Man From Howard Beach Was Slurred — Slurred?

By Bryanna Bevens

07/18/2006

Ok, so last year this stupid kid named Nick Minucci hit a man over the head with a baseball bat leaving him with a fractured skull.

Nick is a White and the victim, Glenn Moore, is Black … and Nick allegedly uttered some derivation of the N-word during the assault. With the hate crime enhancement, Nick will serve 15 years in prison for second-degree assault … without the hate crime enhancement, he would served maybe five.

Moore has admitted that he and his friends were in the neighborhood to steal a car so it is difficult to look upon him as a true victim — HOWEVER, he was not attempting to steal Minucci’s car and it seems fairly clear that fracturing Moore’s head with a baseball bat was an unwarranted assault.

(Minucci also has a history of violence including stabbing a man so it is probably safe to assume that he’s a bit of a nutbag.)

All of this aside, what I found interesting was the coverage of events by the New York Daily News.

Earlier exclusive: Go easy on Nick, victim’s pop says by Scott Shifrel 7/18/06

Look at this quote from Shifrel’s column:

"Moore, who was clubbed and slurred more than a year ago in a crime that sparked headlines, is expected to speak at today’s sentencing of Minucci, who faces up to 25 years behind bars."

Umm … he was clubbed and slurred? Seriously, slurred … when did name-calling become a crime?

Good grief, what’s next? A first grader gets 18 months in County Jail for calling his classmate a Doo-Doo Head? Can you imagine the 6 year-old child of tomorrow?

Billy called me a Doo-Doo Head! He slurred me and I feel offended and oppressed … I’m calling the police and suing this school!

By all means, let’s lock up the loonies who run amok with baseball bats and harm other people … harm as in fracture their skulls not hurt their feelings.

He was slurred … ooh, can you imagine if he was shushed?

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