AMATEUR PROS
Two men were jailed in South Charleston, W.V., for their
actions in warming up to attend a "pro" wrestling show in town -- by
"practicing" their "moves" on a 2-year-old girl. "I choke-slammed her,"
said Andrew Lee Young, 24, with apparent pride. "It was playing
around," agreed his buddy, James Andrew Miller, 22. "It's stuff I've
done forever." Not to worry, Young said. "I didn't hurt her. She didn't
cry after I did it." The toddler was hospitalized with severe bruising
over her entire body, and a broken leg. The men wanted to get out of
jail in time for two things: the wrestling match, and to see their
arrest on TV. "I'm famous!" Young had shouted to a news camera. But
"their demeanors quickly changed," a reporter said, when a magistrate
set their bail at $100,000 each. (Charleston Gazette, WSAZ-TV)
...That's the nice thing about judges: their "moves" always trump.
Two men were jailed in South Charleston, W.V., for their
actions in warming up to attend a "pro" wrestling show in town -- by
"practicing" their "moves" on a 2-year-old girl. "I choke-slammed her,"
said Andrew Lee Young, 24, with apparent pride. "It was playing
around," agreed his buddy, James Andrew Miller, 22. "It's stuff I've
done forever." Not to worry, Young said. "I didn't hurt her. She didn't
cry after I did it." The toddler was hospitalized with severe bruising
over her entire body, and a broken leg. The men wanted to get out of
jail in time for two things: the wrestling match, and to see their
arrest on TV. "I'm famous!" Young had shouted to a news camera. But
"their demeanors quickly changed," a reporter said, when a magistrate
set their bail at $100,000 each. (Charleston Gazette, WSAZ-TV)
...That's the nice thing about judges: their "moves" always trump.