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Asked this earlier, even if they don’t press charges, you’re still gambling that they won’t hit back. Is putting your hands on someone really worth either outcome?
@RonMexico_7_@TheBrokenMap@nypost Even if they don’t press charges, you’re still gambling that they won’t hit back. Is putting your hands on someone really worth either outcome?
@RonMexico_7_@TheBrokenMap@nypost Google Mary Hastings, Texas or Ruthanna Terreri, Connecticut, both involved back of the head correction slaps and led to assault charges.
@RonMexico_7_@TheBrokenMap@nypost Javier Gonzalez told a student he needed to respect him then slapped him. A jury convicted him of battery. Michael Hosinski slapped a student over a hoodie, pleaded guilty to battery and received probation. Those are literally successfully prosecuted “correction slaps”