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Monday, August 4, 2008

Chick-fil-A Owner Devises Own Punishment for Teen Vandals

The owner of the Chick-fil-A restaurant chain, S. Truett Cathy, has decided not to press charges against the two girls who broke into his home in New Smyrna Beach and caused approximately $30,000 worth of damage. Instead, the 87-year-old restaurateur has worked out a deal with the girls’ parents to ban them from watching television and playing video games. The girls must also read a book and write "I will not vandalize other people’s property" a thousand times.

According to police, the preteens broke into Cathy's home and sprayed fire extinguishers inside the home, threw eggs, and had a food fight on the tennis court. Cathy did not press charges because he did not want the girls to have criminal records.

If your child has been involved in some kind of juvenile crime in Orlando or anywhere in Florida, please contact The Umansky Law Firm today to schedule your confidential consultation.

posted by Lynn at 7:14 AM