okay I'm out the door in 5 minutes but please explain as I couldn't disagree more. She showed up at his residence, threatened his guest, wouldn't leave when asked, broke his personal property, and stole his keys.
		
		
	 
If someone threatens your guest, close the door on them (as they did). I'm not sure if I'd condone physically removing someone, in this case I'd call a cop or if it's a girlfriend/whatever, someone who knew her and could handle it. I'm not going to get myself into a situation where I could get in trouble.
It sounds like she was yelling and being a spastic person. Then broke his necklace and he even admits he got angry at this. Pushed her into his car (escalating). She stole his keys and he gave chase. They say he "grabbed" her waist and they fell, but I'm not sure how that could be anything but a tackle (of sorts).
That's more than what she did.
Did she take his keys and deserve to be knocked down? Probably. Although why his keys were still in the ignition.
No one is free of guilt here, but it's not like he acted like a good Sam here.
	
	
		
		
			I once tackled a guy who stole my wallet and then broke his nose when he didn't immediately didn't hand it back. A bleeding mess I then grabbed it from his coat. Should I have been arrested for assault and stealing my wallet back?
		
		
	 
Not entirely the same (although I see your point). This wasn't a stranger, this was someone he knew. yes, she was at his residence (or whatever) and was bothering his guest. But it seems to be kind of a slippery slope here, since you could then argue that a man should be able to break his girlfriends nose because she took something from him.
	
	
		
		
			me too, but this is a weak example of stupid behavior... more like unfortunate behavior that I'm not sure the police should have been involved in.
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She's guilty of being a Jerry Springer fan, and he's guilty of being an idiot. It'll be really nice when we can have threads about winning and losing.