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David Tepper appears to throw a drink at a jaguars fan

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kungfoodude Grand Master

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2 minutes ago, hepcat said:

The grammar of those posts is an affront to fourth graders everywhere. 

Oh he's about as intelligent as a gnat. 

I'd toy with him more but he has like two "insults" and that is about it. He wouldn’t even understand half the stuff I threw at him, so I would just be entertaining myself.

Like LeBron dunking on a toddler.

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12 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I think you are not familiar with what assault can mean legally. You can catch an assault charge for never touching person with your hands at all.

Throwing a Drink Could Land You in Jail

Because of the definitions of assault, throwing a can of liquid at someone will most likely be considered aggravated assault. Even throwing water at someone can be considered assault because it may classified as harmful touching. However, if you fail to make contact, throw an empty can or bottle, or just get their shirt wet, it might only be considered basic assault.

Is throwing a drink at someone considered assault?

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Throwing a Drink Could Land You in Jail

Because of the definitions of assault, throwing a can of liquid at someone will most likely be considered aggravated assault. Even throwing water at someone can be considered assault because it may classified as harmful touching. However, if you fail to make contact, throw an empty can or bottle, or just get their shirt wet, it might only be considered basic assault.

Is throwing a drink at someone considered assault?

Yeah, I am familiar. Even something like spitting on someone can be assault.

People get assault confused with battery. Battery is fuging someone up. 

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11 minutes ago, Wanderlai said:

The devil turned out to be Adam Cole just like everyone knew…pitiful. For us the devil turned out to be Tepper like we all knew 

I don’t know what’s going on in AEW, but they are pushing wwe to new heights. Wwe is crazy good right now 

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