bodily harm, of death against you, then you can respond in kind.

 

[AnOminous]

As someone who is permitted to own a firearm, and has had many a read and discussion on the pertinent laws, you can indeed use a legal firearm to stop an intruder in one's home. The force used must be proportional and justified. You can't shoot an unarmed intruder, for example.

In the U.S., in most states, you are entitled to presume that anyone invading your home is an actual threat. You don't have to ask them politely if they're armed before shooting them.

It's usually a rebuttable presumption, i.e. if they can show you actually knew or should have known the trespasser wasn't a threat, you may still be prosecuted.

 

[SourDiesel]

In the U.S., in most states, you are entitled to presume that anyone invading your home is an actual threat. You don't have to ask them politely if they're armed before shooting them.

It's usually a rebuttable presumption, i.e. if they can show you actually knew or should have known the trespasser wasn't a threat, you may still be prosecuted.

Honestly the more I learn about the different laws in Canada vs the US in these threads, the more I think they are actually more similar than people realize and there's a lot of misinformation out there.

 

[Tater Hater]

I've been following this creeps story for a few years. Was begging women in Facebook crime watch groups in private message to screw him before Jessica came to be. Drove into it's complex today. Seeing where the reporter was parked. There is no way his car was damaged. Walnut Grove definitely isn't a dangerous place to live, especially where it is located. Lots of condo's in the area. Feel bad for the neighbours in the area that have to see it's crap.

As for the taser, buddy got arrested with one years ago with no prior criminal record. Was handed a 1 year suspended sentence and a bunch of community service. Basically if you stay off Police radar for a year the charge disappears from your record. Which could be great charge for it.

Was this around the time of cats being mutilated on the property? supposedly by an 8yo punk kid who JY claims to have caught? This appears to have happened in a rental unit prior to his condo purchase in 2017

 

[SpaceHobo]

I've been following this creeps story for a few years. Was begging women in Facebook crime watch groups in private message to screw him before Jessica came to be. Drove into it's complex today. Seeing where the reporter was parked. There is no way his car was damaged. Walnut Grove definitely isn't a dangerous place to live, especially where it is located. Lots of condo's in the area. Feel bad for the neighbours in the area that have to see it's crap.

As for the taser, buddy got arrested with one years ago with no prior criminal record. Was handed a 1 year suspended sentence and a bunch of community service. Basically if you stay off Police radar for a year the charge disappears from your record. Which could be great charge for it.

Yeah, the entrance Keean was at is basically like a semi-circle. There are about four guest parking spots along the driveway, easy to get in and out. There's another entrance a little down the street that leads to underground parking from what I remember but it's behind a gate.

Also Langley is basically white-town in comparison to the tri-cities. It's like 75% white according to its demographics, I don't know what Yaniv has to complain about.

 

[PonelessBizza]

Imagine having your front door being broken down by some crim, and you're not allowed to shoot them to stop them, and the police are too busy responding to Johnny here.

Oh, Canada.

Spoiler: Slight powerlevel.

Worked in a hospital once. Sometimes if you left a patient alone in the waiting room, you'd hear a cry and run out to find them in the floor.

"I fell!" They would invariably cry.

98% of the time you could have security pull the footage and watch them slowly get out of their chair and lie down on the floor. The only real solution for this sort of person's physical ailments is a Mack truck heading straight for them at 75MPH.

Imagine that criminal scum actually being Johnny boi

 

[Munchma Quchi]

Was this around the time of cats being mutilated on the property? supposedly by an 8yo punk kid who JY claims to have caught? This appears to have happened in a rental unit prior to his condo purchase in 2017

Hi I'm going to need to hear more about random cats showing up mutilated in proximity to JY. Have you got screenshots, news articles, eye witness account, anything?

Edit: if you do have something juicy to add please start a new thread. The JY-Abuses-Animals narrative is currently unexplored and if you have supporting evidence then it ought to be discussed on its own.

 

[Tater Hater]

Hi I'm going to need to hear more about random cats showing up mutilated in proximity to JY. Have you got screenshots, news articles, eye witness account, anything?

Edit: if you do have something juicy to add please start a new thread. The JY-Abuses-Animals narrative is currently unexplored and if you have supporting evidence then it ought to be discussed on its own.

Screenshots from spring 2017, at work but will post them ASAP

 

[SourDiesel]

Screenshots from spring 2017, at work but will post them ASAP

Seriously though please do make a new thread for it. It's a new development that needs its own conversation.

 

[JYaniv]

Honestly the only one way Johnny would be controlled in the long run is institutionalization. Which is almost entirely not a thing anymore, and doubly so for a poor oppressed tranny. I predict many years of wonderful content, until Mama and Baby Yaniv decide to try their screaming and car blocking schtick on an East Indian gangbanger. Then content will mysteriously stop, quite suddenly.

Penalization is one thing, only the institution is Corrections BC, and that's where people like JonboYaniv wind up. Traditional institutions (a la sanitorium) have gone out of vogue, but they still exist, and are simply called extended duration Psych Wards at local hospitals. I think Miriam will wind up here after Yaniv is detained.

The traditional institutions have been simply shifted. There's a report on it at the BCOmbud:

“Involuntary detention and treatment is the most intrusive form of mental health care available,” said Chalke. “This is a failure to comply with the Mental Health Act, the law that allows people who are gravely ill - our friends, daughters, sons, parents and grandparents – to receive timely treatment while protecting their legal rights,” he said adding involuntary admissions are often a necessary last resort for mentally ill people who are at risk of harming themselves or others. “The state, when it uses such an extraordinary power, has a critically important duty to follow the law. This includes properly completing documentation of what is happening to an individual and why. To not do so is not only unacceptable, it is contrary to law.” said Chalke.

The report’s findings were based on an investigation that reviewed admission records of every involuntary admission in the province that took place in June 2017. A detailed analysis of mandatory admission forms found that across the province, all of the required forms were was completed in only 28% of involuntary patient admissions. Vancouver Coastal Health, Northern Health and the Provincial Health Services Authority had the lowest overall compliance rates.

Reference:

Committed to Change: Protecting the Rights of Involuntary Patients under the Mental Health Act | Office of the Ombudsperson

bcombudsperson.ca

The Best of Care: Getting it Right for Seniors in British Columbia (Part 2) | Office of the Ombudsperson

bcombudsperson.ca

 

[Mr. Manchester]

Miriam v Barb, who wins? Miriams wily and aggressive but barb is tricky and will confuse Miriam with her confused old person act.

Chris v Yaniv is not a question. Chris would beat the shit out of Johnny.

 

[FitBitch]

There are a lot of things wrong with this fucker, but just how much he gets off on having power over others disturbs me the most.