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  • jpigeon
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    • Apr 2010
    • 1049

    Update>Gilman Springs OHV ticket< Case DISMISSED

    Was target shooting near Gilman springs road and recieved a OHV ticket for driving my truck on private property. Is there any way to successfully fight this ticket?

    There is a way. Case dismissed as of 2-4-11. Thank you, hello to saving $250. To bad I could not get any good feed back from here...
    Last edited by jpigeon; 02-04-2011, 11:48 AM.
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    BigDogatPlay
    Calguns Addict
    • Jun 2007
    • 7362

    Issuing agency? Private property posted? Complaint by property owner or on viewed by LEO?

    Need a lot more facts for any kind of an understanding.
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      jpigeon
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      • Apr 2010
      • 1049

      The issuing agency was Riverside county sheriff. No signs are posted at all from 60 freeway all the way to where we turn off. Which is about 2-3 miles approx. The LEO's showed up to patrol. If you know the area it's open wilderness. Nothing indicating ownership.
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        Ron-Solo
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        • Jan 2009
        • 8581

        There are a lot of signs posted there. Usually on the phone poles. It's not 'wilderness area' it is private property and people have been getting cited there for years.

        Also, it is prohibited by county ordinance to shoot there, so you were lucky you didn't get cited for that and lose your guns.

        RSO has a standing request from the property owner to cite there. I have a friend who has been cited there several times. I think the last one cost him about $250.

        Pretty much in SoCal unless you are on BLM or NF land, you are on private property.

        Add the fact that the area is a high fire danger right now, you were in the wrong place to be shooting and driving off road.
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          jpigeon
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          • Apr 2010
          • 1049

          Originally posted by Ron-Solo
          There are a lot of signs posted there. Usually on the phone poles. It's not 'wilderness area' it is private property and people have been getting cited there for years.

          Also, it is prohibited by county ordinance to shoot there, so you were lucky you didn't get cited for that and lose your guns.

          RSO has a standing request from the property owner to cite there. I have a friend who has been cited there several times. I think the last one cost him about $250.

          Pretty much in SoCal unless you are on BLM or NF land, you are on private property.

          Add the fact that the area is a high fire danger right now, you were in the wrong place to be shooting and driving off road.
          NO SIGNS. And I have been going to the area for years, never one sign otherwise I would not be there in the first place. Case dismissed as of today. I got my "Johnny Cochran" on.
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            Ron-Solo
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            • Jan 2009
            • 8581

            if you feel the feedback provided on your skimpy information was not enough, why come back here and post?

            And yes, there are signs posted, but they are often torn down by trespassers. If it's not BLM land or NF land (it's neither) it is someone else's land so common sense and courtesy should tell you to stay the heck out. Just because "everyone does it" or "you have been doing it for years" that doesn't make it legal.
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              jpigeon
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              • Apr 2010
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              Originally posted by Ron-Solo
              if you feel the feedback provided on your skimpy information was not enough, why come back here and post?

              And yes, there are signs posted, but they are often torn down by trespassers. If it's not BLM land or NF land (it's neither) it is someone else's land so common sense and courtesy should tell you to stay the heck out. Just because "everyone does it" or "you have been doing it for years" that doesn't make it legal.
              Really dude. How much info do u need? I was there, got a citation, there r no signs posted, and it got dismissed. To this day I have not seen any signs or fencing. Other properties further south are clearly marked by fencing or signs. I never said everyone does it. U cant cite people for crossing a line that is not marked. U can cry all u want but I am in the right and thats why I have a check being sent to me courtesy of the court. So there!!!
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              • #8
                SoCalDep
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                • May 2007
                • 815

                Did the cop show up at court?

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                  Ron-Solo
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                  • Jan 2009
                  • 8581

                  Originally posted by jpigeon
                  Really dude. How much info do u need? I was there, got a citation, there r no signs posted, and it got dismissed. To this day I have not seen any signs or fencing. Other properties further south are clearly marked by fencing or signs. I never said everyone does it. U cant cite people for crossing a line that is not marked. U can cry all u want but I am in the right and thats why I have a check being sent to me courtesy of the court. So there!!!
                  You got lucky and won on a technicality. You were still trespassing ON SOMEONE ELSE'S PROPERTY. Like I said before, if it is not BLM or NF land, and you don't own it, it belongs to someone else. How would you like it if someone drove across your front yard because there was no sign visible.

