"Grodner pleaded guilty in a Chicago courtroom packed with former Marines. Some had Marine pins on their coats, or baseball jackets with the Marine insignia. They didn't yell or call him names. They came to support Marine Sgt. Michael McNulty, whose car Grodner defaced in December, but who couldn't attend because he's preparing for his second tour in Iraq."
Of course they were there to support...not name call..geeze. I don't know what was on all their minds and I don't think I would want to know. Well, I kinda know..lol..
The author goes further on to say:
"Grodner told me he'd describe himself as a "radical liberal" who's ready to leave Chicago now with all this negative publicity and move to the south of France and do some traveling."Damn good idea I would say, go to Fwance. Enjoy your "liberal freedoms" over there and tell us about it. The author lays in on thick but in a nutshell he was skeeeerd.
"During the proceedings, the judge described the offense as anger rose in his voice, especially as Grodner started balking on a plea arrangement he'd made with prosecutors."
"Is this what you did? Yes or no," Judge O'Malley asked Grodner.
"Without knowing, yes," Grodner said, sticking to his I-might-have-done-it-but-didn't-really-mean-it defense.
O'Malley asked again, in a stronger voice, not that of a judge but of a cop on the street or a Marine who meant business.
"DID YOU KNOWINGLY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THIS CAR?" O'Malley asked.
Grodner bowed his head, meekly, and responded in an equally meek voice:
"Yes," he said.
"So Grodner received a $600 fine, which will go to a Marine charity, 30 hours of community service and a year of court supervision. If he doesn't pay up in a month, the judge pronmised to put him in jail for a year."
Read the rest at Chicago Tribude found at LGF link thingy
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What a sniveling cowardly little man. By all means I hope he does move to France --- ought to be a real eye opener with the "yutes" rioting every time they want to teach Fwance who the boss is.
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