Sucker-Punch Prankster FINDS OUT! Excessive Force?
The Andrew Branca Show · Attorney Andrew F. Branca
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Show Notes
As two men happen to be walking towards each other, one pretends to launch a punch, but holds back the blow--it's just a "sucker-punch prank."
The other fellow responds by beating the prankster to the ground, leaving him unconscious.
We have the video, and we'll share it with you in today's show!
Was the counter-attack legally justified? Did the prank victim use excessive force?
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