Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "News 5 Cleveland" channel.

@LygerTheCLaw it seems to me, the problem the homeowner has is police doing just that - getting the uninsured felon off of the highway and straight into his livingroom.
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@mrbyamile6973 the, get a permit, artfully crafted by an attorney, for a "facade" for the front of the house - of 10000 pound test reinforced concrete, dressed as a brick wall house front. It'd be like hitting a bunker, a bit of concrete paint to touch up, all one has to do then is fix the damage to the lawn. When they complain about the body count, simply state it's a lower count than mining the road.
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@josswoman4191 there is no felony insurance.
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@ronblack7870 hit a reinforced wall like that, the one impacting it is about as likely to survive as I am likely to become a flying unicorn.
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@queenbee3647 or have an opening in the guardrail wide enough for pedestrians and wheelchairs to pass through. This isn't rocket science. Honestly, at this point, I'd be getting a wall permit and installing a fine reinforced concrete wall with ten thousand pound test concrete. The next best thing to armor plate. Deny that, I'll get a permit for a reinforced concrete "facade" for the front of my house, artfully worded, of course. A man's home is his reinforced bunker being a sign to go out front thanking the local government... But then, I'm a dick when angered and I also know how to build such structures at cost.
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@soulsreaper7145 ever price how much such devices cost? Presuming you mean retracting units, so that he can use his own driveway. Otherwise, you're suggesting he abandon part of his property, in which case, why not abandon everything, house and all? So what that one paid for a home, there's nothing that says you are supposed to be allowed to enjoy your own property in peace, hand wave, ignore case law and codified law... The traffic control is under city authority, hence their responsibility. He has an absolute right to enjoy the property that he fully owns.
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