As a deputy if they asked him to leave and he didn't. I would trespass him from the property and advise him not to return need of story. If he became irate and causing a scene I could cite him for disorderly conduct or arrest him on it. Depends on his actions. If I had the suspicion he was under the influence I could give a field sobriety test and if he failed I could arrest him for a pedestrian under the influence. 99% of law enforcement officers would just trespass him from the property with no other action taken. Wouldn't have a choice if powers of the property do not want him on the premises. He could not be arrested unless he is on probation or parole and that would be on his probation or parole officer. You would have to contact them and go through the process. It's really not worth the time.
Justin Rattliff
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