'Bad Neighbor' Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall

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[@patricialagrier5218]

Love the channel 🥰❤️🙏

[@walterb5582]

John Harper got what he deserved.

[@karenmerritt3170]

One less bully in this world. The law should have done their job.

[@elizethompson8627]

Makes me think of the man who shot the other in movie theater for being on his phone

[@MummaMia5]

Omg Palm kept a journal and notes when being harassed, which we’re all told to do, then he’s said to be obsessed because he had notes. You can’t win . Unbelievable.

[@janicescott7338]

My employer alway’s said “Document, document, document!”

[@wisdomseeker3362]

I know what you're saying.

[@FLo-jc7ig]

Right??? Damned if you do and damned if you don't! 🤔

[@jennypham3998]

We only watching it on TV but we can really feel the terror. Imaging the people living it.

[@HoneyHoneyBaby]

​@@jennypham3998 Right 😳

[@bunandcheese4445]

Danny Palm should not have been sentenced because law enforcement failed to protect the community.

[@Tittles1959]

Agreed

[@Tittles1959]

One less evil human on earth. If this country doesn’t do something about the evil we r dealing with; there’s gonna be hundreds of Danny Palms

[@Tittles1959]

California is now reaping what it sewed

[@loricook6331]

Actually the other party was arrested and charged with a felony. The court system is the problem.

[@daCubanaqt]

I would’ve got a hoopty and when he tried to run me off the road, that would’ve been it. I would’ve run him off the road.

[@troybuilt1142]

To Dan Palm thank you for your service to our country. I agree with most observations that if the sheriff's department would have done their job this would never have happened. Dan Palm had to do their job for them.

[@janyceparks8326]

Law enforcement is completely to blame. I'm sure no one misses this monster.

[@maryowens8763]

I agree, I think they were afraid of him.

[@lcam9241]

Not completely to blame but they did fail that community.

[@loisannlovelace8988]

Facts. The law should have done more to protect these citizens. Harper certainly not a sympathetic character

[@babyofmyfamily]

Exactly, he probably was a informant for them. A lot of THUGS & CRIMINALS are; and they be hardcore in the streets!!!

[@valerierodger]

No, the lies to blame. Law enforcement couldn’t do anything more than they did.

[@LaLaLonna]

Mr. Palm didnt kill this maniac just because "he didnt like him" as the DA says toward the end. This crazy man had a weapon that he was terrorizing the community with daily, his car. The police 1000% dropped the ball on this one. I am glad Mr. Palm didnt die in jail.

[@jordangamble3515]

Hate to say it but Mr Palm by his actions has prevented a maniac from continuing to inflict violence and pain on others that are just trying to simply live💯🙏

[@chadpayne956]

You don't get to rewrite the law. When he broke it they arrested him. You don't just get to shoot people because they're a menace. Yes they suck and yes the neighborhood is better off without the man but that doesn't mean you get to reload and pump someone full of rounds. I can't believe this is an argument

[@Leann2]

California laws have never protected the innocent. Not ever for cases like these , rape and child abuse .. they just never cared.

[@janechinyereuchendu1235]

​@@jordangamble3515exactly.

[@Nickman1233]

​@@jordangamble3515maybe dont shoot someone 13 times idiots own guns but dont even know rules of shooting one. Self defense stops when you turn into the aggressor. He died with one shot so by your logic self defense ends after that since hes dead. He shot 12 more times to a dead corpse. 💀 kinda funny tho yall really willing to go to prison just to prove your cock is smaller than his

[@ladosis5596]

He was an officer and a gentleman and he took one for the team, apparently. Four minutes in and I can totally empathize with this man. You can corner a person only so far. We all lash out when pushed far enough.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Exactly, that's why it's best to not provoke others. You can only take so much

[@mindsigh4]

too bad Danny couldn't have done it more anonymously, put some F in his food or drink, or snipe the 💩 from a distance. but i understand emptying the magazine on the baastaard & then reloading part, like: "sh*t, now i'm going away for shooting ur dumb inbred ass...."

[@shaunlewis8484]

Sheriff’s department should be put on trial for failing to serve and protect the citizens!

