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Man & Twin Hurt Hurling Bricks at Each Other During Argument

Last updated on: May 27, 2015 at 8:54 am   by Rachael Popcak and Dr. Gregory Popcak

Man & Twin Hurt Hurling Bricks at Each Other During Argument 2015-05-27T08:54:16-05:00 Rachael Popcak and Dr. Gregory Popcak

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Now, here are two guys who could really have used a copy of God Help Me, These People Are Driving Me Nuts!

From FOXNews–“Well, they’re worth battery charges for twin 52-year-olds after officials say an argument ended with them hurling the projectiles at each other.  The Daytona Beach News-Journal reports that Michael and James Remelius were arguing in the front yard of a home last week when Michael first threatened to throw a brick at his brother. According to a police report, Michael Remelius followed through, striking his brother in the leg and causing a small cut. James Remelius retaliated with a brick that bloodied and bruised his brother’s eye.   Both were arrested and charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Both remained jailed Tuesday. James’ bail is $25,000 while Michael’s is $20,000. Court records show they do not yet have attorneys to comment on the case.”

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