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On Thursday morning Quain says he came face-to-face with two of his attackers while leaving an area Schnucks.
“He brushed up against me and put his fist up like he was going to hit me,” said Quain.
He says when he flinched the two boys laughed, so Quain decided to give the boys a piece of his mind.
“And then his buddy comes down and looks me up and down and says ‘What did you say?’ ‘Not again’, I’m thinking,” said Quain.
Quain walked away from the incident without injury. He called police to report the incident, and commanders with the St. Louis Police Department told NewsChannel 5 they are now investigating.
“I just don’t understand it. It’s really intimidating. It really is. I just really don’t have the means to move right now. I just feel bad for the next person,” said Quain.
Over the weekend Quain went back to the scene of the original attack to lead a peace rally. He was joined by family and friends. He says he wants to talk with St. Louis politicians about creating and enforcing tougher curfew ordinances.
Well, no wonder this shit keeps happening, because the victims think that “peace rallies” and curfew laws are the answer. Well, Mr. Quain, need I remind you that your seven assailants from back in October were already violating curfew when they attacked you? It was after 11 PM, after all.
One other thing that bugs me — The juvenile criminal case against the seven KMLKers were dropped because one of their 13-year old cohorts didn’t come to court. Why didn’t the judge issue a bench warrant for her arrest for contempt of court? Why did the judge have to dismiss the case? He or she probably could have delayed the case pending the cops being able to bring her in.