[@kixboizgizmo132]

​@@dontbelongherefromanother We Still have the right Control Ourselves. He shot him umpteen times..8 were to the back. He lost control.... Consequences 😢

[@rozcole3650]

Harper was seriously a BAD MAN he apparently was a good person to his parents & because of that he took out his frustrations on everyone ELSE !!!!! Danny is a hero 😁😁

[@pjwolf-wiemers]

This one has stuck with me, from when I first heard about it, and watched the trial. I was so glad when it was reduced to manslaughter, and when he was released from prison.

[@Sandi-ke9mi]

Danny Palm wasn’t the aggressor, John Harper was. The police let him get away with it and did nothing.

[@chadpayne956]

Would you like them to arrest him for being a dick head? Cuz that's not a law. I understand what your emotions say but police have to go off a facts. We can't just have them running around arresting whoever they think is a mean person

[@jaywill1789]

That's murder ma'am

[@susanalexander6721]

​@chadpayne956 he was a terrorist.

[@sunshinehoward9649]

Harper's family expressed outrage at the reduction in conviction. Mudd's response: "Not all victims come into court completely pure and innocent. In the real world, occasionally victims bring about their own death."

[@jennypham3998]

Omg, they should've thank DP for putting their son out of his miserable life. How did they put up with a son like that, I would have kill him myself.

[@bonniecreighton4163]

Law Enforcement in that community should be ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES !!

[@valerierodger]

Why? What more could they have done? Why blame law-enforcement when it is the law itself that is to blame.

[@julielevinge266]

Completely pointless to put this man in prison he was obviously no danger to anyone!!🙄

[@Marco_El_Afro-Latino]

@@valerierodger There's obeying the law and then there's doing the right thing. They royally fvcked up

[@Marco_El_Afro-Latino]

@@julielevinge266 He did more than all the cops combined. Don't choke on that boot you're licking

[@marnesmum]

​@Julie Levinge really he shoots an unarmed man 13 times and you think he's not a danger. He has major anger issues and if he got off, a precedent is set, he'll think he'll can get away with it again.

[@erikaxchristine]

The man did the world a service. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@gamunozm1]

This bully deserved what was coming to him. Danny Palm is the real hero here. Someone had to stop this piece of crap and he took matters into his own hands. You can only take so much. Kuddos to Danny Palm.

[@MichellePieon]

Tricky part is this is the basis for school shootings. Kids getting bullied at school and they go on a murder spree. Slippery slope.

[@helenm6732]

You can’t simutaneously say “you can’t take the law into your own hands” and be totally “unable” to protect an entire community from escalating menancing and harassment with the laws you have. Can it be the sheriff didn’t look thoroughly enough? Mr. Palm thank you for your service. I’m sorry the State of California got it so wrong. You should have not spent one day in jail rather the sheriff’s department should have been sued for dereliction of duty.

[@babyofmyfamily]

Exactly, I think the menace was a informant to them the way they protected him!!!

[@jaywill1789]

😂😂 man that's murder learn the law

[@buzzybeemee4254]

Still can...just do it.

[@lovelyj241]

U people are crazy to think you can kill someone cause they driving crazy in a Neighborhood that doesn't belong to any of them it belongs to the city or County you live in.

[@ronitknight3078]

Big fat failure of the sheriff's department. Dan Palm has done service to the community that the sheriff's department SHOULD HAVE DONE.

[@wisdomseeker3362]

You're exactly right! He didn't deserve the nine years either .

[@valerierodger]

They should have shot an unarmed man? That doesn’t go over well, in case you haven’t noticed. They couldn’t of done anything more than they did. You can’t lock somebody up for a crime they are going to commit.

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

If the police valued the dead guy's life...they should have arrested him so he would be alive today.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

The law had let the residents down, sue the force 😊

[@prettyblkgyrl74]

The laws allowed this bully to relentlessly terrorize an entire community. Mr. Palm was a hero, even 10 years was too steep of a sentence.

[@chadpayne956]

The time that this guy broke a law he went to court. They can't just arrest people for being mean. I can't believe that you would want them to

[@yenh1144]

He should of gotten 25 yrs. He overdid it, you can’t just shoot someone 13x because he made a threat. If at least the guy had a gun himself, that would of been understandable. But he shot a man 13 times because he was mad

[@blacknosugarnocream]

Under state law, Palm, 53, must serve about 8-1/2 years of the 10-year sentence, getting credit for the year he has already spent in custody. That was in 1997. So he had to serve 7.5 years.

