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A Florida lawyer who tried to save his bar seat by leaving a Budweiser on the counter at the Chick-A-Boom Room this week got more than he bargained for.When he returned from the restroom early Tuesday, a woman was sitting there rummaging through her purse, says attorney Louis Brunoforte of Dunedin. The two exchanged words, the 46-year-old former high-school boxer tells the St. Petersburg Times, and then—boom!—she hit him right in the mouth."She threw a punch like a man would throw a punch," recounts Brunoforte, who says he was "coldcocked" by the punch. "I didn't fall, but my head jolted back. She completely caught me off guard. I didn't expect it."Since returning the 5-foot-8, 140-pound woman's punch wasn't an option, the 6-foot, 240-pound attorney says, he called the authorities. Rachel Adams, 45, of Indiana was subsequently pulled over in the vicinity and charged with driving under the influence and misdemeanor simple battery.Adams, who did not respond to a newspaper request for comment, was released later Tuesday on $650 bail.Since having back surgery in March, Brunoforte says, he uses a cane and a brace and hence is considering a lawsuit over the incident.
Since returning the 5-foot-8, 140-pound woman's punch wasn't an option, the 6-foot, 240-pound attorney says, he called the authorities.
If she's big enough to throw a punch like that she's big enough to get floored. He's just a p**s, or a gentle soul :innocent:?
Since having back surgery in March, Brunoforte says, he uses a cane and a brace and hence is considering a lawsuit over the incident.
Having been there (and still somewhat am), I can understand why he didn't punch back. I would probably pursue legal action vs physical violence at this point.
What happened to the old days? A bar fight breaks out, friends from both sides break it up, one group leaves, and the night continues.
The lawyer is a sissy!