TR
I'm going by the low life's house tomorrow to confirm it's him. Then I'm going straight to the State Patrol in person and get some answers, and get this ball rolling so that one way or another, either this perp's in jail, or everyone knows his name. Especially those in the neighborhood where he lives.
Now you're thinking right!
I wish this M.F. was dead so I didn't have to deal with this shit. But he's here, and I feel an obligation.
Now, you're thinking is hampered by emotion. You've either judged the man as being worthy of death (which is not YOUR prerogative), or you wish that he wasn't alive (a disregard for the sacredness of life). Plus, if this entire sentence was to fall into the hands of the authorities it could be construed as meaning that the “obligation” you feel is associated with you're wishes that the person "was dead" ... not the best way for a person to express himself who has a permit to carry a weapon. Yes, I fully sympathize with your feelings about the low-life thing this jerk has done in the past ... something that YOU (and others) know that he's done, and may even still be doing. And, yes, there is even a likely possibility that he has purposefully located himself across the street from that school because he still has such tendencies.
Well, I'm off to the perp's house now. Then to the State Patrol. I'm leaving the shootin' iron home so I won't get tempted again.
Now you're mind is on the right track again. Perhaps justice will be realized. I think that the course you are pursuing is the one that I would likely follow.