Glenn E. Meyer
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GEM
If the OP's employer asks him to come on the property to provide armed security for the animals, it could hardly be construed as any kind of trespass, let alone criminal trespass. Trespass is entering someone else's property without their permission.
goofy said:Oh. I thought this might have been my friend, "Rich" that used to work at the Computer Emporium in Bushnell. He works in the Villages, now.
I haven't seen him in a few months. Cool dude. His brother's kind of a pain, though...
I agree with several other posts. Get the video. Call the cops. Sue the neighbors. Eat the pigs, if they get killed...Just don't offer the responding LEO any bacon. He/She may take it the wrong way.
That was covered back in post #3.Doyle said:The trespass we were talking about was shooting the dog while NOT on the employer's property - i.e. going and looking for the culprit.
That's irrelevent. The law doesn't require the pig farmer to build a pen that keeps the neighbor's dogs out, it only requires that he keep his own pigs in. The law requires the neighbor to keep his dogs on his own property.blume357 said:Here's a question for your boss...
If folks can build pens that keep dogs locked up then why can't he build a pig pen that will keep dogs out?