More food related attacks in the Sunshine State. On January 16, 2009, 19-year-old Zachary Moir from Deltona, Fla. hit his mom with a taco.
According to a story in the Orlando Sentinel, Zachary's mom, Dena, told police she had called her son "several times," before finally going to his room and unplugging his Xbox. He pushed her, called her names, and told her to get out of his room.
Dena said her old-enough-to-move-out son finally came down to eat, and that she pushed him aside, because she was cleaning the kitchen and he was in the way. So Zach, feeling the love, smacked her on the arm, called her a name, and threw his taco in her face.
Zachary is being held without bail, charged with domestic violence battery.
Normally, there is usually only one Florida food-related attack every few weeks, but as luck would have it, there was another one two days later, on January 18.
In St. Petersburg, Cassady Catolico was arrested for hitting Steven Bunaisky in the head with a bagel. She whacked Bunaisky at 2:18 a.m. while violating a temporary injuction he filed against her the previous week.
The St. Petersburg Times blog wasn't clear on any further details, other than to say Catolico was already on probation for a criminal mischief case in 2006.
No other state in the country has suffered the food attack epidemic that Florida has. There have been five attacks in the last four months, all within less than 200 miles of each other.
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According to a story in the Orlando Sentinel, Zachary's mom, Dena, told police she had called her son "several times," before finally going to his room and unplugging his Xbox. He pushed her, called her names, and told her to get out of his room.
Dena said her old-enough-to-move-out son finally came down to eat, and that she pushed him aside, because she was cleaning the kitchen and he was in the way. So Zach, feeling the love, smacked her on the arm, called her a name, and threw his taco in her face.
Zachary is being held without bail, charged with domestic violence battery.
Normally, there is usually only one Florida food-related attack every few weeks, but as luck would have it, there was another one two days later, on January 18.
In St. Petersburg, Cassady Catolico was arrested for hitting Steven Bunaisky in the head with a bagel. She whacked Bunaisky at 2:18 a.m. while violating a temporary injuction he filed against her the previous week.
The St. Petersburg Times blog wasn't clear on any further details, other than to say Catolico was already on probation for a criminal mischief case in 2006.
No other state in the country has suffered the food attack epidemic that Florida has. There have been five attacks in the last four months, all within less than 200 miles of each other.
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