                  I drive Gilman Springs all the time, and I see no trespassing signs all the time. You don't seem to get it, nor do you appear to have any respect for other people's property.

                  I wouldn't recommend coming in to the LE forum and expect too many LEOs to agree with you.
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                  • #10
                    Eat Dirt
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                    • Nov 2007
                    • 9692

                    Originally posted by jpigeon
                    NO SIGNS. And I have been going to the area for years, never one sign otherwise I would not be there in the first place.
                    Interesting ...................

                    Were you up Jack Rabbit Trail Rd. ??( That beat up old road that conects Gilmans rd. with the 60

                    Or back in where the old Hot springs resort was !!!

                    Just trying to get an Idea where you were at ..I used to use that area a Lot.... Back in the day
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                    • #11
                      IrishJoe3
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                      • Feb 2009
                      • 3804

                      Originally posted by jpigeon
                      . U can cry all u want but I am in the right and thats why I have a check being sent to me courtesy of the court. So there!!!
                      You make it sound like we have some kind of vested interest in the citations, and its some kind of personal attack on us when we lose. Uh, no one cares. I stopped caring as soon as you signed the ticket. Doesn't matter to me if you "win" or "lose".

                      Sorry to ruin your implied middle finger.
                      Urban legends are a poor basis for making public policy.

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                        jpigeon
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                        • Apr 2010
                        • 1049

                        Originally posted by IrishJoe3
                        You make it sound like we have some kind of vested interest in the citations, and its some kind of personal attack on us when we lose. Uh, no one cares. I stopped caring as soon as you signed the ticket. Doesn't matter to me if you "win" or "lose".

                        Sorry to ruin your implied middle finger.
                        Nothing implied. Just have some respect for the law abiding folks that pay your bills. A warning does wonders for people like me.
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                          jpigeon
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                          Originally posted by Ron-Solo
                          You got lucky and won on a technicality. You were still trespassing ON SOMEONE ELSE'S PROPERTY. Like I said before, if it is not BLM or NF land, and you don't own it, it belongs to someone else. How would you like it if someone drove across your front yard because there was no sign visible.

                          I drive Gilman Springs all the time, and I see no trespassing signs all the time. You don't seem to get it, nor do you appear to have any respect for other people's property.

                          I wouldn't recommend coming in to the LE forum and expect too many LEOs to agree with you.
                          U dont get it. Now I know. Before I did not. Nothing was posted. If u drive by all the time you know the place looks like wilderness just ripe for hiking and exploring with the fam. I was not there acting like an idiot. Just teaching the kids how to shoot better than LEO's But really, if it were marked I would avoid the area like cancer. All Im saying is the county should have property owners secure their property before spending tax payer dollars to do so. I think ron solo will become ron trollo if u cant understand where Im coming from... Stop trolling threads, I think u might just be joshing with me...
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                            Ron-Solo
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                            Originally posted by jpigeon
                            U dont get it. Now I know. Before I did not. Nothing was posted. If u drive by all the time you know the place looks like wilderness just ripe for hiking and exploring with the fam. I was not there acting like an idiot. Just teaching the kids how to shoot better than LEO's But really, if it were marked I would avoid the area like cancer. All Im saying is the county should have property owners secure their property before spending tax payer dollars to do so. I think ron solo will become ron trollo if u cant understand where Im coming from... Stop trolling threads, I think u might just be joshing with me...
                            Like I said, if it isn't your property, BLM land, or NF land, it belongs to SOMEONE ELSE, not you, so you don't belong there. A little common sense goes a long way.
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                            • #15
                              IrishJoe3
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                              • Feb 2009
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                              Originally posted by Ron-Solo
                              Like I said, if it isn't your property, BLM land, or NF land, it belongs to SOMEONE ELSE, not you, so you don't belong there. A little common sense goes a long way.
                              I dunno Ron....you've said that, what, three, four times now? Maybe thats why he got a ticket instead of a warning; because he clearly doesn't get it or listen.

                              This isn't 1884...there is no free range any more. If you don't hold the title to the property, its not yours land. If its not your land, you don't have the right to be there. I think my kids would even get that on the first explanation.
                              Urban legends are a poor basis for making public policy.

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