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So we've been listening to a manhunt all afternoon. They've got 3 of them, it's getting close to sundown, the other one is still out there somewhere. Needless to say we're leaving the high-beams on tonight and loading the rifles.... if the dog was a decent watch-beast it would help, but she'd probably only lick the guy to death....
Around my neck of the woods, they arrest them, give them a high bond because of risk of flight, and then either try 'em or plead 'em. During incarceration (either waiting trial or after conviction), an INS hold is placed on them so they can't get out even if they come up with bail bond money or are otherwise releasable.
If they're sentenced to a jail term, they are deported after they are released. If they receive probation, they are deported. If they return and are caught during the time of their probation, they are thrown in jail for probation violation.
So these bozos will be back in a few months, hopefully to NOT do their pot farm 5 miles down the road from us, which will give the county mounties a reason to get some fed/dea money to do stakeouts, buy info, etc. Another word for Utah welfare? (Kind of like the highway project that took 25 years to build 25 miles of freeway - which now needs redoing because they used concrete instead of blacktop.... just another form of welfare here.... at least keeps them off the rolls I guess.)
Just looked at the paper online - they did get the other guy, who's from San Jose. He's been charged, is in Purgatory on $100,000 + bail.
The problems arise when the smell (read massive skunk odor) offends the neighbors, or when someone tries to steal plants and get shot at. Otherwise it's just another day in the wine/pot country...