Re: keep someone off property because of suspected drugs dea
Posted by uns007 on 1/10/09

On 12/16/08, l brown wrote:
> Is it lawful for a bar owner to not want someone on their
> property because he knows he is being watched for suspected
> , and proven, drug activity. Also, can he tell the two
> businesses next door, who are his watch dogs, to also not
> let that individual on their properties and to call the
> police if they even see the vehicle in the area? Also, can
> the bar owner be spreading any kind of defamatory comments
> just to get these other businesses to not let the individual
> in the area? Can the bar owner be sending out emails to his
> so called friends, you squeel I squeel customers, not to
> have anything to do with this individual, in other words, he
> wants to turn the entire community against this individual
> just so this individual does not get in contact with anyone
> he makes contact with the fear that one of his people mite
> squeel. why do the police believe his lies, don't the
> police have to notify this individual of this guys words?
>
> this guy is soooo bad, but he makes himself look like the
> victim by spreading gossip and his drug buddies believe him.
>
> please help.

Our government doesn't do as much as it could to keep guns off
the streets. So sad situation.



Toronto personal injury

Posts on this thread, including this one

• keep someone off property because of suspected drugs dealer, 12/16/08, by l brown.
• Re: keep someone off property because of suspected drugs dea, 1/10/09, by uns007.
• Re: keep someone off property because of suspected drugs dea, 1/13/09, by Toronto personal injury.