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article imageOp-Ed: You can't be serious about M&M's as assault weapons?

Posted May 12, 2008 by  S.H. Mills in Crime | 8 comments | 297 views
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Straight from the you-can’t-be-serious files: A young man was recently arrested for allegedly "assaulting" a police officer with M&M's. Let's hope the officer has a full and speedy recovery.
An Iowa college student was apparently unhappy with a police officer who accused his friend of being involved in a hit and run accident.

Sean McGuire reportedly threw several M & M’s at the officer as his way of “sticking up for his friend,” according to Fox News. He was charged with assaulting a police officer.

While most of the thrown candy seems to have hit the floor, at least one M&M was said to have hit the officer’s shoulder. I hope none of you were traumatized by this graphic description of the assault.

Of course, our thoughts go out to this officer as he attempts to recover from such a terrible event. Let’s hope the candy that claims it “melts in your mouth, not in your hands” lived up to it’s reputation and didn’t get chocolate on the officer’s shirt sleeve.

If found guilty, perhaps the judge will sentence McGuire to no dessert -at least not M&M’s- for a whole month.

I guess he should just be grateful that he wasn’t tazed.
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  • avatar Posted May 12, 2008 by  Chris Hogg
    #1
    Great report. You have a career in writing for late-night TV waiting for you! You got me to LOL the whole way through. HAHA
  • Sue D. Posted May 12, 2008 by  Sue D.
    #2
    Now that was entertaining and unbelievable. Good one S.H.
  • avatar Posted May 12, 2008 by  Pamela Jean (GotTheScoop)
    #3
    That was hilarious - I was thinking the same thing - lucky the officer didn't whip out his trusty tazer and take down the malicious dude! Geez, unreal.
  • avatar Posted May 12, 2008 by  Bob Ewing
    #4
    while the assault charge is over the top, the lack of respect for the officer is the real story here.
  • skeptikool Posted May 12, 2008 by  skeptikool
    #5
    Yeah, nothing but total obsequiousness acceptable here. Probably preferred to have caught a thrown donut.

    Wrong charge, anyhow. Littering, or feeding the pigeons. Either one should have earned him a severe tasering.
  • avatar Posted May 12, 2008 by  Raymonty
    #6
    Some one should sue the M&M company.
  • avatar Posted May 13, 2008 by  S.H. Mills
    #7
    @ Chris Hogg
    Great report. You have a career in writing for late-night TV waiting for you! You got me to LOL the whole way through. HAHA


    Heehee, thanks, Chris.

    @ Bob Ewing
    while the assault charge is over the top, the lack of respect for the officer is the real story here.


    Indeed, Bob, but it certainly isn't a crime. Well, not unless you live in a police state....

    Skeptikool you crack me up.

    As far as suing the M&M company goes, I'm sure someone will get around to it. :p

    Thanks, Pam, S.D. -everyone- for your comments. :)
  • avatar Posted May 13, 2008 by  Samantha A. Torrence
    #8
    lol okay that is just funny. It would have been funnier if the police officer threw a donut back at the kid.

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