Firefighter Beat Woman Cats, A firefighter, who beat a lady for offering nourishment to the stray felines in their neighborhood, is confronting up to seven years in the slammer. In September 2013, a reconnaissance camera close West Adams group focus, caught a stunning scene. Ian Justin Eulian, a Los Angeles city firefighter, and his mom, Lonieta Fontaine, were seen having a warmed discussion with Rebecca Stafford.
The mother and her child defied Stafford on the grounds that she was nourishing stray felines in the area. Eventually amid the meeting, Stafford is seen tossing feline kibble at the firefighter's face. Eulian struck back by punching the lady over and over until she fell oblivious to the floor.
At the point when the lady got up, and told the pair that she had no memory of what happened, they misled her and advised her that she had slipped and hit her head. The mother-and-child pair helped her over into her Jeep, and Fontaine escorted her to her home.
In court, the lady said she tossed the kibble at the firefighter in light of the fact that she needed him to quit hollering at her. Eulian said he beat the lady in self-protection. The principal trial finished in a stop. Notwithstanding, this time around, it took legal hearers under two hours to discover the firefighter blameworthy of battery with genuine real damage and ambush by means prone to create incredible substantial harm.
"The activities of this part are a dishonor to LAFD and the men and ladies who serve reliably consistently," LAFD representative Peter Sanders said in an announcement. "Once the Department has been formally advised of his lawful offense conviction, a Board of Rights will be met as per Department strategy to focus the suitable disciplinary measures."
"Ian is squashed by the decision," shared Eulian's lawyer, Robert A. Schwartz, who arrangements to bid. "He's a kind, astute individual. He's done great all his life. He'd never been fierce."
The mother and her child defied Stafford on the grounds that she was nourishing stray felines in the area. Eventually amid the meeting, Stafford is seen tossing feline kibble at the firefighter's face. Eulian struck back by punching the lady over and over until she fell oblivious to the floor.
At the point when the lady got up, and told the pair that she had no memory of what happened, they misled her and advised her that she had slipped and hit her head. The mother-and-child pair helped her over into her Jeep, and Fontaine escorted her to her home.
In court, the lady said she tossed the kibble at the firefighter in light of the fact that she needed him to quit hollering at her. Eulian said he beat the lady in self-protection. The principal trial finished in a stop. Notwithstanding, this time around, it took legal hearers under two hours to discover the firefighter blameworthy of battery with genuine real damage and ambush by means prone to create incredible substantial harm.
"The activities of this part are a dishonor to LAFD and the men and ladies who serve reliably consistently," LAFD representative Peter Sanders said in an announcement. "Once the Department has been formally advised of his lawful offense conviction, a Board of Rights will be met as per Department strategy to focus the suitable disciplinary measures."
"Ian is squashed by the decision," shared Eulian's lawyer, Robert A. Schwartz, who arrangements to bid. "He's a kind, astute individual. He's done great all his life. He'd never been fierce."
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