One of the "Jena Six" defendants was arrested yesterday for allegedly assaulting a fellow student at a Texas high school. Bryant Purvis, 19, was busted on the misdemeanor charge following an 8:30 AM altercation at Hebron High School in Carrollton, where his family relocated from Louisiana. According to the below arrest warrant affidavit, Purvis assaulted a male student he apparently suspected of vandalizing his auto. Along with choking the 18-year-old victim, the 6' 6" Purvis allegedly slammed the
teenager's head on a table. Purvis, pictured in the mug shot at right, was briefly jailed before being released on $1000 bond. Purvis and five codefendants were originally charged with attempted murder in connection with the December 2006 beating of a white high school student in Jena, Louisiana. The case, which triggered protests over the severity of charges brought against the so-called Jena Six, remains pending, with Purvis scheduled for a March trial on reduced charges of aggravated battery and conspiracy. If convicted of those felonies, Purvis could face a maximum of more than 20 years in prison.
But wait a minute, I thought the "Jena Six" boys were just a bunch of kids who were being persecuted because they were black? I mean, that's what Al Sharpton would have us believe! Al wouldn't lie to us! Perhaps the "Jena Six" were a bunch of thugs who ganged up on a kid for whatever reason, and decided that 6-1 fighting was a good idea. Well, I guess this guy can get used to the idea of prison. Nice waste of your life idiot. I can't wait for the first time you try to get lippy with someone who can whip your ass in prison. Cry yourself to sleep, you're in for a bumpy ride.
Travis
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