Thank God for the rule of law. It’s great that we have courts and judges to resolve disputes like this one:
How many meows does it take to make a misdemeanor? Jeannette District Judge Joseph R. DeMarchis will make that determination in 90 days.
He heard testimony Tuesday in the case of a city teenager who allegedly said “meow” repeatedly to a neighbor. Michael Loughner, 14, of 108 Harrison Ave., was charged with harassment by Jeannette police after a July 23 incident.
And what was the alleged harassment?
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Alexandria Carasia, 78, of 106 Harrison Ave., said that was the day she finally called police.
“I’ve had to put up with this for three years,” Carasia said. “As I walk by, I see Michael and his mother. He got on the porch and hid behind the bamboo screen and starts meowing. If I don’t make this stop now, they’re going to keep doing this to me. I shouldn’t have to worry about walking out of the house and being harassed by this young kid.
“Every time he sees me, he meows,” Carasia testified.
Get a grip, Alex. Would you prefer that he bark at you?
Old. People. So. Crazy.
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