[Meridian]

Love that he went ham on both of them and got acquitted. Let that be a lesson to others thinking they can abuse staff like that just trying to do their jobs

[Ted Sheckler]

I think those hoodrat bitches had it comin'.

[jeffmiller45]

stupid response this. So someone who has committed a crime can never be employed again??

I don't fucking blame him. Giving him shit, nobody say shit. He starts defending himself all you can hear is "no no no no".

So you're saying that rehabilitation is pointless? Look at Norway and Sweden, they have the lowest reoffend rates in the world because they treat their criminals like humans and try to better them. In the US they're treated like dog shit and left to fend for themselves, which is why they end up worse than before they went inside.

Originally Posted by Illusion ↗

You can defend the guy all you want but what's important here is that he can not justify his use of force against these people causing misdemeanors like menacing, trespass and disorderly conduct.

When you look at the big picture here, this would not have happened if a convicted felon was given the job as a customer service rep at McDonald’s. IMO the system has failed.. This is now his second felony charge against him and will be locked up for a long time. Maybe they will think twice before hiring him again.