Antonio Brown Being Sued.... Course it happened in Florida

[redseat]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/pittsb...wsuit-throwing-furniture-florida-balcony/amp/

 

[redseat]

According to court documents, Brown is accused of throwing furniture from the 14th story balcony of a Florida apartment building, which nearly hit a 22-month-old child.

The alleged incident happened in April

A lawsuit filed by the victim contends two very large vases, an ottoman and other pieces of furniture landed just feet away from the child and his grandfather.

It goes on to say surveillance video clearly shows objects falling from the balcony and nearly striking the two people on the ground.

 

[redseat]

Hopefully link works, I'm on cell so probably not

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[SJ76]

During a hurricane these actions are acceptable Especially during a hurricane

 

[Yo Tee]

Of course, just another distraction. But I'm sure he'll settle quick.

 

[huskers1217]

he needs to be immediately suspended...



actually he needs to play


in my 3 leagues.

one has james conner, one has JuJU and one has big ben.

so I need him to play....

nothing to see here

 

[ill]

During a hurricane these actions are acceptable Especially during a hurricane

all rules go out the window (pun intended) during a hurricane

Please don’t shoot at the hurricane, officers say

 

[shopson67]

According to court documents, Brown is accused of throwing furniture from the 14th story balcony of a Florida apartment building, which nearly hit a 22-month-old child.

The alleged incident happened in April

A lawsuit filed by the victim contends two very large vases, an ottoman and other pieces of furniture landed just feet away from the child and his grandfather.

It goes on to say surveillance video clearly shows objects falling from the balcony and nearly striking the two people on the ground.

Who calls a child a 22 month old?

 

[redseat]

Who calls a child a 22 month old?

You got me... But I dont have kids so I cant really answer

 

[Groo]

Who calls a child a 22 month old?

It's common for kids under 2 to have thier age given in months
I have 4

 

[ill]

Who calls a child a 22 month old?

parents do

a friend of mine who has a kid between 1 and 2 recently said to me "I get why people say how old their kids are in months" but I still don't get it.

 

[shopson67]

parents do

a friend of mine who has a kid between 1 and 2 recently said to me "I get why people say how old their kids are in months" but I still don't get it.

Probably to deflect why they're still breast feeding, lol.

 

[ill]

Probably to deflect why they're still breast feeding, lol.

umm...sure?

 

[redseat]

So will Brady be suspended for this? I mean I'm sure he told AB to do it

 

[shopson67]

umm...sure?

...or an easy way to deflect why they aren't further along, or just trying to keep them young (in general).

 

[ill]

...or an easy way to deflect why they aren't further along, or just trying to keep them young (in general).

their kid is pretty developed.

I think it is just easier at that age to base it on his development and hitting milestones

"oh, he's walking?! at 14 months? that's awesome!"

I don't have kids so walking 14 months seems like a good guess

 

[Pure Steel]

AB is a 360 month-old-child.....

 

[shopson67]

their kid is pretty developed.

I think it is just easier at that age to base it on his development

"oh, he's walking?! at 14 months? that's awesome!"

I don't have kids so walking 14 months seems like a good guess

Sure, but by the time they're 22 months (and that's used by the media)? Just seems odd.

 

[ill]

Sure, but by the time they're 22 months (and that's used by the media)? Just seems odd.

I guess the next milestone would be talking? I would think 2 yrs is a good point to start saying "he's 2"

 

[ATL96Steeler]

According to court documents, Brown is accused of throwing furniture from the 14th story balcony of a Florida apartment building, which nearly hit a 22-month-old child.

The alleged incident happened in April

A lawsuit filed by the victim contends two very large vases, an ottoman and other pieces of furniture landed just feet away from the child and his grandfather.

It goes on to say surveillance video clearly shows objects falling from the balcony and nearly striking the two people on the ground.

Obviously pretty reckless to be throwing anything that large from a 14 story building, but at this point do they really know who did it?