alan1
Gold Member
A true story from the past.Hardley, and she also provoked the situation, it's not like he beat her and that is what that charge is designed for. This was probabably some dick head cop that thinks his shit dont stink who made this arrest.
I guarantee when it hits court it will either be dismissed or plead down to a ticketable misdemenor like disooderly conduct or criminal mischief(Wich I think is a funny charge itself.).
Hmm ... you do realize that children mimic their parents behavior ... perhaps he was usually like that and she was just being like him ... thus the provocation was a mirror of his own behavior. When the court case finishes we'll see, there are too many unknowns at this point, like the history of the family.
I am not saying your wrong, but seriously this is laughable, a Felony for throwing food? What has our society come to, people are afraid to even spank their kids for fear of the kid dialing 911 to say their abused, and I have actually seen that happen first hand.
When I was 16, my twin brother smarted off to our mom. Dad slapped him upside the head for it and told him to watch his mouth. Brother shoved dad and told him not to hit him again. Dad looked at him and said "you wanna fight like a man?", then dad nailed him in the chest. It knocked him halfway across the living room and onto his back. Dad jumped on him and started choking him. "You wanna fight like a man, be ready to get your ass whupped by a man", dad said. Mom got my dad to stop after my brother turned blue and probably just seconds before he passed out. This was before 911 existed, so my brother called the police to report child abuse.
You know what the police told him?
"You are 16, you're not a child, quit wasting our time and suck it up".
Dad was just proving that nobody was going to treat his wife like shit and get away with it. My brother crossed the line and was dealt with. In today's nanny state, dad would probably spend the night in jail for that.