Michael Josef Basl has five charges of violating protective order. Each charge has witness and computer forensics to back up his guilt. He is also facing the charge of violating his probation/pre-trial conditions.


What is the Penalty for Violation of a Protective Order in VA?

Violation of a Protective Order is a Class 1 Misdemeanor, which has a maximum penalty of up to 1 year in jail and a fine of $2500.


https://vacode.org/18.2-60.4/

and some court-appointed pysche counseling. He'll be back before end of summer.

The punishment for any person convicted of a second offense of violating a protective order, when the offense is committed within five years of the prior conviction and when either the instant or prior offense was based on an act or threat of violence, shall include a mandatory minimum term of confinement of 60 days. Any person convicted of a third or subsequent offense of violating a protective order, when the offense is committed within 20 years of the first conviction and when either the instant or one of the prior offenses was based on an act or threat of violence is guilty of a Class 6 felony and the punishment shall include a mandatory minimum term of confinement of six months.

https://vacode.org/18.2-60.4/

time served... Wrote:
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> and some court-appointed pysche counseling. He'll
> be back before end of summer.

Many years of probation, which means Moreno still controls his life.

He needs to be placed on house arrest.


That way he can be electronically monitored and sent back to jail if you stalks anyone else.

He will get 3 months max. This was a non violent protective order and is a waste of taxpayers money. Protective orders were created for battered women and violent offenders. This is a case of Internet butt hurt.

Eesh waited in the parking lot for over an hour for the Moreno family to come out, first of all.

Secondly, honking a horn and giving the middle finger to people who have a protective order against you and then doing the same while driving on the road is very much a violation.

Not to mention it doesn't help that there's pictures of the crime and the fact that he intentionally sat in the parking lot waiting for them to come out could count as stalking.

So something happening in the real world goes a little beyond your theory of Internet butt hurt, now doesn't it?

Stalking and force is violent Wrote:
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> Eesh waited in the parking lot for over an hour
> for the Moreno family to come out, first of all.
>
> Secondly, honking a horn and giving the middle
> finger to people who have a protective order
> against you and then doing the same while driving
> on the road is very much a violation.
>
> Not to mention it doesn't help that there's
> pictures of the crime and the fact that he
> intentionally sat in the parking lot waiting for
> them to come out could count as stalking.
>
> So something happening in the real world goes a
> little beyond your theory of Internet butt hurt,
> now doesn't it?

All lies. Careful before YOU get busted.

Stalking and force is violent Wrote:
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> Eesh waited in the parking lot for over an hour
> for the Moreno family to come out, first of all.
>
> Secondly, honking a horn and giving the middle
> finger to people who have a protective order
> against you and then doing the same while driving
> on the road is very much a violation.
>
> Not to mention it doesn't help that there's
> pictures of the crime and the fact that he
> intentionally sat in the parking lot waiting for
> them to come out could count as stalking.
>
> So something happening in the real world goes a
> little beyond your theory of Internet butt hurt,
> now doesn't it?


If that's accurate, he could do some real time for it. If that's what he did, it's called "lying in wait", and judges hate it. By real time, I do mean like what was said above, like 90 days to 6 months. That's real time. It changes you, and most people who have that happen to them, don't do it again.

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No denying from Basl

Not Mesh Wrote:
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> Stalking and force is violent Wrote:
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> > honking a horn and giving the middle
> > finger to people who have a protective order
> > against you and then doing the same while
> driving
> > on the road is very much a violation.

The honking was, at a minimum, illegal. It is "unlawful for any person at any time to use a horn otherwise than as a reasonable warning." Va. Code § 46.2-1060.

The honking was an intentional act intended to cause emotional distress.

The honking was an escalation: deliberate use of an automobile as a weapon to stalk and harass, in a way that could very easily have caused an accident.

Last but not least, the honking was a "fuck you" to the judge who issued the protection order.

Since it is now clear that a protection order is not going to stop the bad behavior, the only recourse left is punishment. I.e., serious time. I.e., jail therapy.

If he gets under 3 months, he will fuck up again and that is where he will get some real time.

At least all of this stuff will be over and we can get back to classic FFXU (2005-2012).

let him out soon Wrote:
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> If he gets under 3 months, he will fuck up again
> and that is where he will get some real time.


