Originally published at: 15 months for woman who punched flight attendant's teeth out | Boing Boing
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Can we just ban these goofs from flying. All airlines. Permanently.
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Oh, yes, please.
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Not long enough.
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The restitution amount is good. The victim will need it to fix her teeth
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It is. But she needs that now.
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It’s like a sad, choose-your-own-late-democracy-sentencing adventure. Behind door a: the severity of being a January 6th insurrectionist vs. door b: a level 1 covidiot sleestak aesthetic.
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Hardly.
With my history of orthodontia, you’re dropping a cool million if you knock out one of my teeth, nothing less.
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I agree, but airlines are more concerned about profits than the safety of employees and passengers. So, they’ll pursue these anti-maskers, beg them to come back, blame the CDC and FAA for previous policies, and ask them to tell all their friends that it’s cool to fly with them now. Only the folks convicted of crimes, like in this case, might be permanently banned in the future:
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She should have gotten 15 years.
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Absobloominlutely.
Hopefully, that’s been taken care of by her Worker’s Compensation carrier. It happened on the job. Anything related to it should be covered and she shouldn’t get a bill for any of it.
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That’s ridiculous!
Should be 5 - 10 Years. If you want, give her early probation, but for 5 to 10 Years, she should have her movements restricted, with the threat of serious jail time for any further misdeeds.
And that fine is 10 times too low. Make it a quarter mil.
And the flight attendant should sure the [woman], and the airline should pay the flight attendant’s lawyers.
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It’s a good thing she’s not being sent to the kind of place where one is not likely to get one’s teeth punched out.
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