[@blacknosugarnocream]

​@@yenh1144- Bully might not be the word to describe John Harper, Jr., who died at the age of 48. In a letter written to Judge William D. Mudd, who presided over Palm's murder trial, Alex Alvarez, Harper's next-door neighbor, described him as an "unstoppable drug-crazed terrorist." Alvarez went on to write that during "the last two years before [Harper's] death, my family and I lived in terrorized fear of him." Author Ernie Grimm Publish Date May 20, 2004

[@rochellestarr9538]

Heroes dont take the law into their own hands.

[@elizabethguy]

I'm sure PTSD had something to do with Palm firing so many rounds. A person can only take so much.

[@zxy78267]

Yes, I think after all that time, the stress and fear was too much. I do think it's entirely possible that he blanked out. I've only ever had a verbal altercation with someone like that, a person who bullied everyone. One night, I just lost it and let him have hit verbally. I said some really harsh words, then told him if he ever spoke to me or my family, or came anywhere near us, "I'd...!" I don't want to post what I really said, haha, but it ended up being enough, and he stopped harassing us. But I honestly don't remember exactly what I said. I only know what people there told me. I just felt this insane heat travel through my body, and afterwards, I started shaking all over because of adrenaline rush. Every muscle in my body was tight. Everyone said that they were shocked because I'd never reacted that way to anyone. (One of my friends said that I actually scared her a little bit, haha.) But they all thought the bully deserved it.

[@mightymouse8026]

And who was at fault for his PTSD? Not John Harper.

[@michellesayers5346]

Yes for real not made up bs by murderous cowards

[@michellesayers5346]

​@mightymouse8026 doesn't matter lol he had it and dirty bully harper brought it out unlucky

[@Godzooky]

Sounds like you’re making excuses for a murderer

[@nancyalexander780]

"Law enforcement say 'vigilantly justice' is not okay." But what they believe but don't say is.. It's okay for some people to continually threaten, bully and endanger a community.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Yep

[@jude1515]

They need to change the laws to protect the innocent.

[@valerierodger]

Don’t be ridiculous. Law enforcement didn’t want this arsehole to continue to terrorize the community, but they couldn’t do anything more than they did. What they believe and don’t say is that this man did what he had to do to protect his family and his community

[@julielevinge266]

As a rule it’s not! But in this situation it definitely is 👍

[@julielevinge266]

Harper would never have been in that situation if he hadn’t been a complete POS!!

[@lerniewojack8348]

Law enforcement were the guilty parties in this trial

[@Cris-hk4cn]

Law enforcement should have been jailed, Fact.

[@onemanstrash8233]

There was a day that a group of men would have taken care of that situation if law Enforcment couldn't or wouldn't. Sometimes you have to do what is right instead of what is legally right. Just this old womans opinion. I stand behind this man 100%. He is a hero in my eyes.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Exactly. He should have been dealt with by the boys . No questions asked the useless being just taken a long holiday . Happy Town .

[@GrayDragon809]

Completely agree. I would beat the snot out of him!

[@tanyasampson763]

Yeah that was the day when lynching of certain people.was common even if they weren't guilty. We don't want that back. This is not the same

[@Chyrle-p4z]

One less menace to society.

[@sharonsmalls6846]

My sentiment as well. The community should have chosen a day and beat the mess out of Harper. A few broken bones would have adjusted his attitude. He wouldn't have terrorized anyone again.

[@sherridillon2767]

The law failed to prosecute the bully. He threatened bodily harm, burning down houses and murder. Yet, he never got prosecuted for those threats. All this could of been avoided if the law would of prosecuted for all the threats. He was allowed to run wild. Society is safer now. This guy is a hero for taking out the bully

[@rr8960]

The story reminds me of the true story movie “In Broad Daylight” where Brian Dennehy played a bully who terrorized a town. In that case no one ever admitted they shot him.

[@Maddspyder]

He made Harper look like a choir boy. That man deserved it.

[@WyattRyeSway]

Ken Rex McElroy. The entire town killed McElroy. Dozens. Ken had that coming too. In the end, though they investigated aggressively, the FBI could do nothing. McElroy had tried to kill someone who survived and said he was going to finish the job. The town was just protecting Bo (the guy McElroy shot). Yeah, Palm did the world a favor.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

The 3 wise monkeys mantra See - Hear - Speak no evil . Silence is golden . Creep gone & happy town .

