brian103
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brian103 got a reaction from tangarrray in Incident report from the IHSGW State Championships.
Well, it appears the truth has finally prevailed in this unfortunate incident. The fact that a head wrestling coach (who is also a teacher) has come forth and gave eyewitness details pretty much dissolved it. It is my understanding that 2 more head coaches have contacted the parties involved and gave collaborating eyewitness accounts of Delois' plan to defy any type of authority and wear the hats anyway.
However, it now appears Mr. Delois is attempting to continue with his lies seeking the attention in the law enforcement arena. If I were a good friend to Mr. DeLois, I would advise him to stop lying and to stop defaming individuals. I would also advise him there are remedies for defamation of character, not to mention, remedies for lying on a police report. I would advise him those remedies will play out in a court of law (instead of the court of public opinion) either on the civil side for defamation of character, or the criminal side for lying on a police report.
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brian103 got a reaction from Ironbear in Incident report from the IHSGW State Championships.
Well, it appears the truth has finally prevailed in this unfortunate incident. The fact that a head wrestling coach (who is also a teacher) has come forth and gave eyewitness details pretty much dissolved it. It is my understanding that 2 more head coaches have contacted the parties involved and gave collaborating eyewitness accounts of Delois' plan to defy any type of authority and wear the hats anyway.
However, it now appears Mr. Delois is attempting to continue with his lies seeking the attention in the law enforcement arena. If I were a good friend to Mr. DeLois, I would advise him to stop lying and to stop defaming individuals. I would also advise him there are remedies for defamation of character, not to mention, remedies for lying on a police report. I would advise him those remedies will play out in a court of law (instead of the court of public opinion) either on the civil side for defamation of character, or the criminal side for lying on a police report.