
Anne Arundel family mourns death of father beaten after incident at child's school: 'A friend to everybody'
An Anne Arundel County father was beaten to death last week in front of his home, all after a confrontation started at his child's school.

Charges "could be filed"? Charges better be filed! I realize this isn't a case Benjamin Crump would be interested in, but this family needs representation, imoo.A bit more information:
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Family: School fight led to fatal assault of children's father
A father in Anne Arundel County was killed while protecting his children from a fight that started at a middle school and came to their home.www.wbaltv.com
Horrific. Awaiting charges, for certain!
Its all very predictable.Wow. Just. Wow.
The way this world is getting is terrifying.
Like you, I am thinking the round up is coming soon.Hopefully the perps will be identified and arrested soon. They have Ring camera footage, and the name of the kid involved in the initial fight at the school, that should be enough. Let's Go, LE !!
That same something is telling me the same thing.Something tells me the alleged "fight" at the school was also only his son defending himself.
The man's apology and symbolic return of the necklaces sounds cheesy, but I think both were sincere.
I understand and agree.No disrespect intended but sincere remorse would be: calling 911 himself, turning himself in to law enforcement, pleading guilty to whatever law(s) he actually broke... that sort of thing.
I understand and agree.
But, the local sub culture( thought it had died out) that I suspect these guys are part of is an honor based culture, not a legal based culture. As a result, alot of "book rules" related above don't get followed.
Instead, these honor sub cultures place more emphasis on symbolism: must have a willingness to fight, dishonor can extend to family members, pride, respect / dis respect, apologies and insults and family or friendships mean alot etc.
Please note, I am not saying these men are misguided saints. They are criminals. Rather, I just know the group. There are similar fading sub cultures in Appalachia, Hawaii amongst native Hawaiians, Cajun areas, Puerto Rico, deep south etc.