I can’t believe that will stand up if challenged in court. Once the property is left on public domain I can’t believe it is anything more than garbage….per say.

Just how many trinkets and swag could be in a magnetic container anyway? Sounds like a keybox.

I’m wondering what the court arguments will sound like…”So, you put a keybox, on a metal electrical panel, in a park, without permission, and someone took it?”

Well it doesn’t say if he was actually an Air Force member or a civilian working for the Air Force. If it’s the former, he should be fearing his commanding officer and not the courts. If it’s the latter, he should be fearing his fellow comrades. What a dope, but of course nobody said most criminals were the best / brightest either.

If you ask him, I’m sure he’ll tell you he was innocent and did absolutely nothing wrong.

I would hope a good DA would argue the point that this was not litter or public property. In in fact does have an owner on the geocaching.com website. To me this is no different than “forgetting” something in the park and having someone swipe your property.

Light the torches and sharpen the pitchforks. 😯 😯 😯