Well I hope the drunk or the bouncer isn't the main character xD Drunk guy's a prick. That's straight up assault and battery. And that bouncer is gonna have some scars and a lot of bleeding. You don't get a rock glass shattered into your face without some serious trauma.
Well I hope the drunk or the bouncer isn't the main character xD Drunk guy's a prick. That's straig
Ok so maybe he got too pissed off, but who wouldn't be mad at someone who changed the channel. Also assault on the bartender, but the other guy wanted a fight and he got one
Ok so maybe he got too pissed off, but who wouldn't be mad at someone who changed the channel. Also
Do bouncers tend to initiate fights? Don't they escort or call the cops, because as far as I'm aware they can't even touch you as it can also be considered assault
Do bouncers tend to initiate fights? Don't they escort or call the cops, because as far as I'm aware
Bouncers are allowed to use 'reasonable force' to get someone to leave. At this point, he cracked his knuckles (an intimidating gesture,) and was about to place his hand on the wolf's shoulder. :p
Far from initiating the fight imo, but I appreciate that you're into it! \o/
Bouncers are allowed to use 'reasonable force' to get someone to leave. At this point, he cracked hi
The fight is already initiated. The patron of the bar has put his hands (assault) on the bartender. The bouncer has a right to protect the patrons of the establishment. Its what he was hired for. He does not go around and pick fights with random people, but he is allowed to force you to leave, such as placing his hand on your shoulder and escorting you to the door, then giving a verbal warning not to come back or the police will be called. The wolf is liable for everything resulting from this scenario, even if the bouncer now beat the crap out of him, since the wolf started it.
He is 100% doing everything right in this scenario, so props to him. Being intimidating is 90% of what bouncers do.
The fight is already initiated. The patron of the bar has put his hands (assault) on the bartender.
Yeah there was a conflict between the bartender and the other guy and yes hi did both threatened and assaulted the bartender. Now here's what the bouncer did: threatened and escalated the situation, cracked his knuckles which is a form of both intimidation and a sign to start a fight and what seemed like he was about to throw hands all towards someone who was agitated and possibly drunk. As for what the drunk guy did can be assumed that he thought he was in danger of being harmed and defended himself. In these situations you should de-escalate and call the cops and not try to be a hero and fight. To be fair none of this wouldn't have happened if the bartender didn't pin him against the entire bar
Yeah there was a conflict between the bartender and the other guy and yes hi did both threatened and
What are you talking about? The bartender didn't 'pin him against the entire bar'. He changed the channel, something he has every right to do. The wolf getting upset at him is his own problem, he decided to threaten the bartender. What the wolf thought was going to happen is irreverent. He committed a crime.
It is the bouncers JOB to step in if a fight is going to break out, not stay in the back and call the cops and let fights happen.
The wolf is the bad guy here. There is no good counter argument. I don't see why your trying to defend him.
What are you talking about? The bartender didn't 'pin him against the entire bar'. He changed the c
This kinda runs parallel to that scene from Ozark—it OBVIOUSLY stops here, though 😅 A guy (with similar anger issues) also bashed somebody over the head with a beer bottle(boy those glass companies are just askin' for trouble) but pulled a gun on the next person rushing to hit him. On the way out, he shot the TV so no one could watch it. 😏
This kinda runs parallel to that scene from Ozark—it OBVIOUSLY stops here, though 😅 A guy (with si
