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Grandmother Assaulted at Dearborn Chuck E. Cheese

How bad is Chuck E. Cheese these days? Well, consider that in the last month, one local TV station has reported on three assaults at area metro Detroit restaurants.

The most recent was here in Dearborn on Sunday evening at the store located in a strip mall on Michigan Avenue, just west of Telegraph

According to local broadcast and print media, a Dearborn Heights grandmother who was celebrating her grandson’s seventh birthday was allegedly assaulted by a man following her request to him that he watch his profanity.

The man in the other group responded with more profanities and then allegedly attacked her, hitting her in the face and dragging her by her hair, according to the victim’s family.

“There was an altercation,” Lt. Patty Penman of the Dearborn Police Department told The Detroit News. “And we’re trying to see if usable video exists and submitting the matter to our local prosecutor for review.”

It is another story taking off across the Internet, putting Dearborn again in the spotlight. We heard of the news from one of our readers who sent us this link HERE.

 

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5 Responses to “Grandmother Assaulted at Dearborn Chuck E. Cheese”

  1. tdogg says:
    January 16th, 2012 at 8:31 pm

    “Goodness gracious,” I’m no Mitt Romney, but I certainly can relate to getting real sick of the F-bomb being thrown at the Cheesehaus, which exists to entertain munchkins, not morons. When dealing with the latest incarnation of the Seven Dirty Words case, Chief Justice John Roberts lamented that couldn’t there just be 3 or 4 tv stations where you didn’t have to listen to this banality.

    Compare this jerk’s behavior with illegal cigar user Kid Rock at the Andiamo concert the other night. After too many drinks and a big stinkie stogie, and then getting called on it, he still made a point of personally apologizing to the smoke offended complainer.

    We are judged by how we handle being caught acting stupid – in this case, attack or apologize. Might have something to do with having some class.

  2. Blazer3312 says:
    January 16th, 2012 at 10:19 pm

    Guess Who did this dasterdly deed?

  3. Kpmoorad says:
    January 18th, 2012 at 10:34 pm

    I don’t want to live on this planet anymore.

  4. Big Jack says:
    January 19th, 2012 at 1:30 pm

    Why don’t the creeps that were using that profanity in front of the kids, do it where they live, where the kids use that language all the time. Stay out of our town.

  5. spag80 says:
    February 12th, 2012 at 5:49 pm

    why don’t they tear this strip mall down already…