[@terryskidmore6739]

To this day no one in Skidmore, Missouri has ever given any statement to authorities regarding who was involved in the shooting death of McElroy. Apparently no one saw anything.

[@valerierodger]

Yep, that’s what I was thinking, as well.

[@veradarby7222]

There was a flaw in the defenses opening statement. He said the victim was unarmed. While he did not show that he was armed with a gun, he was armed with his weapon of choice - his vehicle. This weapon is what he used to effectively terrorize the community. And, they were afraid of being killed by him on the roads.

[@jennypham3998]

DP didn't have good lawyer

[@richardwilhorst4589]

"You can't just kill somebody because they are a terrorist." Well... if that's the case your whole country might want to rethink itself.

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

The US government are the real terrorists, so it doesn't surprise me that their stooges in law enforcement would say that.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Do you know what terrorists is? Someone who is a enemy of the country & people culture & Values willing to destroy & kill. Danny is no Terrorists you insult the good decent citizen, his mistake was to shoot multiple times pity one shot between the eyes 👀 would have taken Mr. Useless out the man lost control its obvious but the American law does not see empathy the man flipped more mental assessment should have gone in his favour. What has happened to Danny ? I hope the town sticks together to fight Danny's corner & free this innocent man & Sue the Unprofessional Police Force . Someone was going to flip poor Danny went overboard basically he had a mental breakdown.

[@slisha4940]

That is true but LE should have done.more.

[@valerierodger]

😄

[@valerierodger]

@@slisha4940 like what? This isn’t Minority Report, you can’t lock somebody up because they’re going to do something.

[@JanetMeyer-re1xh]

John Harper's family misses him. Dan Palmer's family can welcome Dad back where he belongs. Congratulations to the Judge who used his authority and knowledge to right a wrong (conviction)! The jury did the best they knew how. It's amazing to watch a documentary that ended with a corrected sentence. Thank God!

[@NH-ow8dy]

After hearing what he did to that mom and her daughter, and how he just kept being able to terrorize people, I understand why someone would give up their life to protect people and get rid of this monster. I know it wasn't the right thing, but police failed those people

[@NH-ow8dy]

Also meth makes you crazy and dangerous

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

I'm so glad that he was released and is happy.

[@Cris-hk4cn]

Me too.

[@brianaseven8422]

Law enforcement themselves failed to protect an ENTIRE community from ONE man. Dan Palm is the man you want in your neighborhood in my opinion. That mother and her daughters story alone shows what Harpers intent could have been and his behavior was escalating.

[@msc8663]

Danny Palm was a hero.. the cops did nothing. Sad.

[@babyofmyfamily]

Yes he is. I would have been blessed to have him as a neighbor!!!

[@Jin420]

More I watch -- that Dan guy did the world a favor. 💯💯

[@enkeyvely6589]

he is a murderer. Plain and simple

[@farzanabland6701]

@@enkeyvely6589 we still thank him for getting rid of the trash.

[@michellesayers5346]

​@@enkeyvely6589no lol charge was manslaughter palm done the whole town a favour getting rid of a bullying pathetic coward

[@mfh6982]

My only gripe with Danny Palmer is he didn't reload two more times.

[@jennypham3998]

Why, I think he already dead after 8 bullets.

[@mfh6982]

@@jennypham3998 Maybe, but adding two more clips is called "feel good" shots. Making sure target is neutralized. Saying bye-bye for good.

[@colinsparman26]

John Harper,Jnr. crossed a line! My understanding and sympathy Mr. Palm.

[@happydays7143]

Mr Palm is a local hero - he should have been given a medal 🎖️He stepped up to protect the community when the law let them down.

[@shswnacallison7706]

So appreciate Tamron!❤

[@robertlove9796]

Tamron is an extremely good presenter of the facts. I really appreciate her factual delivery. Rob from Adelaide.

[@zxy78267]

I do, too! She's an excellent narrator.

[@themeliadonpepe6713]

she needs to flaunt her sexy more, she is a goddess

[@celineleeuwe1206]

"How did your finger go from here to there ( on the gun) " my goodness the man is a trained officer. Enough is enough sometimes. This wasn't just out of the blue it was sfter several deaththreats, a complete community in fear. This was self defense. No more stupid questions please, let the man go home !

[@Elovess]

I totally understand what made Danny Paul do that. That's how bullies die when their victims got fed up and decide to stand up for themselves. He got what he planted. If someone tells me "your family is as good as dead, I would instantly make sure that that won't happen by eliminating the threat. Danny was trained to eliminate threats and bad guys.

