Dec 19, 2024
9:51:01pm
9:51:01pm
But very easy to know your odds of hitting somebody are very high if you
throw an object at a large crowd of people.
The article stated he saw people throwing water bottles at the BYU cheerleaders and he joined in. I doubt he was aiming for a specific someone, but I have little doubt he was wanting the water bottle to hit someone. He just didn't think he'd A) be caught and B) that it would do the damage it did.
The article stated he saw people throwing water bottles at the BYU cheerleaders and he joined in. I doubt he was aiming for a specific someone, but I have little doubt he was wanting the water bottle to hit someone. He just didn't think he'd A) be caught and B) that it would do the damage it did.
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Dec 19, 9:37pm
Dec 19, 9:40pm
Let's see, he hurled it directly toward BYU fans or cheerleaders and had no intent to hit anyone? Why else does he throw
Dec 19, 9:47pm
Much of it was hatred for the refs not for BYU. The stadium was upset with the refs and protesting the ref's calls. More
Dec 19, 9:55pm
Dec 19, 10:01pm
They weren't trying to hit the refs. They were protesting the refs. They weren't trying to hit anyone, they were trying
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