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Message: [QUOTE="Jedhead, post: 3091335, member: 9518"] Watching the CCTV footage will expose the fuax outrage and needless calls from some people that what Fifita did was somehow deserving of some sort of heavy suspension. The howls of anguish are really quite preposterous. What I saw was a young kid enjoying a night out that ended with a harmless bit of hi-jinx. It looked to me that he felt able to reach out to the security officer as he was on a bike and not restrained in a car. The security guard walked away immediately after the incident and does not even rub his head. There was no hint of a pre-planned assault or malice aforethought. This is the biggest storm in a tea cup I have seen for some time and the faux outrage has one reason and one reason only - to create a news headline. How sad our lives have become when those in the media think this is newsworthy. What we should be seeing and reading about is the justified outrage that someone can be held in police custody for such a minor breach of the peace. While I fully agree that the security guard has every right to expect to do his job unhindered, but did this really warrant a police arrest? [/QUOTE]

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