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SHOULD WE CALL THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IF WE HAVE ASKED A PERSON TO LEAVE OUR PROPERTY AND DOES NOT BECAUSE HE IS TO INTOXICATED TO DO SO HIMSELF

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by Rince on June 16th, 2008
UK law, you have the right to ask them to leave, and the right to use 'reasonable force' if they refuse to do so, you also have the right to call the police and ask them to assist you with the removal of the person from your property.
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by Berkeley on June 16th, 2008
You do have the "right" to do so. It's your property.
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by Annon on June 16th, 2008
If you are in America, you can ask him to leave three times CLEARLY, and if he doesn't, you can legally shoot him out of self-defense.

That should shoo him.
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- err.. shoot him because he's drunk?
  That's pretty extreme and unnecessary, in my oppinion.. if he is indeed dead drunk, it should be easy to either push him out or tackle him and drag him out. Nobody gets hurt that way (well, he might get a few bruises, but nothing serious)
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  by GreenFreak on June 16th, 2008
- Nah, obviously it's the part about him being on your property without consent, not that he's drunk.
  Obviously, because I put 'clearly' in capital letters, to emphasise the 'ask him to leave' bit.
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  by Annon on June 16th, 2008
- well, he said "and does not because he's too intoxicated to do so himself". A gun doesn't help you then. And even if he weren't, shooting him would just be plain stupid in my oppinion..
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  by GreenFreak on June 16th, 2008
- But I expect that his drunkeness isn't to the point of paralysis because he is asking him to get off the proerty in the first place.
  If he was so drunk he couldn't walk, they'd just call an ambo. Obviously he isn't that drunk.
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by Gideon on June 16th, 2008
Um, yeah. If he commits a crime or hurts himself, you're looking and a hassle. Get him to leave.
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by Ksox on June 16th, 2008
I have been in this situation a few times before and i always hesitate.
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by Demonica on June 16th, 2008
hell yes
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