As much as I’d love to see him sink his money, other people would be left holding the bag.
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A member of a family that runs a major sugar and real estate conglomerate in Florida was arrested and charged with a number of crimes, including domestic violence, late last month after he allegedly assaulted a woman during an argument over the fact that they had been seated near a gay couple at a restaurant.
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Men harming women isn’t specific to Florida
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She’s been reported to the state licensing board, right? I only know some of the rules in Texas and she’s in Washington, but revealing client information and quoting from therapy sessions would probably be enough to lose her license
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They were minors. I hope they reported her to protective services.
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He has been charged with domestic violence by strangulation, false imprisonment, robbery, harassing a victim, and cocaine possession, and was released on $180,000 bond.
Just wow. A rich man gets released with a bond of an insignificant amount. And he has a history of domestic violence.
Fanjul is also known…In 2016, The Daily Mail reported on the couple’s volatile relationship, which included one 2014 incident in which a drunken Fanjul allegedly tried to smother Mortimer with a pillow. Police were called to Fanjul’s home again in December 2014, where a neighbor said he witnessed Fanjul tackle Mortimer and push her head into the pavement.
I know it’s the The Daily Mail, but wtaf?
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Oh look, she’s back. Guess that sweet conservative media money she was gonna get dried up.
Seriously Gina. You were given multiple chances to easily fix your behavior.
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But why aren’t they in jail?
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Fucking disgusting… also, the Guardian angels? are they still a thing? Did we time travel to 1983?
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Bill Maher Says He Won’t Release Kanye West Interview: ‘He’s A Very Charming Antisemite’
Assholes all.
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Lots (unpaid) fines, probation, and community service but AFAIK no prison time.
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The artist told the right-wing ABC newspaper that his portrayal of Christ, which was based on an image of his son, was ‘gentle, elegant and beautiful’ and created with ‘deep respect’.
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