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Wis. Muslim Allegedly Beats Man With Tire Iron for Insulting His Islamic Faith
October 10, 2011
"it is unusual when an argument ends with the use of a tire iron, but it's not unheard of."

On Friday, a 47-year-old Wausau, Wisconsin, man was violently beaten with a tire iron and hospitalized. Witnesses claim that the attack occurred after he was involved in an argument over religion.
Officials have not yet released the names of the victim and the perpetrator, although the police apparently said that they have some leads on the suspect. Currently, they are still investigating and no arrests have been made.
One witness told a Wausau Daily Herald reporter that he saw the suspect pull up in his vehicle, get out of the car and then accuse the victim of criticizing his Islamic faith. According to the witness, when approached, the victim denied the charge. Unfortunately, that did little to stop the assailant from unleashing his fury.
The suspect purportedly grabbed a tire iron, hit the man in the head, punched him, then hopped back into his vehicle and sped off. A second witness, Bakonn Jackson, confirms these claims.
In describing the scenario, Jackson said, "it is unusual when an argument ends with the use of a tire iron, but it's not unheard of."
(H/T: Wausau Daily Herald)
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Billy Hallowell is a digital TV host and interviewer for Faithwire and CBN News and the co-host of CBN’s "Quick Start Podcast."
Billy Hallowell
Billy Hallowell is a digital TV host and interviewer for Faithwire and CBN News and the co-host of CBN’s "Quick Start Podcast."
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