Florida Dunkin’ Worker Sentenced to
House Arrest for Fatally Punching Customer
Posted By: mc squared, 3/10/2022 12:05:24 PM
Former Florida Dunkin’ manager Corey Pujos, 27, accused of fatally punching an elderly customer who called him the “‘n-word,” was given two years of house arrest as part of a plea deal. Pujos, who was sentenced Monday, will undergo three years of probation following house arrest, must attend an anger management course, and must complete 200 hours of community service, the Tampa Bay Times reports. He was initially charged with aggravated manslaughter before cutting a deal with prosecutors and pleaded guilty to a felony battery charge in exchange for the sentence, WTVT noted. The incident occurred at 1:30 p.m. on May 4 of last year after 77-year-old
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A disturbed regular calls the manager the dreaded n-word and is dead now. Assailant gets 2 yrs house arrest. That's what I want in a retail manager - critical thinking!