The Psycho Predator....

[patman75]

Funny but not funny at the same time. Next time grab the glasses first, gun second.

Who could possilbly resist a brooder full of cute chicks and gooslings.

 

[fishman65]

Report this to the police right away. Someone who would at that age who would go through all that trouble to STEAL your property is not SANE!!!!!!!!!!! Yea i know she is just a little old lady. She has no one. she is just lonely. She means you no harm. yada yada yada. But she has a big problem, what if she burned down her bathroom and now she did the same thing to your brooder room or worst your house. Since you can not positively id the person with a chick in her bra their is not much the police can do UNLESS she has done this in the past and this is an ongoing problem. You can tell the police about your relationship (however brief) with her and they might be able to help you handle this mess. Some people will say that this is no big deal while some others (me included) will say this is major deal. However you handle this PLEASE BE CAREFULL. This is a crazy world we live in and my guns are always close by. Good luck and god bless.

 

[stonykill]

many "harmless" people have snapped and killed. Call the cops

 

[Chihuahuamom444]

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Omg get a hold of yourself ! You are SO overreacting it's not even funny. This is why the police are running all over the place on ridiculous calls....Im Quite sure the home owner can handle this just fine. All these people that call the cops over Everything are the ones in small claims court suing their neighbor cause the dog barked or the rooster crowed...gotta pick your battles

 

[stonykill]

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Omg get a hold of yourself ! You are SO overreacting it's not even funny. This is why the police are running all over the place on ridiculous calls....Im Quite sure the home owner can handle this just fine. All these people that call the cops over Everything are the ones in small claims court suing their neighbor cause the dog barked or the rooster crowed...gotta pick your battles

I just ran this story by my father. A local police officer for 30 years. He agrees. Call the police. You need a paper trail, and you need to protect yourself.

 

[Chihuahuamom444]

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Omg get a hold of yourself ! You are SO overreacting it's not even funny. This is why the police are running all over the place on ridiculous calls....Im Quite sure the home owner can handle this just fine. All these people that call the cops over Everything are the ones in small claims court suing their neighbor cause the dog barked or the rooster crowed...gotta pick your battles

I just ran this story by my father. A local police officer for 30 years. He agrees. Call the police. You need a paper trail, and you need to protect yourself.

Oh boyyyy.........it would take an awful lot for me to report something and Yes I have had to once....but it sure wouldnt be on some old lady who wanted a baby goose

 

[stonykill]

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I just ran this story by my father. A local police officer for 30 years. He agrees. Call the police. You need a paper trail, and you need to protect yourself.

Oh boyyyy.........it would take an awful lot for me to report something and Yes I have had to once....but it sure wouldnt be on some old lady who wanted a baby goose

tresspassing, theft. To start.

 

[Chihuahuamom444]

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Oh boyyyy.........it would take an awful lot for me to report something and Yes I have had to once....but it sure wouldnt be on some old lady who wanted a baby goose

tresspassing, theft. To start.

I give UP! She is an OLD lady who did something stupid !!! get over it people....you guys keep calling the cops over anything and everything and I wont....done with this post because you guys are ridiculous..... I think she should be arrested for Not wearing a bra the other day in public and for wearing a sparkly belt for a teen...but thats just me !

 

[WisconsinChickenWhisperer]

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I just ran this story by my father. A local police officer for 30 years. He agrees. Call the police. You need a paper trail, and you need to protect yourself.

Oh boyyyy.........it would take an awful lot for me to report something and Yes I have had to once....but it sure wouldnt be on some old lady who wanted a baby goose

I am not sure that the point is that this is some old lady who wanted a baby goose. This old lady climbed over a locked and posted gate, entered a brooder, and was in the process of STEALING a baby goose. I am quite sure that if that same old lady would have called the OP, or even knocked on the door and said you know, my bathroom burned down and I lost all of my baby geese that I had in my brooder, is there some way we can work out a deal on some of your cute babies-that this would be a totally different story. Now, if the same thing happened to me, I would file a report with the police (not necessarily press charges right away), try to talk to the old lady and let her know that she is under no circumstances to be on my property without permission, and I would lock everything up-even if I was home. That way, if it happens again, you've got a record of a prior incident.

 

[NotInThecity]

This reminds me of the story of an elderly lady in a small town who was often found wandering around at night. She had lost her husband a few years prior (after over 50 years of marriage). The neighbors or police would make sure she was okay and take her home. She seemed completely harmless. On some very, very early mornings, she would take the neighbors coffee and cookies and visit with them a while. After she had left and at a more reasonable hour they would return the coffee pot and plates, she would scream and rant at them for 'stealing' her coffee pot and that she had been looking for it for hours! When anybody visited her in her home, she mostly seemed okay, maybe just a bit forgetful or confused at times, but for short visits, nothing unusual for an elderly person. Finally the police decided to call the family after almost setting her home on fire by accident and said she couldn't live alone anymore--her 'incidents' finally started coming out.

The catch is, nobody in the family knew the extent of her issues because they didn't live nearby and no one told them about her night time trips or police calls (they always took care of her, took her home, etc.) To make a long story short, she ended up diagnosed with Alzheimer’s dementia. It was after her diagnosis that many more of her escapades were told to the family--her neighbors and friends (who abandoned her because of her odd behavior), brought forth the information and how it all made sense to them now (think many, many odd stories about her)--it was the dementia. The place where she was evaluated informed the family that on some days she was perfectly coherent and normal, yet other days her behavior would be quite 'erratic'. Turns out, she was not perfectly harmless, she did have violent/dangerous episodes once in a while.) Had somebody officially filed a report or talked with the family, she could have diagnosed much sooner. Thank heavens she was finally 'caught', before something tragic happened.

My point is, maybe the police or her family do need to be contacted for her safety. They may not know the full extent of her escapades. What if the next person she tries to steal a goose, etc. from doesn't give a warning? What if she doesn't even remember you gave her a warning and tries it again? I am not condoning her behavior by any means, but she may need help and especially in small towns, sometimes it takes several calls before something is finally done to really help her--medical evaluations, roommate, etc. Wouldn't you want to know if someone in your family was having these issues?