[@susanl8478]

Good job Mr. Palm ... TY!!!! You probably saved quite a few lives that the judicial system just can't take into account.

[@cutoffsnakehead5202]

Dan palm did a very great job he should get an award and he sent a message that you can not act like a terrorist in the neighborhood and think nothing is going to happen to you

[@theeradiantgoddess]

When I called myself trying to be a bully as a kid because I was being bullied,my parents said you don't want someone to be scared of you because a scared person will delete you. I never tried to bully a kid again! I blame his parents.Yes he was grown but that behavior started in childhood.

[@lcam9241]

Mannnn, stop the blaming of parents every time someone grown does anything wrong. Grown tail people are for the most part making their own choices! Choices choices choices.

[@theeradiantgoddess]

​@@lcam9241 he had a history of doing this bullying in childhood and it was said the parents did nothing. Do your research before you comment on something. Thanks for stopping by my comment though😉

[@ladyj5682]

I would have a hard time convicting him. No community should have to live in fear and this whole community knew that man was dangerous and the police didn’t even try to help yet we cry about gun rights. Seem like evil has more rights than those trying to fight it

[@jennypham3998]

Imaging if citizens have no guns.

[@ritamoreno143]

He is a hero, I don't care what the defense Attorney says. The bully had it coming. Now the people can live in piece.

[@renee1961]

Hello, and Thank You! I've watched Court TV for years, and I love Tamron Hall!

[@lesliemassey-or6cv]

When someone consistently puts you in eminent danger with threats and actions that can easily cost you and your loved ones your lives and the law refuses to step in, what other choice do you have? The guy purposely stalked and taunted this man! Was he supposed to sit back and wait to be the victim?

[@donnamariedavidson5065]

Exactly 💯

[@debramulcahy9979]

Sad a citizen had to do law enforcement’s job

[@a-jheney102]

Listening to the Sanctimonious Prosecutor makes one wonder if just maybe he needs to be terrorized by an individual such as was remorselessly causing such constant distress in an entire community . We require laws that shut away such menaces for life .

[@angie6649]

Thank you Mr. Palm. You are my hero. God bless you and your family.

[@sle81]

vigilante justice is absolutely necessary in some cases - this was a perfect example. wish i was on the jury!

[@insertnamehere9154]

He most likely lost his military pension behind that conviction. His family was impacted in so many ways🙏🏾 Pray they are able to live the rest of their lives in some peace and quite.

[@renee1961]

There's a book about another Town Bully. "In Broad Daylight", about Ken McElroy. Definitely Recommend!

[@donnamariedavidson5065]

The movie was real good as well!

[@taranjene4453]

I have no feeling for bullies.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Neither do I

[@jennypham3998]

Was he a bully all his life? How did he live that long?

[@mandyadler4536]

Thank Heaven for a judge with a brain and common sense. I would have let him go free and not serve any time. He's a hero.

[@mortalclown3812]

This happened before in Missouri. Can't recall guy's name, but he made John Harper look like a choir boy. He was shot down on the main street and they never found who did it.

[@virginiabalch6274]

Ken McElroy, Skidmore, Missouri

[@Angela-cz3qz]

I remember that story....

[@alexchuyp]

Was there a movie?? This case sounds so familiar.

[@pancho5262]

Purple Heart medal to Mr Dan !

[@Ioncandi]

There were no rage road laws in '95? I recall a former schoolmate who accosted a person and beat them to a pulp on the freeway and he and his pals got convicted on road rage in 1997 in So Cal.

[@darlene1967]

I’m glad him and his family are safe

[@OoMASEoO]

he shouldn't have hunted him down like that but I feel like it eventually would've come to a head either way

[@helenm6732]

If expert pysch witnesses were called, I believe you may have a different, more nuanced understanding.

[@Godzooky]

@@helenm6732no they wouldn’t.

[@reynalindstrom2496]

This is like an very old Clint Eastwood western movie 🤠 there an evil bully and his gang terrorize the town,one day a brave man confront the villain and kill him,everyone is so happy that the evil one is gone and they can now live in peace thanks to this brave hero.🥰 🥳Love from Sweden 💛💙

[@jennypham3998]

In this movie Clint East Wood die too. They should make this story a movie. How old is Mr. DP. Maybe he live long enough to see the movie.