That is true, I don't know about 3 months, but if he does get a fairly short stretch, that could happen. I was involved with a protective order case a few years ago. The guy just couldn't stop contacting the woman. He would get 5 days, 10 days, whatever. Finally, he hit a wall with the court, and got 5 years. And in Virginia, remember, if you get five, you pretty much serve five.

This guy is going down a road that could ruin his life.

I'm not sure I understand his current situation as to what he did. As I read the posts, he found out there was a third warrant out (surely from Fairfax), and he went to the Henrico sheriff and turned himself in. When he was arrested last time in Henrico, it took the system 3 or 4 days to get him up to Fairfax, where he quickly got in front of a judge and got out right away. You would think he would know that what he should do was arrange to turn himself in in Fairfax. That way, he gets in front of a judge in 24 hours, and probably, or at least hopefully, gets out on bail. What's happening to him now is that he's just waiting to be transported to Fairfax. It can be a long fucking wait. It's not as if that's a priority for the system.

He either did a bonehead move by going to Henrico to turn himself in, OR, he's even more fucked up.

Can anyone guess why he would WANT to spend a few days in the Henrico jail? Answer comeing soon.

Frank you seem a bit confused.

The first two violations were out of Fairfax for stalking, horn blowing, giving middle finger and road chase.

He turned himself in after lizzie called the warrant desk and informed him that he had a warrant. He believed he could go and lie his way out of it and be processed in released.

Little did he know, Fairfax magistrates know his name very well and requested no bond.

The next 3 are out of Loudoun. His bond from Fairfax was revoked so he won't be getting a bond again. These violations are for posting about the Moreno's dead cat. Apart of the protective order prohibits him from posting about them, dead cats included.

That is contempt of court. He won't be getting out any time soon. He also wasn't aware of the last three charges until the Jakes came knocking.

Basl also won't be getting any 5 or 10 day sentences. The max is one year and the fact that he continued to break the law and taunt the system, his many victims and think he could get away with it won't help his case any. He is a danger to the public and there is no reason he needs to be in society, he serves NO purpose.

Frank S. Wrote:
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> Stalking and force is violent Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Eesh waited in the parking lot for over an hour
> > for the Moreno family to come out, first of
> all.
> >
> > Secondly, honking a horn and giving the middle
> > finger to people who have a protective order
> > against you and then doing the same while
> driving
> > on the road is very much a violation.
> >
> > Not to mention it doesn't help that there's
> > pictures of the crime and the fact that he
> > intentionally sat in the parking lot waiting
> for
> > them to come out could count as stalking.
> >
> > So something happening in the real world goes a
> > little beyond your theory of Internet butt
> hurt,
> > now doesn't it?
>
>
> If that's accurate, he could do some real time for
> it. If that's what he did, it's called "lying in
> wait", and judges hate it. By real time, I do mean
> like what was said above, like 90 days to 6
> months. That's real time. It changes you, and
> most people who have that happen to them, don't do
> it again.


Most people don't do it again
Michael Basl isn't most people. He'll be back anon. He has nothing else. Without professional help he will continue his spiral. And if he loses the moreno suit then he'll really lose it.
He has really destroyed himself. Even though he got what he deserved, its really sad that a person can be so consumed with a stranger. Eesh busted Moreno's balls on his craziness and has turned out to be much crazier
Now William knows how David Letterman felt with that crazy bitch following him

Hi Frank Wrote:
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> Frank you seem a bit confused.
>
> The first two violations were out of Fairfax for
> stalking, horn blowing, giving middle finger and
> road chase.
>
> He turned himself in after lizzie called the
> warrant desk and informed him that he had a
> warrant. He believed he could go and lie his way
> out of it and be processed in released.
>
> Little did he know, Fairfax magistrates know his
> name very well and requested no bond.
>
> The next 3 are out of Loudoun. His bond from
> Fairfax was revoked so he won't be getting a bond
> again. These violations are for posting about the
> Moreno's dead cat. Apart of the protective order
> prohibits him from posting about them, dead cats
> included.
>
> That is contempt of court. He won't be getting out
> any time soon. He also wasn't aware of the last
> three charges until the Jakes came knocking.

