Pretty sloppy.
"It said nothing about complaints, arguing, or raised voices. It did not indicate that the accused initiated the conversations, either"
And then almost in the same breath
"a middle-aged woman who was "made nervous by a conversation" the men were having with other people."
Why not quote from the first report by the Macy's store detective's report directly?
I think"...verbal dispute" conveys a different meaning than "conversation"
I guess "nervous" is close enough to "afraid<i">.
I don't blame you for not trying to decypher the third page, but if you had you'd see this second report as witnessed by Robert Williams, Mall security;
"As they were walking through the common area they were stopping customers to express why they are wearing the t-shirts. I approached Stephen and Rodger Downs to request they quit bothering customers..."
The horn you're trying to blow in defense of the two "gentlemen" is full of spit.
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Your powder's wet
The whole thread (33 posts)
- Man Arrested for Wearing a Peace T-Shirt
- His civil rights weren't violated since a mall is private property
- Re: Man Arrested for Wearing a Peace T-Shirt
- Follow Up