[@denisehagwood4542]

Doesn't he rape a woman in that movie? Clint I mean

[@wilmahughes9879]

People now could live in peace without that pest . Thanks for sharing, more power to your channel 🎉👍👍

[@lola.44.77]

Danny did a good thing, his mistake was running away. Very disappointing.

[@wholeagain]

right ,and shooting so many times or else he would have gotten little to no prison time

[@loisannlovelace8988]

This is what happens when ppl behave badly. Actions have consequences. Harper made his bed. Palmer was wrong as well. What he did was not self defense. He was simply angry and grew tired of Harper’s terror and had, had enough.Though I get this on a human level, it’s still not right, but like I said actions have consequences. You can’t terrorize ppl and think everyone will lay down and take it.

[@lcam9241]

You are indeed correct. Haven't gotten to the end of the video when making this comment though. So I'm hoping he was found guilty of the least possible charge and got 2 weeks in county jail, probation for 1 year and went on to live a happy life. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Right

[@angelinalozada189]

The Police FAILED THIS COMMUNITY BIG TIME!!! They let this BULLY get away with everything!!!

[@jodyross6185]

why was the neighborhood bully still living with mommy and daddy at 40 something years old?? maybe his parents spoiled him with no discipline, still letting him live at home is weird!!

[@janedoe7229]

He did the world a favor but getting rid of that menace.

[@geneziogenezio7579]

Mr. Palm Saved HIS Life HIS Family Lives And The Whole Neighbors Lives...He Is A Hero!

[@patriciamorgan2669]

I can't believe a prosecutor would even prosecute that case!!!!!

[@motherofthreeb6337]

Dash cams is what these neighbors should've gotten. That would've PROVE the reckless behavior! John wasn't unarmed; HIS CAR WAS HIS WEAPON!

[@jenniferdeaton5130]

He probably saved an innocent person from dying at the hands of this bully. Maybe even his wife. I imagine any man would give 10 yrs to save his family's lives.

[@LC_2012]

Had a next door neighbor who had done a lot of what this guy did. Police took action but it wasn't permanent. Attempting to talk with him did nothing. With two little kids and me not being home during the day, we moved after about a year of harassment.

[@dearbh1736]

Well, better to move out than to empty 13 bullets into him and end up doing years in prison.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Sometimes you have to take the law in your hands. Dan Palm must be congratulated for getting rid of the scumbag sociopath Harper. Bravo to the judge!!!

[@jessicavera6982]

I bet all the neighbours threw a party when he got released lol

[@thelords3394]

It looks like this particular victim was asking for it.

[@jeskaaable]

John Harper Junior discovered the missing letters in the phrase : fu - - - th around and findeth out.

[@montel111]

I am hearing and AGREE with the comments posted here... with one caveat. What if this shooter was a young "urban" youth experiencing similar or worse indiscretions in his neighborhood with no police help?? Unfortunately, I think we know the response would be " Violence is never the answer." Sbt 🥰🥰😥😥

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Get real America is turning into a uncivilised hell hole in certain parts with drugs bad law,enforcement, bad leadership , basically a broken society.

[@MrEverth007]

That is how you take care of a problem.

[@ronellbotha1539]

I think even the law officers were scared of the Bully thats why they did nothing. Well done Dan!!

[@DeshaunD]

If i took a swig every time they said that trifling SOB *full* name 🙄

[@coloradolover5343]

I have a bully neighbor that I wouldn’t miss.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

If the cops won't do anything for to the clerk of courts office and ask for the paper work to file a nonfesance in office.

[@user-jy3zl2vp4b]

I think at one time or another we have all had an awful neighbor that needed discipline but never got it.

[@aristocats8371]

I have a neighbour like this, cops done nothing to help, something is gonna happen to her, people are fed up x 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

Go to the clerk of courts office and file a NONFEASANCE in office. Ask the clerk for the paperwork.

[@donnamariedavidson5065]

​@@theoryofpersonality1420 good idea!

[@RandomChristianMusings]

@@theoryofpersonality1420 Very good advise.

[@organismgel1043]

Smh Judge Mudd for reducing the sentence. Vigilante justice is not okay, sorry.

[@julielevinge266]

Why did they release a man who is threatening violence & retribution to the very people that he had been punished for?? Surly he should have been rearrested??