You're wrong about a bunch of stuff. The first two violations were for violations of the protective order. Blowing the horn, giving the finger, etc. is salad dressing. He violates the order if he violates the terms of the order, and believe me, the order don't say shit about blowing horns or giving the finger.

You can't lie your way out of a warrant with a sheriff. The warrant is with the sheriff not the magistrate. It's after you get served with the warrant (meaning put under arrest) that IF you get taken to the magistrate, and it would be an Henrico magistrate, not a Fairfax magistrate, that IF The Henrico magistrate even sees it, he looks at it and says, this is a Fairfax warrant. Send him to Fairfax.

There is no contempt of court here. That's a totally different thing.

Frank S. Wrote:
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> let him out soon Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > If he gets under 3 months, he will fuck up
> again
> > and that is where he will get some real time.
>
>
> That is true, I don't know about 3 months, but if
> he does get a fairly short stretch, that could
> happen. I was involved with a protective order
> case a few years ago. The guy just couldn't stop
> contacting the woman. He would get 5 days, 10
> days, whatever. Finally, he hit a wall with the
> court, and got 5 years. And in Virginia,
> remember, if you get five, you pretty much serve
> five.
>
> This guy is going down a road that could ruin his
> life.
>
> I'm not sure I understand his current situation as
> to what he did. As I read the posts, he found out
> there was a third warrant out (surely from
> Fairfax), and he went to the Henrico sheriff and
> turned himself in. When he was arrested last time
> in Henrico, it took the system 3 or 4 days to get
> him up to Fairfax, where he quickly got in front
> of a judge and got out right away. You would
> think he would know that what he should do was
> arrange to turn himself in in Fairfax. That way,
> he gets in front of a judge in 24 hours, and
> probably, or at least hopefully, gets out on bail.
> What's happening to him now is that he's just
> waiting to be transported to Fairfax. It can be a
> long fucking wait. It's not as if that's a
> priority for the system.
>
> He either did a bonehead move by going to Henrico
> to turn himself in, OR, he's even more fucked up.
>
> Can anyone guess why he would WANT to spend a few
> days in the Henrico jail? Answer comeing soon.


I think this guy believes that, in the end, he will be suing the Morenos and their attorney for malicious prosecution, and that he'll get a huge verdict and be set for life. A few days in jail adds to his damages, he figures, and it's well worth it.

He's very wrong.

Eesh is under the belief that he is a hero.

Delusions of grandeur

Frank you seem to think you know what you're talking about but let me assure you that I don't.

I'm too tired to even explain and will do so tomorrow,

- dA rEaL fArTiAn - Wrote:
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> At least all of this stuff will be over and we can
> get back to classic FFXU (2005-2012).


When I started lurking here, eesh and miz were al the rage. I thought the whole off-topic forum was eesentially the eeshmizlizmeg drama page.

Frank S. Wrote:
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> You're wrong about a bunch of stuff. The first
> two violations were for violations of the
> protective order. Blowing the horn, giving the
> finger, etc. is salad dressing. He violates the
> order if he violates the terms of the order, and
> believe me, the order don't say shit about blowing
> horns or giving the finger.

The violations were the horn blowing and road rage. It counts as making contact but is also now being looked into as a stalking charge. Either way he's guilty.


> You can't lie your way out of a warrant with a sheriff.

You think I don't know that? You must be knew here. This is Michael Basl we're talking about lol


> The warrant is with the sheriff not the
> magistrate. It's after you get served with the
> warrant (meaning put under arrest) that IF you get
> taken to the magistrate, and it would be an
> Henrico magistrate, not a Fairfax magistrate,

I'm well aware of what a warrant is and who handles it. You are forgetting that this is the logic of Michael Basl. He thought if he went and talked he'd be let go and given a court date to go to Fairfax.

He was unaware that Fairfax magistrate issued the no bond. And you can say what you will about that but this is coming straight from the horse's mouth. The horse is a liar but whatever, it doesn't matter. He set himself up and it's great!


> IF The Henrico magistrate even sees it, he looks
> at it and says, this is a Fairfax warrant. Send
> him to Fairfax.

That's exactly what happened after he was transferred and the same thing will happen whenever Loudoun sees fit to go get him, which can be up to 30 days lmao!


> There is no contempt of court here. That's a
> totally different thing.

Whatever you say. It doesn't matter. The 6 charges he's facing are more than enough.

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