woody60707
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That's plain and simple entrapment. Any half decent defense attorney would be able to get this case thrown out, and get a good civil suit in against the police department.
Yea, that would seem common sense like. To bad the courts still found him guilty. Let alone any chance of civil suit.
At Garrison's trial, his attorney argued that it was a case of entrapment. "Columbus police utilized this topless woman to snare this man," said Sam Shamansky. "He sees her day after day. He's not some seedy pervert."
The argument failed to sway a Franklin County Municipal Court jury that found Garrison guilty of public indecency last month. He was ordered to stay away from the park, placed on a year's probation and fined $250. Currently, Garrison remains on paid desk duty while the fire department conducts an internal investigation into his behavior.
There whole legal system seems messed up. You have cops doing these illegal stings, and the courts finding people guilty of a crime they would of never even thought about doing in the first place if the cops weren't using half naked woman to talk them in to it in the 1st place.
If a police sting isn't catching people who normally commit crime, then they aren't fighting crime, their making crime. This should be common sense.