Was the house a-rockin'? Because, if it was, I think the law is pretty clear.

It's especially bad if the trailer is being sold in the "Men seeking Men" section.

FTA: "Once there he found a 31-year-old Fort Walton Beach wandering around a trailer with a flashlight."

Thankfully, it wasn't a nude beach.

Well, going around a parked trailer with a flashlight is a safer bet than going around a trailer park with a flasher.

Or, er, so I've heard.

mopery with intent to creep

/seen fleeing the scene
//were not sure about the colour

She's terribly partial about the perriwinkle blue...

Savage Bacon: [www.starstills.com image 414x334]

/seen fleeing the scene
//were not sure about the colour

Wrath of Heaven: She's terribly partial about the perriwinkle blue...

Why the fark would I want a caravan that's got no farkin wheels??

Hey this reminds me of a great movie from 2000 or so: Snatch. It's a little obscure; you've probably never heard of it.

Ok I haven't googled his name yet but c'mon this guy has to be named after an old beach fort. Off to chk.

/I love the old beach forts in Maine

Ok wow now I feel stupid. Would it be so difficult to put man after fort Walton beach?

skinink: It's especially bad if the trailer is being sold in the "Men seeking Men" section.

I wasn't sure if you were serious, so I checked urban dictionary. Apparently it's called a Trailer Hitch.

So, flashlighting a trailer at night is a chargeable offense? Other than trespassing, I can't think of reason to arrest the guy. Yeah it is suspicious, but is it that much more suspicious than if he came around during the day to warrant arresting him? Around here, daylight is not a deterrent for criminals. Sure alot of the crime is in the dark, but we only have eight hours of daylight this time of year.

I do my stealing before breakfast.

It sounds like the guy had a valid reason to be there.
It also sounds like if it was daylight, he wouldn't have been charged.
What is the crime?

Begoggle: It sounds like the guy had a valid reason to be there.
It also sounds like if it was daylight, he wouldn't have been charged.
What is the crime?

If the trailer was just off the road, in the front yard with a for sale sign then this is BS. However if the trailer was unmarked and further off the road, like a back yard then I don't blame the cop.

Dags

All of my best purchases were made on the street between the hours of 1:30 AM and 4:00 AM, and they were all totally legit and you can't prove otherwise, so there.

I won't buy any trailer that doesn't come with a dag.