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…Believing he was being unjustly detained, he yelled and cursed at officers who put him in a restraint chair at the county jail.
When I was a kid my parents sent me to an upscale private boarding school. When we were speaking to superiors, we had to yell loud enough to shake walls. When we didn’t yell loud enough, we were punished. This yelling mandate/training went on for an entire year called the plebe year. Yet, when we yell in real-life adult situations, we are somehow considered insane and dangerous? Perhaps states should not allow schools to intentionally teach yelling as a compulsory-school training technique?
I found myself wondering if he is a Christian. Per Wikipedia, he and his spouse are “members of The Chapel on the Campus, a nondenominational Christian church that meets on LSU’s campus in Baton Rouge.”
In Christianity, much ado is made about caring for the poor. Just saying.