Rock, Paper, Scissors Is So Passé
The old game of rock, paper, scissors just would not do to settle a dispute between a supervisor and the employee who's grass cutting expertise he belittled. So they played a different game.
That's the scene St. Johns County authorities described Tuesday after a lawn service supervisor criticized one of his worker's grass-cutting skills, The Florida Times-Union reported.
Lance Tywan Wamley, 26, of Hollywood, Fla., is charged with threatening several men with a 34-inch baseball bat and then hitting one man in the chest. The worker, Eric J. Torres, 23, defended himself with a weed trimmer, authorities said.
Another worker, armed with a hammer, broke up the scuffle, authorities said.
Torres was treated at a hospital. Wamley was charged with felony assault and battery.
Gee, sounds like a good time was had by all, doesn't it? I wonder what the rules are…..
By TC@LeatherPenguin, Thursday, 24 August , 2006 @ 5:54 pm
I’m sorry, but where was the guy wielding the hedge trimmer?
He could have cleaned the table.