Which GopherHole Member is this? Loud radio leads to standoff charges for Gophers fan

[I Miss D.J.]

http://www.startribune.com/local/south/189727041.html

 

[I Miss D.J.]

http://www.startribune.com/local/south/189727041.html

My guess: Bruce Kaupa

 

[From the Barn]

Look at the initials, closely.

 

[I Miss D.J.]

Look at the initials, closely.

I thought of that, too. Slam dunk!

 

[Cayman]

Look at the initials, closely.

Hahahaha

 

[station19]

And the Comments are.................

Feb. 4, 13
5:03 PM
Yep, that guy obviously should have access to a gun so he can protect himself from knowing the outcome of sports events.


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Wally_99
Feb. 4, 13
5:29 PM
What was the utility worker's name? If you broadcast the name of the accused, you should be doing so in kind.


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guth54
Feb. 4, 13
5:41 PM
Well its official, at least two people care about the Gophers BB team.


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chumbly
Feb. 4, 13
5:57 PM
Yeah, I agree with Max. If someone plays a radio too loud, threatening to kill them is the obvious solution.

 

[Gopher Bandanna Guy]

Aw, c'mon. Like this guy is the first drunk (or sober) Gopher fan to want to kill someone over hearing local sports talk radio coverage.

Hey, that could have been me!

 

[minimax]

. . . "The accused {sic}, was charged Thursday in District Court with felony terroristic threats in connection with the Jan. 18 incident."

Look. I love utility workers as much as the next guy, but to drop a federal terrorism warrant on some drunken yahoo (who not coincidentally is a Gopher hoops fan), seem a bit heavy to me.

Maybe the terrorists have won.

 

[bleedsmaroonandgold]

. . . "The accused {sic}, was charged Thursday in District Court with felony terroristic threats in connection with the Jan. 18 incident."

Look. I love utility workers as much as the next guy, but to drop a federal terrorism warrant on some drunken yahoo (who not coincidentally is a Gopher hoops fan), seem a bit heavy to me.

Maybe the terrorists have won.

Terroristic threats is a misunderstood charge. It has nothing to do with terrorism, I believe it is basically the state charge for threatening to kill or seriously injure someone.