Retired navy guy spray painted my evo (caught during the act) pics & vids
Dec 7, 2011, 01:19 PM
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Everyone that is saying this he went overboard crap is the reason people do these things and get away with them, quit being so soft. This guy got everything that was coming to him, and I bet he will never do it again. If you are punching someone in the face you have a high chance of breaking their nose, and he slammed the guys leg in the door which is why his leg broke. This guy doesn't look like a senior citizen to me either.
Dec 7, 2011, 01:21 PM
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Then this guy says "i'll take care of it" HAHA wtf kind of lie is that when he tried to get away. Fail for the retired old man commiting vandalize and run on a car
Dec 7, 2011, 01:21 PM
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Im glad someone got caught in the act doing it, he deserves somewhat of a beating. Now i dont know if i would have gone that far, but its different when the act is happening. I get my car called Ricer, Jap box from so many different people around my area. Glad that guy is going to jail
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Dec 7, 2011, 01:22 PM
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Yea, your car got messed up but beating the **** out of him was warranted how?
Did you just clock him right out the gate or confront him and try to keep him there for the cops and he tried to leave and then you slammed his leg in the door when he was trying to leave?
Bits and pieces of this story are leaving lots of room for controversy and quite frankly make it look like you flt out assaulted the guy which unless your an attorney you dont truly know how the law works and I would watch out he doesnt come after you financially for what you did for him.
I've done MMA for a couple years on and off just for fitness, I personally know people who are in the low, mid, and high ranks of MMA who wouldnt have gone as nuts as you did because they have self control and understand how to diffuse situations rather than going the route you did. Pretty sad if you ask me from someone who knows how to use their body to inflict damage to others.
On a final note, everyone that thinks this was "cool" or well deserved needs to grow up. Stuff happens in life and if its to a material item you own then you got issues to go over board, handle it like an adult.
Did you just clock him right out the gate or confront him and try to keep him there for the cops and he tried to leave and then you slammed his leg in the door when he was trying to leave?
Bits and pieces of this story are leaving lots of room for controversy and quite frankly make it look like you flt out assaulted the guy which unless your an attorney you dont truly know how the law works and I would watch out he doesnt come after you financially for what you did for him.
I've done MMA for a couple years on and off just for fitness, I personally know people who are in the low, mid, and high ranks of MMA who wouldnt have gone as nuts as you did because they have self control and understand how to diffuse situations rather than going the route you did. Pretty sad if you ask me from someone who knows how to use their body to inflict damage to others.
On a final note, everyone that thinks this was "cool" or well deserved needs to grow up. Stuff happens in life and if its to a material item you own then you got issues to go over board, handle it like an adult.
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Dec 7, 2011, 01:25 PM
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ok, why dont you "do-nothingers" keep sitting back waiting for the police to "handle the investigation", while the rest of us with some sack will take matters into our owns hands.. eye for an eye.. we need to go back to the gun slingin wild west... just my opinion. lol!
Dec 7, 2011, 01:27 PM
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This is the best thing I have seen all day.
I seriously don't know how I would react to someone doing this to my car. Knowing me, he would not be breathing and I'd be incarcerated.
I seriously don't know how I would react to someone doing this to my car. Knowing me, he would not be breathing and I'd be incarcerated.
Dec 7, 2011, 01:27 PM
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I'm with boostslut partially. Part of being an MMA fighter (two of my good friends are cage fighters) is sizing up your opponent and self control. You know why you rarely see two professionals rush at each other? Because it's stupid. When you knew you had the guy beat you should have let it go. There's a difference between beating the guy up and keeping him there until the cops got there and going overboard. You went overboard. Everyone has bad days and does stupid stuff. Does his being retired military give him any rights to do it? Hell no. Does him being older, slower, possibly drunk, and down on his luck give him more rights than someone you or your friend more room for consideration? Hell yes. He definitely gets a fail for stupid behavior that is inexcusable. You get a fail in my book, and even a bigger fail for ranting about it like some roided up child. You didn't just defend your property, you went overboard. I'd seriously consider checking up on your laws in Florida (assuming 850 is your area code). You could very well be in for a legal battle. You could have EASILY pushed this guy back, maybe hit him once, gotten his plate, or followed him...period.
And to answer boostnMA's post...no, it won't make him never do it again. If he wants to do it again he will, next time he may do it with paint and a gun, or a knife, or whatever else.
And to answer boostnMA's post...no, it won't make him never do it again. If he wants to do it again he will, next time he may do it with paint and a gun, or a knife, or whatever else.
Dec 7, 2011, 01:29 PM
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Yea, your car got messed up but beating the **** out of him was warranted how?
Did you just clock him right out the gate or confront him and try to keep him there for the cops and he tried to leave and then you slammed his leg in the door when he was trying to leave?
Bits and pieces of this story are leaving lots of room for controversy and quite frankly make it look like you flt out assaulted the guy which unless your an attorney you dont truly know how the law works and I would watch out he doesnt come after you financially for what you did for him.
I've done MMA for a couple years on and off just for fitness, I personally know people who are in the low, mid, and high ranks of MMA who wouldnt have gone as nuts as you did because they have self control and understand how to diffuse situations rather than going the route you did. Pretty sad if you ask me from someone who knows how to use their body to inflict damage to others.
On a final note, everyone that thinks this was "cool" or well deserved needs to grow up. Stuff happens in life and if its to a material item you own then you got issues to go over board, handle it like an adult.
Did you just clock him right out the gate or confront him and try to keep him there for the cops and he tried to leave and then you slammed his leg in the door when he was trying to leave?
Bits and pieces of this story are leaving lots of room for controversy and quite frankly make it look like you flt out assaulted the guy which unless your an attorney you dont truly know how the law works and I would watch out he doesnt come after you financially for what you did for him.
I've done MMA for a couple years on and off just for fitness, I personally know people who are in the low, mid, and high ranks of MMA who wouldnt have gone as nuts as you did because they have self control and understand how to diffuse situations rather than going the route you did. Pretty sad if you ask me from someone who knows how to use their body to inflict damage to others.
On a final note, everyone that thinks this was "cool" or well deserved needs to grow up. Stuff happens in life and if its to a material item you own then you got issues to go over board, handle it like an adult.
I would have snapped and beat his *** too. Guy was a disgrace to this country.
Dec 7, 2011, 01:30 PM
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Still an A+B my friend. MA. training also qualifies your hands and feet as deadly weapons, not to mention the car door. From a legal perspective 2 crimes were commited, he vandalized your car and you beat the **** out of him. He could get charged, you could get charged, he could sue you and win damages, you could sue him for damages. My guess is his medical bill will be more than your paint LOL.
Just saying to protect yourself... If it ended up in the system common sense justice does not always apply. I did certainly enjoy the story and I hope the system is reasonable about this.
Just saying to protect yourself... If it ended up in the system common sense justice does not always apply. I did certainly enjoy the story and I hope the system is reasonable about this.
Dec 7, 2011, 01:31 PM
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As the OP is comfortable with the vid saying up, it may not be a bad idea to post it on as many forums as possible. I think we've all encountered vandalism of one kind or another, even if on a secondary level. As crass as it may seem, perhaps the image of blood, humiliation, and ultimately an arrest will pop up in poeple's head next time they see an Evo sitting alone in a parking lot.