If the FedEx driver touched her or threw her to the ground, the fight is on. A serious ass kicking would be totally in order, in my opinion (especially if was a spouse or daughter).Quote:
multiple witnesses said Cabrera chased the woman, grabbed her from behind, and threw her to the ground. One bystander reportedly intervened and told Cabrera to leave the woman alone. Cabrera then returned to his vehicle and left the scene. The woman told police she was injured during the incident, though Cabrera denied assaulting her, claiming he only tried to grab her phone to delete the pictures.
The gun will get him in trouble with the Trigon and the Army. It might screw up his lawsuit too.Hey Nav said:
From Highway Man's link:If the FedEx driver touched her or threw her to the ground, the fight is on. A serious ass kicking would be totally in order, in my opinion (especially if was a spouse or daughter).Quote:
multiple witnesses said Cabrera chased the woman, grabbed her from behind, and threw her to the ground. One bystander reportedly intervened and told Cabrera to leave the woman alone. Cabrera then returned to his vehicle and left the scene. The woman told police she was injured during the incident, though Cabrera denied assaulting her, claiming he only tried to grab her phone to delete the pictures.
Koko Chingo said:
I saw this on Reddit yesterday and think everyone is very lucky here.
FedEx guy was out of his league and the Bull should have just stuck with punching and kicking. Probably wouldn't have any charges if he did. But he drove a block over to find the FedEx guy; taking away any excuse to draw his pistol or have a claim of self-defense.
If the FedEx guy had just a bit more fight in him, the gun could have gone off in the struggle hitting any number of people. Including people driving down Southwest Parkway. If they wrestled or rolled a few feet over a bullet would have an unobstructed path to the track at South Knoll Elementary.
In the end, a few people got roughed up and will heal. The entire situation is just weird. I wonder what the actual truth is and what prompted a FedEx guy to chase a lady down and throw her to the ground.
I completely understand 'why' the husband did what he did; even though it's a big no-no to use a firearm as an offensive tool versus for self-defense or to save someone else.
OldArmyCT said:
I wonder if the FedEx driver was illegal and was worried about his status. That could account for his actions toward the wife.
CanyonAg77 said:
Seems like most here don't realize this guy is probably not a bull" like in the old days. Meaning he doesn't work for ROTC or the Trigon, but for Dept of Student Services
