Boston Marathon cheater Mike Rossi attacked cops, arrested again

And these are just the things we know about. Some things are known but not publicly for now.

Over the years Mike increasingly gets worse, from his exposed lack of character to his crummy life.

It only goes down, down, down from here.

Jail House Blockhead wrote:

Over the years Mike increasingly gets worse, from his exposed lack of character to his crummy life.

In a way it's surprising that it took so long in his life for all these things to happen, given the type of person he clearly is. Maybe he's gotten worse with age, or maybe, more likely, stuff has always been going on but just not as publicly.

All I feel after reading these responses is bad.

You people are damned and filled with so much hatred that you want to pick on a weak soul like a bunch of bullies on the playground. This almost a form of teasing and it is unhealthy for everyone involved.

Guy loses his house, haha

Guy has an alcohol problem, haha

Family is having domestic issues, haha

Guy is on a downward spiral, haha

I used to live in his neighborhood and have intimate gossip, haha

Laugh it up you losers. I hope some day you or someone dear to you goes viral, is relentlessly flogged, humiliated and shamed and then they take their life because anonymous cowards made them feel like the whole world was against them. Then I hope everyone reflects on their own actions here. This isnt even about running anymore. Youre helping push this guy off into a mental abyss.

Mike is human being with serious problems. Let it go and find somewhere else to release this toxic energy. If not for him, his family.

See ya.

Mike is about as normal as Charlie Manson. And he is getting there thanks to do-nothing enablers in his realm. Pretty much the only thing Meza and Mike had in common was their cheating. But stupid people fail to see the obvious or worse refuse to.

How powerful do you think this message board is? Mike's behaviour and legal problems long pre-date his cheating and long pre-date any thread here. All of his criminal activity and blow outs with people he knows, employers etc. have NOTHING to do with what anyone says here.

One example - his online bashing of Cecily Tynan. That was discussed here, but he was thrashing her, calling her a homewrecker, etc. on other forums. He was doing it. She ignored him. But - do you think there was a good chance she may killed herself because of Mike's online abuse? Did you stand up for her and try to get him to stop?

He did the same with co-workers, getting fired, etc. Were you/are you concerned that his co-workers may have killed themselves due to Mike's online abuse? What about the people he threatened here? Made fun of kids, disabled people - are you worried they may have killed themselves from Mike's online abuse, especially on these boards given your belief in their extra power to lead to suicide? Did you ever defend those people here?

Why is it that your only concern is for the guy who beats his wife and freely abuses others online? What about his life of abusing others makes him so fragile that if people talk about him here that will push him over the edge? People aren't allowed to talk about abusive people because abusive people are fragile?

What if he just didn't read this thread, would it still cause him harm? Also, what specific law makes it mandatory that he reads this thread?

I know I am all over the place there, but there is just so much stupid in your post, I guess I should have just made a list.

Last thing - what kind of person sanitizes "beating your wife" to the phrase "domestic issues" ?Why would you want to make beating your wife sound better than it really is? Why? Yeah. your insulting biased tone leans you being a wife beater yourself, can't condemn a behaviour that you approve of, right? Sorry, I should have said "having your own domestic issues", right? That's your preferred phrase for sorting your wife out with your fists, right? Just a little domestic issue. what phrase do you use for assaulting police officers? A little "run in with the law" wink wink?

+1

But you’ll be attacked for pointing this out.

It's a blizzard with all the SNOWFLAKES that have swept through this thread. No doubt more progressive folks, like Mike and Moo, looking to blame anyone but the perpetrator.

Haha!

Meza wasnt enough? wrote:

Family is having domestic issues, haha

Hi Mike!

Only wife beater Mike Rossi would describe breaking Cindy's nose as "having domestic issues".

31145 wrote:

Meza wasnt enough? wrote:

Family is having domestic issues, haha

Hi Mike!

Only wife beater Mike Rossi would describe breaking Cindy's nose as "having domestic issues".

Isn't that the inconvenient truth!

31145 wrote:

Hi Mike!

Only wife beater Mike Rossi would describe breaking Cindy's nose as "having domestic issues".

Fair point, there is also the "anonymous person seems to know a lot about subject and still thinks he's being picked on" thing going on.

Maybe rambling but definitely excellent. +1

Not only does Mike endanger his family and others but law enforcement charged with protecting his family. A true human POS that needs to be behind bars with his kind.

I don't think that will serve as a wake-up call but society is safer and better without his presence in it.

Will Mike spend months or years behind bars, or will he walk? Seems like pretty serious charges.

pierre_paris_206 wrote:

Will Mike spend months or years behind bars, or will he walk? Seems like pretty serious charges.

Two of the seven charges are second degree felonies, so yes, fairly serious.

Told ya.

That is the question. I would think the snowflakes here would want jail for him too where they can visit him and offer solace if not cash and he'd be safe from himself.

My guess is 2 years if he gets much needed time but he could get up to 10. He does have 2 counts felony so not sure if he could get more than 10?

"Some Pennsylvania crimes have mandatory minimums, meaning that a court must impose a minimum penalty regardless of any mitigating factors. For example, someone convicted of rape, a first-degree felony, must serve a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison; while someone convicted of aggravated assault, either a first-degree or second-degree felony, must serve a mandatory minimum of 2 years in prison."

Jail House Blockhead wrote:

My guess is 2 years if he gets much needed time but he could get up to 10. He does have 2 counts felony so not sure if he could get more than 10?

None of that will happen. Rossi is a middle aged white guy so all he is going to get is a slap on the wrist at worst.

The prosecutor didn't even do anything when Rossi beat up Cindy. And we are seeing the same courtroom tactic Rossi used last time of just delaying proceeding until the judge got bored and he went free.

Rossi Forever! wrote:

Jail House Blockhead wrote:

My guess is 2 years if he gets much needed time but he could get up to 10. He does have 2 counts felony so not sure if he could get more than 10?

None of that will happen. Rossi is a middle aged white guy so all he is going to get is a slap on the wrist at worst.

The prosecutor didn't even do anything when Rossi beat up Cindy. And we are seeing the same courtroom tactic Rossi used last time of just delaying proceeding until the judge got bored and he went free.

No victim/witness. She didn't show up to testify, therefore, no case. He did however plead GUILTY in October 2018 to 18 § 2709 §§ A1 - Harassment - Subject Other to Physical Contact, which involved his wife, a.k.a., Moo or Rock Bottom. That guilty plea was in the same township and in front of the same judge.

Jail House Blockhead wrote:

That is the question. I would think the snowflakes here would want jail for him too where they can visit him and offer solace if not cash and he'd be safe from himself.

My guess is 2 years if he gets much needed time but he could get up to 10. He does have 2 counts felony so not sure if he could get more than 10?

"Some Pennsylvania crimes have mandatory minimums, meaning that a court must impose a minimum penalty regardless of any mitigating factors. For example, someone convicted of rape, a first-degree felony, must serve a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison; while someone convicted of aggravated assault, either a first-degree or second-degree felony, must serve a mandatory minimum of 2 years in prison."

Interesting information, thanks JBH (funny handle) the irony is that rossi was always posting about how Philly is a crime infested cesspool of waste where criminals run rampant and now he gets to be part of the cesspool