The sentence included three years of supervised probation; 50 hours of useful community service for each year of probation for a total of 150 hours; letters of apology to the five of nine victims he was convicted; payment of restitution, fines and court costs of more than $14,000; and incarceration of 90 days at the Moffat County Jail.
I'd say he got off pretty easy considering. 15 felony charges. Make that a few charges with da pot and it's slammer time. Stealing cows may be the way to go.
Maybe it only happened in the movies, but, as I recall, cattle rustlers ended up dangling at the end of a rope.
ReplyDeleteSome for sure. Steal a horsey and from the same information source if you caught you were gonna swing then and there.
ReplyDeleteI don't think they had attorneys, back in the good ole days??? 15 felonies??? geez...
ReplyDeleteWhat about Lonesome Dove - - but they were man burners too.
ReplyDeleteIt was a sod buster. The rustler shot em, hanged em, then burned em... hated their guts and livers!
DeleteReal Texans would have done a hannibal on those two pieces.
DeleteWhat is that thing at the top TMOON?? Any idea.
Fly, I have no clue what that thing is...
DeleteWhere did you see THAT?
ReplyDeleteLinda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
http://deltacountyhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com
It's along the Arkansas River in Pueblo. There is probably a mile of these. This one is real new.
ReplyDeleteI would have joined the posse. I rode with Quantrell. Don't like to talk about it.
ReplyDeleteSeems like we might have to wrastle unless you have left the dark side.
DeleteIt's ok. Quantrell paid me off because I didn't keep up the subscriptions. He wasn't very nice about it.
DeleteYUK YUK
DeleteHis picture is posted.
ReplyDeleteIf he is smart he will leave N.W. Colorado and S.W. Wyoming.