repossession and refused to depart from the private premises upon which the collateral was kept, they committed a breach of the peace within the meaning of [U.G.C. §9-609], lost the protective application of that section, and thereafter stood as would _any other person who unlawfully refuses to depart ftom the land of another." Morris v. First National Bank & Trust Co. of Ravenna, Ohio, 7 U.C.C. 131 (Ohio 1970).2. During the repossession of a qr;the Marcuses "argued loudly" with the repossessor. The repossessor beckoned a nearby police officer to the scene. Both sides argued with the officer and the Marcuses tried to.unhook the car from the repossessor's wrecker. When the officer told the Marcuses to "keep [their] mouths shut, go back in the house, or [they] would indeed go to jail that day," the Marcuses let the reposses sion occur. The appeals court said
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