[@61sunset]

Law Enforcement should have been under trial for not putting JH behind bars. If they had done their job, this wouldn't have happened.

[@threatassessment606]

All they care about is making the most money possible

[@abigizaw1419]

It's sad ...that he had to kill, he needed to repent, but that man might have killed somebody if he lived more, maybe . But the judge was fair.

[@santale4102]

"when tyranny becomes law rebellion becomes duty"!!!

[@sammor-eden]

Harper new how to taunt and bully people to the limit of the law. Similarly to domestic violence, how many complaints are too many? When should law enforcement take action to prevent escalation? Dan Palm's family need to sue the city for negligence on 150 incidents.

[@cazcook2901]

The law needs to be changed! This man put people’s lives at risk.Dan Palm was brave enough to stand up to him ❤ He is a hero!

[@myothercarisadelorean8957]

I grew up in the area. We lived about half mile from where all that was going on. I was in elementary school vaguely remember but it was all over the local news and even was on 20/20. A few years later I became friends with a kid who lived in that area where the terrorizing was going on. A lot of the roads on that hill are scary twisty and yeah it would feel very terrifying to me coming around a bend and some maniac was trying to drive me off the cliff.

[@lindalb9519]

The LEGAL SYSTEM is 200% responsible.

[@suzieqmac2.0]

In todays world, vigilante justice may just be the only justice, with a few exceptions. The law enforcement in this country is more interested in going after someone with a camera on them than someone with a gun. I am from Texas, and our children died because law enforcement was too afraid to do its job. Someone has to do it. In today's world, most, not all, law enforcement, district attorneys, and judges are on the take or look at the law the way "they" interpret it. Not the way the constitution reads.

[@zxy78267]

I watched the body cam footage of Uvalde, and ended up shouting at the TV in frustration and anger. How could they just cowardly stand around and do nothing because of fear when a little girl was on the phone with the 911 operator telling them exactly where the shooter was? That is one of many failures, but it stands alone as the biggest failure for sure. My heart breaks for the families who lost loved ones, and then on top of that, finding out that the police could have stopped the shooter, but didn't act. The loved ones of those lost there will never have peace. Look at the Sandy Hook relatives and friends who lost someone. Their grief lives on, even today. 😔

[@jhonnp9280]

He was supposed to just enjoy his retirement, for the greAt service he has done for his country then met this monster. He was fed up, it was a moment of passion. No one misses that devil, he reap what he sow.

[@pinkparasollise9646]

6 years ago, I was a Volunteer with my local police dept. I called the FBI because I suspected corruption. Well, my Lieutenant and Sergeant called me in for a private meeting. I was removed from the Volunteer Corps, and an email was sent to the entire police dept. saying that if I showed up to Headquarters that I would receive an Armed Police Escort. Plus, my photo was at the Front Desk. 3 months later I was vindicated when it was revealed that the longtime police computer supervisor molested 24 boys in the Police Activities League. This computer supervisor then committed suicide. Three years ago, Santa Monica paid $42mil to the 24 victims. I then contacted the new Police Chief and 2 police friends trying to clear 'my good name.' I was told that the L.A. County Sheriffs confiscated these computers. Now, an additional 61 'victims' have come forward, claiming they too were molested.

[@onemanstrash8233]

Doing what is right can cause you so much trouble. But you still did the right thing! I hate you were treated like that but evil will always stick together. Take care of yourself!

[@pinkparasollise9646]

@@onemanstrash8233 Thank you for your kind comment...

[@threatassessment606]

I wonder who paid for the 42 million . The taxpayers

[@pinrod1]

People like this guy, think everyone else has the issue, when the issue is them.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Projection

[@danyfields9075]

If I were the judge he wouldn't get a day in prison. He may have acted carelessly but think of how many people that sucker terrorizes even law enforcement. He didn't care. Justice wasn't served. Even in death that mofo won

[@linasalinas7245]

Good job, Mr. Palm, you are a hero! Have a great life being a free man, knowing you did the right thing.

[@williamfoley5687]

Thanks Tamron

[@violabol]

Palm can be my neighborhood friend on any day!

[@Boyzee355]

Hero Bully got his medicine

[@asur-maathotepra5468]

Welp!! He did cause his own death...... dont provoke people to anger. People react differently to certain action

[@TheNinnyfee]

When police don't do the job they are supposed to do.

[@debbiethompson14]

When privilege backfires!!!