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Cantonment Man Charged With Weapons Offense For Allegedly Throwing Concrete At House
March 10, 2022
A Cantonment man is facing felony charges after allegedly throwing a large piece of concrete at a local home.
Cody Ryan Winters, 28, was charged with a deadly missiles weapons offense and felony criminal mischief with damage of $1,000 or more.
Winters allegedly threw a “large” piece of concrete, some 2.5 to 3 inches in diameter, at the garage door of a home on Millet Circle in Cantonment. The concrete caused an estimated $1,200 in damage.
Winters sent a Facebook message to the female homeowner describing how he was going to “damage their property and kill her husband and kick their five-year old son”, an arrest report states.
Hours before, Winters allegedly threw a large rock, making a hole in an enclosed trailer at the home next door.
Winters was released on a $5,000 bond.
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9 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Weapons Offense For Allegedly Throwing Concrete At House”
Judges look at it also from a standpoint
what the individual can afford to pay.
Some countries base their fines on a person’s daily earnings. A speeding ticket will cost a certain number of an individual’s daily earnings, a DWI costs more days, etc. That way each person is punished alike – unlike here where the same dollar fine has no impact on financially well off folks, while others have to struggle or are incarcerated to pay it.
Makes sense to me
Absolutely pathetic!
This idiot is released on $5k bond after threatening murder and assault on a minor. Yet in another article, a 19 y/o is held on $45k bail for stealing less than $3k worth of tools. These judges should be locked up for their continuously ridiculous bond and bail settings.
@Pat…. good one!
I cannot believe they released him to go back out and do something else crazy. He needs to be locked up before he kills somebody!
There ya go, release someone back to the public who threatened to kill someone’s husband and LITTERLY THREATENED TO KICK A 5 YEAR OLD!
Open and shut case. They have concrete evidence against him.
Ernest T Bass………. Stop chunckin those rocks…….
an Ernest T. Bass (Andy Griffith Show) impersonator – LOL. Barney used to say: he‘s a NUT