Posted on 05/22/2010 11:12:27 AM PDT by Chet 99
A bizarre family brawl culminating in multiple stabbings and a chase involving vicious dogs erupted at a Vallejo pee wee baseball game.
The action started when a player's estranged mother and father began arguing after the child struck out. The argument took a physical turn when the mother's current boyfriend -- you knew this would be messy -- was knocked to the ground. At this point, the mother, 27-year-old Katheryne Wildman, allegedly stabbed her ex-husband with a small knife on her keychain.
The boyfriend, 24-year-old Josh Gonzalez, and his two pit bull dogs then chased down the father -- and allegedly stabbed him again. Gonzalez' weapon of choice was a screwdriver.
The twice-stabbed father claimed his elbow bone was chipped by the screwdriver. He also complained to police, who arrested both Wildman and Gonzalez.
To the young man whose strikeout spurred all this bad craziness: It's okay, kid. You'll get 'em next time.
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I heard a lot of this went on when Mighty Casey struck out , too.
There ain’t nothing “bizzare” about it, unless you have your head in the sand.
What is that, a blackjack to the back of the neck, or is that a butcher knife driven in to the hilt?
Only if you’ll throw in orygone and washington since they’ve been infected by commiefornians.
I have a better idea! Why don’t we just ANNEX Mexico- take IT- since most of its citizens are- or want to be- here anyway?
If there is no enforcable border, then it’s one country? Okay-all of North America is the US. If we’re feeding it and supporting it, in my books, its OURS.
No bats, but the people involved were batty...(old saying)
if you remember it your age will be showing :O)
LOL!
The fact that I can’t remember tells my age,,,LOL
I’m gunna guess Groucho Marx...;0)
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