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GGJohn

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2. Good, but it should never have come to this.

Reply to Tommy_Carcetti (Original post)

Mon Jun 8, 2015, 09:34 PM

Jun 2015

I can imagine the DA looking at him and saying, "Are you a fucking moron? You want me to prosecute those 4 for cheering their kids graduation? I should be charging you for contempt of court for wasting the courts time."

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Family members no longer facing charges for cheering at a graduation [View all] Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2015 OP

Good, that whole thing was stupid loooneranger Jun 2015 #1

Good, but it should never have come to this. GGJohn Jun 2015 #2

sigh questionseverything Jun 2015 #3

Good, sue them.n/t Jefferson23 Jun 2015 #4

K & R SunSeeker Jun 2015 #5

The link to the article isnt working. cstanleytech Jun 2015 #6

Added a different link. Thanks. nt Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2015 #7

I knew they'd never actually be convicted bluestateguy Jun 2015 #8