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Death at Dickman's

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nky.com states that he's been arrested four or five times since turning 18. Two of those were for assault and domestic violence, the most recent in June '09, his live in suffered scratches in the dispute. He avoided jail time but failed to attend the mandatory anger management classes. 24 years old with 2 month old twins and a two year old, and he's a "stay at home" dad.

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nky.com states that he's been arrested four or five times since turning 18. Two of those were for assault and domestic violence, the most recent in June '09, his live in suffered scratches in the dispute. He avoided jail time but failed to attend the mandatory anger management classes. 24 years old with 2 month old twins and a two year old, and he's a "stay at home" dad.

 

He's about to have a long stay in the joint.... feel bad for his kids.

Anyone know this "stay at home" Dad's education level? I would gather there is a direct correlation.

He's about to have a long stay in the joint.... feel bad for his kids.

 

I dont feel bad for the kids. It is probably the best thing to have happened to them. No one needs a stay at home dad with a bad temper and a history of violence.

 

At the very least, going to jail saves them from future physical and psychological damage. It may also have saved their lives.

 

I just hope their mother steps in and finds better child care and better dates in the future.

I dont feel bad for the kids. It is probably the best thing to have happened to them. No one needs a stay at home dad with a bad temper and a history of violence.

 

At the very least, going to jail saves them from future physical and psychological damage. It may also have saved their lives.

 

I just hope their mother steps in and finds better child care and better dates in the future.

 

Sounds like she was right in the mix if she suffered scratches in the fight although I guess she could have been trying to break it up.

Sounds like she was right in the mix if she suffered scratches in the fight although I guess she could have been trying to break it up.

 

Stay at home Dad for someone like this is probably a cover up for I lay around the house most days and peddle narcotics and weed for cash. Unless the mom owns the Daycare I am not buying it that he just stays home to care for the kids.

 

Sad situation and sounds like he didnt have his priorities straight anyway. If you have 2 month old twins and a 2 yr old and you are getting in this kind of trouble staying out til 3am getting wasted then nothing good can come from it.

 

I agree with Beechwoodfan...those kids will be better off without him there as a potential risk.

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Sounds like she was right in the mix if she suffered scratches in the fight although I guess she could have been trying to break it up.

 

She suffered scratches in the domestic dispute w/ this guy.

 

There but for the Grace of God go I. Thank God my parents worked so hard to make me a good person.

Sadly, I agree that mom is likely no prize either. Why is it people like that are so fertile?

Sadly, I agree that mom is likely no prize either. Why is it people like that are so fertile?

 

Welfare may have something to do with it???:idunno:

nky.com states that he's been arrested four or five times since turning 18. Two of those were for assault and domestic violence, the most recent in June '09, his live in suffered scratches in the dispute. He avoided jail time but failed to attend the mandatory anger management classes. 24 years old with 2 month old twins and a two year old, and he's a "stay at home" dad.
Stay at home dad? That tells me all I need to know.
Just saw his mugshot. Exactly what i expected.

 

Be honest with me, You typed in other names too and found somebody you knew!

Be honest with me, You typed in other names too and found somebody you knew!
Yes. I found a few former high school basketball opponents and a couple of employees, current and former.:eek:
Yes. I found a few former high school basketball opponents and a couple of employees, current and former.:eek:

 

That's Ok, I found my brother!!!:eek:

Any word on when this guy is supposed to go to court?

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