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by gspr
28 days ago
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Very interesting! This one finally answers my question! In summary: (1) It's not an American thing at all. I was wrong. (2) It's not new. I was wrong. (3) It has its roots in authorities charging or threatening to charge someone with the act of trespassing. I learned something today :-) TLDR: "I was trespassed" means "I was charged with the crime of trespassing" (or "threatened with being charged with the crime of tresapssing"). |
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