Barber Charged for Allegedly Throwing Fatal Punch at Co-Worker
- 11 years ago
A barber is charged for allegedly throwing a fatal punch at a co-worker.
Barber shops aren't considered violent places.
Recently, however, a physical altercation broke out between two barbers in Staten Island, New York. According to reports, the two men had been arguing over a pair of broken clippers and things escalated outside of their work at Forever Fridays barbershop.
An all-out fistfight broke out and one hard punch knocked a 22-year-old hair cutter named Mike to the ground where he struck his head. Mike passed away one week after the tragic incident in the hospital.
His 31-year-old co-worker has been arrested, accused of throwing the punch. Police authorities said the investigation is ongoing and additional charges may be filed.
In another recent report, a soccer referee was killed by a fatal punch, allegedly from a 17-year-old goalie, who was upset about a penalty call. (2,9,1) A neuropsychologist at the University of Utah spoke about the dangers of a single punch stating “Assaults happen every day in our country, and an assault to the head or neck can cause serious injury, including death.”
Barber shops aren't considered violent places.
Recently, however, a physical altercation broke out between two barbers in Staten Island, New York. According to reports, the two men had been arguing over a pair of broken clippers and things escalated outside of their work at Forever Fridays barbershop.
An all-out fistfight broke out and one hard punch knocked a 22-year-old hair cutter named Mike to the ground where he struck his head. Mike passed away one week after the tragic incident in the hospital.
His 31-year-old co-worker has been arrested, accused of throwing the punch. Police authorities said the investigation is ongoing and additional charges may be filed.
In another recent report, a soccer referee was killed by a fatal punch, allegedly from a 17-year-old goalie, who was upset about a penalty call. (2,9,1) A neuropsychologist at the University of Utah spoke about the dangers of a single punch stating “Assaults happen every day in our country, and an assault to the head or neck can cause serious injury, including death.”