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Speak out to the Napa DA in support of just punishment for felons who steal grapes

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David Uhte
11 years ago

Please do not allow this criminal to get off with a handslap. Send him away to set the precedent.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Prosecute to the full extent of the law, Restitution for the victims should also be in order.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Stealing of proprietary property should be punished to the fullest extent of the law and the punishment should prevent any similar theft of happening again.

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Kirk Summers
11 years ago

This is outrageous. Uphold the felony conviction and put him in jail to give him time to think about his crimes.

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Jonathan bellusa
11 years ago

Please prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. Set an example.

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Tom Romero
11 years ago

The penalty should fit the crime. Grand theft is a felony.

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Ted M Fuller
11 years ago

This is a crime that needs to be punished,, people who use there position power to take advantage of the system need to be held accountable,, you need to set a example.. Thank you Ted

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Joanne Drummond
11 years ago

This case is grand theft and should not be reduced to a misdemeanor. I urge the court to impose the maximum penalty available in an effort to make an example of this type of theft as truly criminal. Thank you.

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Marshall Dunbar
11 years ago

Would a bank robber be given a misdemeanor for stealing $800,000 or even $8,000? And what upsets me, is he stole from people he worked for and drank wine with, I am sure.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

The punishment needs to correlate with the crime that occurred. This should be a felony.

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Glen Bigelow
11 years ago

To grant a plea agreement to Jeffery Hill that would reduce his felony crime of grand theft to a misdemeanor would be a travesty to our justice system. Mr. Hill is guilty of grand theft and should be held accountable as such.

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Laurie Davis
11 years ago

Good luck! I hope and pray you win!

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Douglas Bergeron
11 years ago

Unless we apply serious consequences for serious crimes, our society is heading towards chaos and anarchy. Judge and DA, please ensure that a stiff sentence is given and a felony conviction is sustained,

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Kathleen Maschal
11 years ago

I am in support of a felony conviction. Mr Hill should have the charges upheld for grand theft and not reduced due to a plea bargain. By doing so we are not holding people accountable for their actions and not teaching our youth that there are serious consequences for committing such crimes but rather send the message that it's okay because you will have an opportunity to cut a deal.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Do not lessen charges. The bastard should go to jail!

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Jack bellamy
11 years ago

It would be a great injustice if a misdemeanor was handed down for the theft of $800,000 worth of grapes, what kind of message are you going to send if you go through with this? The time fits the crime, he knew what he was doing and at the expense of one of the nicest family's I have had the pleasure of meeting.

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george alvarez
11 years ago

I support a felony conviction

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george alvarez
11 years ago

I support a felony conviction

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Robert Eminian
11 years ago

Steal grapes from a vineyard is no different than stealing components from a warehouse that are integrated into finished products. Theft is theft. Period. No leniency. Do note reduce charges.

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Matt Bracco
11 years ago

It is clear that Mr. Hill has no conscience and has stolen from many people. He needs to pay for his crimes and not get off with a slap on the wrist.