Groo wrote: Ok so obviously my view is colored by the fact that I support the guy. This is local paper that goes a lot more in depth there a links to a lot of their articles on the case including the one released after. In a couple of them they quote the other workers saying the women were threatening and verbally abusive to the other employees.I don't know that all the other employees followed this same line in their testimony, but I'd lay significant money on it. The grand jury was convened to determine indictments for all the people in the incident.

Not just the guy. They are in fact the ones that will determine if the women should be prosecuted for trespassing. I imagine that the rules of what you can introduce in a grand jury proceedings are much looser than an actual trial so tidbits like the one chick getting fired for stealing and the other chick being arrested for harassment probably got in which I am sure did them no favors.

Also its unclear what tone the prosecution took.tbh the interviews on the prosecution side look like they took a somewhat favorable view of his actions.obviously they are being pc but there is no talk of travesty of justice except from the one woman's attorney. Looking through the other links related to the first story it was abundantly clear he had a ton of local support and DA's are political animals. The articles list a couple other fights that have happened in or around that mcd's so I'd say in general you'd be more geared up for serious trouble working there than in some suburban mall. Integrated Approach To Software Engineering An Third Edition there. Also the women it appears declined to testify in their defense on the trespassing charges so it was largely his word that they claimed they were going to 'cut him' versus no rebuttal. I'd guess his coworkers jumped on that bandwagon as well.

Old Repost Beat down at McDonald's. Space and act like that my crew would beat them. Download Conceptos De Computacion Nuevas Perspectivas Pdf. Update: MCDONALD'S BEATING VICTIM IS TRANSGENDER LiveLeak 'Violence in another McDonalds almost kills customer 'Here is another fine example of the trend of violence.

So we have a case where they can either drop or they can risk prosecuting thats very unpopular with terrible supporting eyewitnesses and only unclear video to back it up. Probably didn't push it too hard. Lol apparently he's considering a lawsuit against his employer. No real opinion on that but it seems funny. Stm8 Cosmic Compiler Crack.

Especially about the women refusing to testify. We obviously don't have the benefit of all the testimony, but I thought the coworker trying to stop him when they were down would seal his fate. Would have been interesting to see what he said.

Would have been even more interesting to see if the prosecutors even bothered with him or that line of questioning. Maybe they were less than impassioned about prosecuting this guy. We'll never know. Kevinm1 wrote: groo wrote: Ok so obviously my view is colored by the fact that I support the guy.

This is local paper that goes a lot more in depth there a links to a lot of their articles on the case including the one released after. In a couple of them they quote the other workers saying the women were threatening and verbally abusive to the other employees.I don't know that all the other employees followed this same line in their testimony, but I'd lay significant money on it.

The grand jury was convened to determine indictments for all the people in the incident. Not just the guy. They are in fact the ones that will determine if the women should be prosecuted for trespassing. I imagine that the rules of what you can introduce in a grand jury proceedings are much looser than an actual trial so tidbits like the one chick getting fired for stealing and the other chick being arrested for harassment probably got in which I am sure did them no favors. Also its unclear what tone the prosecution took.tbh the interviews on the prosecution side look like they took a somewhat favorable view of his actions.obviously they are being pc but there is no talk of travesty of justice except from the one woman's attorney.