Mott the Hoople
Sweet Jane
I'm not being sexist I just like to eat.
Man Hit By Car In Driveway
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a bit extreme but he should not have stood in her way, oth, she should have called the police
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Darla
She should have called the police immediately and charged him with kidnapping, but according to her he jumped out in front of the car, and since he admits to blocking her way...
If that's the case she did nothing wrong.
think of it as evolution in action...i hope that they do not have children
LOL
"These crazy liberal nuts are always pulling this crap," said Radle's brother, Mike Radle, describing himself and his brother as firm supporters of Walker, the subject of the recall.
Update to the story -
A Chippewa Falls man who repeatedly tried to block his estranged wife from driving to the polls Tuesday was hospitalized with head, neck and back injuries when she struck him with her sport utility vehicle.
Jeffery Radle, a Gov. Scott Walker supporter, was on foot. Amanda Radle, a recall proponent, was in a Dodge Durango.
Amanda Radle, who left the scene and went to the Chippewa Falls Police Department to report the incident, was arrested.
She appeared Wednesday morning in Chippewa County court before a bond hearing on possible charges of domestic battery and second-degree recklessly endangering safety.
She was released on a $500 signature bond, and ordered not to have any contact with Jeffery Radle. As of Wednesday morning, no criminal complaint had been filed. A court hearing is set for May 22.
Police have been called to the residence several times in the past and the couple were believed to be separated, Stelter said.
Online court records show that Amanda Radle had filed for divorce Jan. 10. A court proceeding in the divorce before Judge Steve Cray was set for June 1.
"These crazy liberal nuts are always pulling this crap," said Radle's brother, Mike Radle, describing himself and his brother as firm supporters of Walker, the subject of the recall.
Update to the story -
A Chippewa Falls man who repeatedly tried to block his estranged wife from driving to the polls Tuesday was hospitalized with head, neck and back injuries when she struck him with her sport utility vehicle.
Jeffery Radle, a Gov. Scott Walker supporter, was on foot. Amanda Radle, a recall proponent, was in a Dodge Durango.
Amanda Radle, who left the scene and went to the Chippewa Falls Police Department to report the incident, was arrested.
She appeared Wednesday morning in Chippewa County court before a bond hearing on possible charges of domestic battery and second-degree recklessly endangering safety.
She was released on a $500 signature bond, and ordered not to have any contact with Jeffery Radle. As of Wednesday morning, no criminal complaint had been filed. A court hearing is set for May 22.
Police have been called to the residence several times in the past and the couple were believed to be separated, Stelter said.
Online court records show that Amanda Radle had filed for divorce Jan. 10. A court proceeding in the divorce before Judge Steve Cray was set for June 1.