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niyad

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16. according to other stories (google is wonderful) he was a co-worker who had been stalking her
Sun Jan 13, 2013, 01:32 AM
Jan 2013

to the point that management was changing her shifts so that she could avoid him. harsh, my ***!! he was a stalker, and that was assault and battery. this entitled little creep needs to be out of circulation for a long, long, time.

you might want to look at a couple of threads on DU recently about the mentality of this person:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10022171920

there has to be more to this story dhol82 Jan 2013 #1
This is in another story.. pipoman Jan 2013 #6
No, there doesn't. This is battery. It's not "cute" or "whimsical" or "puckish". It's battery Recursion Jan 2013 #43
This. CrispyQ Jan 2013 #53
Subtle. One step above a cave-man club and dragging her by her hair. TwilightGardener Jan 2013 #2
A guy tried that on me once, years ago. silverweb Jan 2013 #3
Actually "battery"...eom pipoman Jan 2013 #7
Thanks. silverweb Jan 2013 #8
Assault is saying or threatening in action, battery is touching..generally.. pipoman Jan 2013 #12
I'll try to remember that. silverweb Jan 2013 #18
Pithy definition: jeff47 Jan 2013 #59
And kidnapping in a few states Recursion Jan 2013 #55
yep backwoodsbob Jan 2013 #22
Well, I wasn't alone. silverweb Jan 2013 #23
~snick~ pipoman Jan 2013 #4
Sounds like he was stalking her: Butterbean Jan 2013 #5
Definitely assault of some kind. librabear Jan 2013 #10
It's battery. Assault would be threatening to handcuff her. Recursion Jan 2013 #54
If it was stalking, it sure as hell IS appropriate. kestrel91316 Jan 2013 #14
I was hit on a lot by my male co workers when I was young Butterbean Jan 2013 #15
what crap reporting!! "bad date" and romantic advances= unwelcome stalking. bettyellen Jan 2013 #50
I'm sure there's more to the story lunatica Jan 2013 #9
Yes, it is harsh Pale Blue Dot Jan 2013 #11
^^^THIS^^^ freshwest Jan 2013 #13
according to other stories (google is wonderful) he was a co-worker who had been stalking her niyad Jan 2013 #16
Changing HER shifts? Why the hell didn't they just fire HIM Ken Burch Jan 2013 #19
i wondered that myself. niyad Jan 2013 #25
I said it "seems harsh" based on the article - which didn't go into any detail AAO Jan 2013 #28
all the additional information helps. but even in the first article, the bastard handcuffs a woman niyad Jan 2013 #31
You're right - I changed the title. AAO Jan 2013 #57
thank you niyad Jan 2013 #58
Seems about right to me, given the context cthulu2016 Jan 2013 #17
Stalking, assault, battery, terrorization -- he was harsh on her all right Hekate Jan 2013 #20
I commented on the OP article, left a lot of questions AAO Jan 2013 #29
Good. I guess his white male privilege didn't mitigate his sentence. (nt) Nye Bevan Jan 2013 #21
Actually, that privilege may have kept him from being fired or arrested much, much earlier. Ken Burch Jan 2013 #26
I have to agree with you when you pointed out upthread that the response was Nye Bevan Jan 2013 #27
as a matter of curiousity, why is the word victim in quotation marks? niyad Jan 2013 #32
Those aren't quotations marks; they're asterisks Orrex Jan 2013 #42
thank you-- I did not see the asterisks--apparently not enough caffeine this morning. niyad Jan 2013 #44
MORE COFFEE!! Orrex Jan 2013 #45
making a second pot now! niyad Jan 2013 #46
I don't think it's harsh at all. sibelian Jan 2013 #24
Really? Cause to me that sounds like battery and sexual harrassment (nt) Recursion Jan 2013 #30
How for the freak of shite does this seem HARSH? Chorophyll Jan 2013 #33
This dude is a weirdo madokie Jan 2013 #34
I feel worse for him Orrex Jan 2013 #35
wow. and in those minutes did she have any control to run away? being the sick fuck seabeyond Jan 2013 #36
As a matter of policy, I do not use the sarcasm smiley Orrex Jan 2013 #37
wooosh. relief. lol. thanks you. nt seabeyond Jan 2013 #38
:evilgrin: Orrex Jan 2013 #40
Sounds like psychiatric treatment would have been more appropriate. n/t WhoIsNumberNone Jan 2013 #39
There is definately more to the story... I think they guy is just plain stupid. Glassunion Jan 2013 #41
that wasn't enough? what part of the stalking, etc. did you not get? niyad Jan 2013 #47
That's exactly my point. Glassunion Jan 2013 #48
and my point is that you clearly did not read the rest of the information in this thread, which niyad Jan 2013 #49
Ooh my bad... I did not realize it against the DU rules to read an OP and the linked article Glassunion Jan 2013 #51
the point is, the information was in any number of the posts in this thread, which you had niyad Jan 2013 #56
Too bad he didn't try that little stunt with a woman like my daughter. Ikonoklast Jan 2013 #52
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