Autistic Man w/ 37 Restraining Orders sues Police. (legal, county, support)

[antarez]

Autistic man with 37 restraining orders sues H.B. police | rogers, court, lawsuit - News - The Orange County Register This guy sounds like a real winner, he has 37 restraining orders against him, has filed numerous lawsuits against his neighbors and tries to "look" into children's bedrooms. Has prior kidnapping,assault and lewd acts on his record.

Films his neighbors and posts the videos on Youtube and finds otherways to harrass people. Now he's suing the Huntington Beach Police Dept.

Eventually he's going to mess with the wrong person or someone's going to get fed up dealing with this guy legally and take matters into their own hands.

[filihok]

What is the controversy here?

[antarez]

Originally Posted by filihok

What is the controversy here?

How this supposed "disabled' man is able to continue to play his games with the legal system and those around him.

He should be put away in a mental institution or prison instead of being able to continue to waste the Public and the City's time and resources.

Have you read the other links in the story?

[filihok]

Originally Posted by antarez

How this supposed "disabled' man is able to continue to play his games with the legal system and those around him.

He should be put away in a mental institution or prison instead of being able to continue to waste the Public and the City's time and resources.

Have you read the other links in the story?

Oh, "supposed 'disabled'" and "put away in a mental institution", I get where you are coming from now.

I did read the article and clicked a couple of the links and so nothing to suggest that he wasn't disabled.

Disabled people should be treated just like anyone else under the law.

It sounds like a living arrangement with more support would be beneficial to him.

[antarez]

Originally Posted by filihok

Oh, "supposed 'disabled'" and "put away in a mental institution", I get where you are coming from now.

I did read the article and clicked a couple of the links and so nothing to suggest that he wasn't disabled.

Disabled people should be treated just like anyone else under the law.

It sounds like a living arrangement with more support would be beneficial to him.

If his disability affects the way he interacts with people adversely and the meds he's on doesn't help then without an ideal living arrangement and/or help then his neighbors should have to "live" with the problems he causes?

It seems that this individual's actions can't be explained away entirely by his "disabilities".

I do agree with you that most disabled people should be given help and assistance when possible and this guy is extreme. Some of his actions are probably not related to his disability and he uses it as an excuse for his personal flaws.

[filihok]

Are you discussing this with me or some imaginary adversary?

Originally Posted by antarez

If his disability affects the way he interacts with people adversely and the meds he's on doesn't help then without an ideal living arrangement and/or help then his neighbors should have to "live" with the problems he causes?

Originally Posted by filihok

It sounds like a living arrangement with more support would be beneficial to him.

Originally Posted by antarez

It seems that this individual's actions can't be explained away entirely by his "disabilities".

Originally Posted by filihok

Disabled people should be treated just like anyone else under the law

[antarez]

I just posed a few questions on a forum for whomever, BTW I don't see someone who disagrees with me as an adversary, just someone with a different viewpoint.