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Vigilante Justice

Boy, it must be a big day for beatings. One woman pummeled another in the grocery store parking lot because she had thirteen items in the twelve-or-fewer express lane.

Posted by Rand Simberg at February 14, 2002 03:08 PM
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I sincerely hope the woman who committed the pummeling is tried and acquitted.

Damnit, choking up the express lane should be a hanging offense.

This would be less scary were I not so serious.

Posted by Stephen Green at February 14, 2002 03:42 PM

As someone commenting on this same story on our site noted, 10 items over calls for a good beating, 5 over for some nasty verbal abuse. 1 item over? Maybe spit on her or something...

Posted by Jeff Goldstein at February 15, 2002 04:54 PM

When did this occur? I hope not super bowl day. It would just be further evidence of the violence and frenzy whipped up by this event. Road rage, air rage, super bowl rage.

Posted by tom at February 16, 2002 09:26 AM


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