Whenever someone tries to argue and pick a fight with me, I punch them right in the fucking face.

old man and his son were scamming people out thousands of dollars!!!

I love that guys nasally voice

LOL

Hah

Talk to Bernie madoff

Still he shouldn't have been scammin

He told him to get lost at the beginning of the video.

The guy then tried to follow him in his business.

Get lost means get lost. It doesn't mean follow me across the parking lot and into my business.

Hail the old man.

The Constitution covers State law as well, dufus. He didn't just verbally threaten, he physically assaulted him by grabbing his collar with a clenched fist. And his son was running a crooked business.

You guys should be defending the reporter, the good guy in this story.

Last Edited by Gimme Some Truth on 05/31/2014 09:56 PM

THIS GUY AND HIS SON ARE SCUMBAGS. The old guy is the father of a convicted auto dealer who opened a new shop in Gainesville, even though he doesn't have a license.
Richard Wilder, 43, owner of the now-defunct Braselton Used Auto Sales, was charged with seven counts of theft by deception and one count of racketeering for purportedly depositing customers' tax refund checks into his own account. He was ripping off people every chance he got.

In addition, CBS Atlanta said that Wilder had been previously indicted for odometer fraud, forgery, computer theft and other charges in 2009 and 2010, while also pleading to two felony charges in 2011.

Following the September incident, the Georgia secretary of state issued a cease and desist order against Wilder for operating a used auto dealership without a license. However, far from being discouraged, Wilder and his family simply moved their shady business to Gainesville!

Chirico discovered the Wilder family's new shop named "EZ Auto Sales" at 1608 Atlanta Rd. in Gainesville, and tried to interview the 43-year old after learning that he is not licensed to sell used cars in Georgia.

Don't let the facts get in the way of a good story.

Sometimes you gotta take a few hits


What a scumbag is right

That old bastards gonna be slurpin knob in the big house.

He assaulted the kid when he grabbed him by the collar and waved that wrinkled up old cloven hove in the kids face.

Places of business are private property.
Though they are open publicly, during hours of operation, to customers.

In order for the press or media to gather news while on private property, they must first obtain explicit consent from either law enforcement or the property owner.

I see two different situations in this video.

First, the reporter is on public property, as it seems. What happened there, his collar being grabbed, was enough to have the police called for his defense and protection. He made a threat to call the police, the store owner agreed to have them called.. The police were not called. They were used as a threat for compliance for a man to act against his own best interest.

Then the reporter followed the owner onto private property, which may be considered public only to those who are welcome during hours in which the store is Open for business.
The man had just unlocked the door, the store was not yet open. Then the reporter placed his hand on said property, opening the door in order to enter without consent.

Do you see why this would look bad in court for the reporter? If someone attacked or threatened to attack you, you do not follow them or attempt to follow them onto private property.
The press must first get explicit permission or "licence" to be on private property.

I would assume the reporter did not do that judging by the owners reaction, but that is something we do not know as viewers.

Calling or not calling the police has nothing to do with whether or not a crime was committed.

Without a NO TRESPASSING sign, it is perfectly legal to walk up to a home or business and open the screen door. How else do you knock on the door?

Again, why are you defending the bad guy in this story?

Last Edited by Gimme Some Truth on 05/31/2014 10:27 PM

The Constitution covers State law as well, dufus. He didn't just verbally threaten, he physically assaulted him by grabbing his collar with a clenched fist. And his son was running a crooked business.

You guys should be defending the reporter, the good guy in this story.


I am not a state stupid.

I am TELLING you Man to Man, if I warn you to get out of my face, if you do not do it, I am going to bust you in the mouth.



No written law by a Nation or State will prevent that from happening.

Ya dig?

I wish 5% of Americans had the balls this older man has. Men are so pussified today they don't know what to do when confronted.

Tell the person to f off and if they don't knock them on the ground. They will f off after that

ah...the ol' "Grab the door, sonny, have I gotta deal for you," trick...

works

every

frickin

time

If you physically grab someone's collar, that is felonious assault, ya dig?

Last Edited by Gimme Some Truth on 05/31/2014 10:30 PM

If you physically grab someone's collar, that is assault, ya dig?


You won't be able to call it anything when I put your teeth in your throat.

Wanna come see me and find out?

Sorry guys but old chap was in the wrong.

Don't get close enough that I can grab your collar.

Fair warning.

In some jurisdictions, verbal threats are also felonies, ya dig?

I really hate reporters that get in people's faces. The old guy was not open to talking to him and did tell him he was going to punch him.

But nooooo, reporter had to follow him and get the scoop. He got the scoop alright. He got his azz whooped but a senior citizen.

Then he starts whining "I'm going to call the police, you punched me in the face"

The next time you get ripped off by a used car dealer, remember who you were defending here.

Well he did tell him he was going to punch him in the face. His body language should have put the reporter on alert that he was gonna get an ass whoopin.

bullshit. the reporter held the door open..that's the second he included himself in where the older man's freedom of movement, and against the property he is responsible for, and he deserved far worse than a punch

The reporter told him he would call the cops when oldster had him by the shirt, I don't think he cared much.

Sounds like there was something criminal involving his son so he was probably all wound up and sick of being hounded by the press.

Last Edited by geminilion on 05/31/2014 10:59 PM

He should have beat the crap outta the camera man and destroyed the tape. Then buried the two scumbags in the back of the lot and gone to lunch.

I hate reporters with a passion.


The thing most people don't do is hold up a middle finger in front of your face and keep saying shit over and over and over. This way they cannot use any footage at all. This will work in any news media as they cant air anything....

The reporter was no longer welcome on the property.

Had the man not punched him, the reporter and crew still would've been breaking the law.

It was obvious the reporter was not trying to knock on the door, as the owner was standing right there. His intention was to continue to follow him.

The owner was there to object to their presence, and they didn't leave. The reporter was antagonizing the owner at that point.

When there is verbal instruction for someone to leave, a No Trespassing sign is not needed. Just as verbal consent is all the press needs to obtain "licence" to be on someone's property.

A reporter is actually doing his job going after a scumbag businessman and all you guys can do is defend the scumbag.