Posted on 03/01/2008 10:54:07 AM PST by NormsRevenge
ST. PAUL, Minn. – A man on his way to anger management class became angry and struck a woman, authorities said.
Justin John Boudin, 27, pleaded guilty Friday to fifth-degree assault in Ramsey County District Court and can expect to face a sentence for time served in jail, at least 120 days, and probation when he is sentenced May 5, the county attorney's office said.
According to a criminal complaint, Boudin was waiting at a bus stop on Aug. 29 when he accosted a 59-year-old woman and others.
“Why don't you show me some respect?” he allegedly yelled at the woman.
When she took out a cell phone to call police, he hit her in the face, according to the complaint. When a 63-year-old man tried to stop Boudin, Boudin hit him with a blue folder – which fell on the ground – and fled.
Police tracked him down through the folder, which included Boudin's anger management homework and his name, the complaint said.
“you won’t believe what happened to my homework!”
Wooooooooow.... now that’s something.
People can be so stupid at times.
Does this guy work for Hillary’s campaign?
Well your honor, I did not have the class yet. lol.
He’s going to need more than anger management class. He’s violent, and likely mentally ill.
somehow, I don’t think this guy ever turns it off..
LOL!
I’ve learned to manage my anger and it really works. My wife has stopped hitting me.
Not saying that the man does not have issues, but I sure wish people had more respect for others. I try my best to treat others the way I would like to be treated.
They should send him to anger management.
Prozac moment?
The anger management course is obviously not working. One way to control his anger would be to put him in jail for a few decades.
“Why don’t you show me some respect?”
Sounds gay.
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