(09-01-2020, 07:05 PM)Sammy Wrote:

(09-01-2020, 06:54 PM)mikesez Wrote: "Wisconsin ... laws allow citizens to make arrests under one of two conditions.

The first is when a citizen has probable cause to believe that the person they are arresting has committed a felony. An example would be if you are standing outside a bank and someone with a mask comes out of the building with a bag of money. That gives you enough reason to believe that the person committed a felony.

The second is when someone witnesses a misdemeanor and the misdemeanor is a breach of the peace. That means you can’t arrest someone for public intoxication alone, but you can arrest someone for public intoxication if they’re throwing punches or objects at people."

Mike, if no one else appreciates you ... I do. Stick to your convictions. No one can tell you how to feel, we each own how we feel, and to change that can't be forced.

Appreciate you!