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TexasTowelie

(111,965 posts)
Sun May 3, 2015, 12:46 AM May 2015

Police: Woman threw cooked salmon at mother-in-law, tossed into jail for assault

Per request I'm reposting this thread here.

A 24-year-old College Station woman remained behind bars Friday after she was accused of assaulting her mother-in-law with a piece of cooked salmon.

The woman reportedly hit her mother-in-law in the head with the salmon during an argument about feeding her toddler with a fork, according to an arrest report from the Wednesday night incident in the 400 block of Southwest Parkway.

The mother-in-law told police the woman then flailed her arms wildly in a circular motion, punching her in the arm and leaving large scratch marks, the report stated.

When questioned, the woman told police she threw the salmon but that her mother-in-law reciprocated by throwing the fish back at her, police said. She denied hitting the woman, telling police the two had an arm wrestling match.

Read more: http://www.theeagle.com/news/local/police-woman-threw-cooked-salmon-at-mother-in-law/article_91a03e4f-950b-51b2-9a66-ead9022c7a76.html
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Police: Woman threw cooked salmon at mother-in-law, tossed into jail for assault (Original Post) TexasTowelie May 2015 OP
Who called the Off-fish-ers.? BlueJazz May 2015 #1
Good Joe Shlabotnik May 2015 #2
Funny, salmon have a similar aversion pinboy3niner May 2015 #25
She probably smelt funny afterwords.... chknltl May 2015 #3
the scales of Justice will decide the matter Kali May 2015 #4
With a gill-t verdict for this cold-blooded act, she might wind up on death roe. Orrex May 2015 #13
So finny I forgot to gaff pinboy3niner May 2015 #15
Wow--you totally schooled me! Orrex May 2015 #16
I smelt that one coming pinboy3niner May 2015 #20
Quite a roe. rug May 2015 #5
She should never have cooked it DFW May 2015 #6
Obviously it was a Sockeye salmon pinboy3niner May 2015 #7
Gillty as charged! nt magical thyme May 2015 #8
Dammit. Orrex May 2015 #14
You'd think the cops would have bigger fish to fry Major Nikon May 2015 #9
The mother in law threw back a wild caught salmon... Sancho May 2015 #10
If I had a dollar for every woman who wanted to throw fadedrose May 2015 #11
I was on a jury for assault and battery with a pizza caraher May 2015 #12
She will soon be singing a different tuna LiberalEsto May 2015 #17
They should lox her up and throw away the keta! pinboy3niner May 2015 #18
That woman is going to be really on the hook for this. Yavin4 May 2015 #19
Not an unusual occurrence when someone holds a fish fly pinboy3niner May 2015 #21
that was olddots May 2015 #22
Lox of laughs! El Supremo May 2015 #23
"You breaded my fried salmon with CORN FLAKES???" pinboy3niner May 2015 #24
this may upset the spawning cycle rurallib May 2015 #26
Oh Cod NobodyHere May 2015 #27
Oh Holy Finity pinboy3niner May 2015 #28

DFW

(54,302 posts)
6. She should never have cooked it
Sun May 3, 2015, 03:51 AM
May 2015

In Texas, tossing raw or smoked salmon at someone is only a misdemeanor.

fadedrose

(10,044 posts)
11. If I had a dollar for every woman who wanted to throw
Sun May 3, 2015, 10:19 PM
May 2015

a salmon at her Mother-in-law, I'd be, maybe not rich, but certainly not poorer.

Some mother-in-laws should live in another state. I hope the husband knew who to support, but if he's like his mother, he doesn't.

caraher

(6,278 posts)
12. I was on a jury for assault and battery with a pizza
Sun May 3, 2015, 10:57 PM
May 2015

First thing we did when we started deliberating was to laugh!

The sad part is that there were other elements to the encounter - in the end I don't think we would have found the defendant guilty simply for tossing a (cold) pizza at the store manager. It didn't help the guy's case that he gave a completely implausible story about his emotional state when he showed up shortly after the store opened, in his bathrobe, on a Sunday morning. If he'd just admitted he was mad at the manager but said he didn't assault him, we'd have been vastly more inclined to believe him. Instead, he claimed he was unflaggingly polite both on the phone and in person.

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