A Colorado State University student, Kevin Bacci, was arrested last night for attempted murder in the brutal beating of a Geno’s Steaks employee in Philly. (link) It seems that the 19 year old college student and former accomplished high school wrestler and his friend were harassing the clerk at Geno’s Steaks for having this sign posted when Geno’s employee Tony Chestnut told them to get off the property. Bacci then “suplexed” Chestnut (link)
A Geno’s Steaks employee who was severely beaten at the restaurant says the controversial “Order in English” sign may have provoked the attack.
Tony Chestnut has severe injuries including a fractured skull, rib, and spine. His collarbone is broken, he has lost hearing in his left ear, and his speech has been affected.
“I don’t know why, but something is deterring my ability to speak the way i would normally speak,” Chestnut said.
Watch the interview of this guy and think about how a self-appointed Political Correctness warrior took away (at least temporarily) his ability to make his livelihood. (link) I sure hope Bacci is ready, because Bubba’s going to want to wrestle once he gets to prison!
Welcome to the real world, fella, where pro wrestling moves are truly crippling, English is the international language of business, and attacks on others have real consequences.
I wonder if he learned to attack people he disagreed with in his “Global and Cultural Awareness” Curriculum requirement at CSU? (link) Maybe he did an action for extra credit in his ”Introduction to Ethnic Studies,” “Chicana/o History and Culture,” “Border Crossings: People/Politics/Culture,” or ”Contemporary Race-Ethnic Relations” course taught by the Center for Applied Studies in American Ethnicity (link)?
