TRIPLE PLAY: Threesome Bid Leads To Baseball Bat Assault.. Pilot's Eagle Eye

January 2, 2013 Subscribe · Forward TRIPLE PLAY: Threesome Bid Leads To Baseball Bat Assault A Florida man struck out while trying to execute a triple play -- involving his wife, a buddy and a baseball bat. Robert Briley, 44, was arrested on Dec. 16 after allegedly taking a swing at his buddy, whom he'd asked to join in on a threesome with him and his wife, TCPalm.com reported today. The incident began at 3:55 a.m. in Vero Beach, where Briley and his friend had reportedly been drinking the day before. Briley "repeatedly asked [the friend] to have a threesome," but his friend refused, according to a police report obtained by the site. In the report, the officer notes that Briley wanted his wife to engage in fellatio with his friend, and then the three would have sex. When Briley pushed the issue further, the friend said he would take Briley's 37-year-old wife into his room alone. Briley allegedly became irate and started swinging the aluminum bat. Nobody was injured, but after the chaos, Briley went to sleep and was woken up by police. He said he'd been drinking, according to the report, but denied swinging the bat at his friend. Briley was charged with aggravated assault and taken to jail. It's not the only menage-a-tragedy to hit the pages of The Huffington Post. Last year, a man died while having an extra-marital threesome in Georgia. William Martinez's family won a $3 million lawsuit after it was revealed that Martinez's cardiologist didn't warn him to avoid physical exertion. Continue reading... Pilot's Eagle Eye Leads To Incredible Arrest Woman Drives 18 Miles The WRONG WAY After Drinking, Cops Say Presented by Ethan Fedida BURNING LOVE: Jealous Ex Allegedly Sets Estranged Lover's Bed On Fire Sacramento New Year's Eve Shooting: 2 Killed In Violence After Fireworks Charlie Jackson, Jason Cobb Missing After Being Ejected From Bachelor Party; Officials Searching Gator-infested Waters (VIDEO) Newtown Shooting Lawsuit: $100M Claim Against Connecticut In School Shooting Is Dropped MARIAN WRIGHT EDELMAN It Is Time to Act to Protect Children Against Gun Violence Instead of responding by saying no to the culture of violence, we are apparently responding by arming ourselves with more weapons. If that cycle of violence and fear is having such a deep psychological impact on adults, how do we expect our children to navigate or survive it? Continue reading... PATRICK J. HAMILTON Voting on My Marriage? Let's Vote on Your Guns If those beholden to the NRA want guns without restriction, I say put it to a vote. If my right as a gay man to marry is decided by my neighbors, let's see a show of hands for how we feel as a nation on the right to bear arms. Fair is fair, right? Continue reading... BOB CESCA Breaking the American Gun Culture Once and For All Ultimately, video games, television and so forth are only reflections of American culture and consumer demand. If we break the culture, if we disrupt the firearm marketplace, consumer demand and the media marketplace will begin to adjust accordingly. Continue reading... From around the web btrp BILL MOYERS WATCH: Remember the Victims, Reject the Violence Good laws are hard to come by. Civilization, just as hard. The rough and tumble of politics makes them so. But democracy aims for a moral order as just as humanly possible, which means laws that protect the weak and not just the strong. Lest we forget. Continue reading... CORY BOOKER It's Time to Emphasize Pragmatic and Achievable Gun Law Reform Here are gun law reforms that alone will save thousands upon thousands of Americans, and joined with other reasonable reforms, can truly turn the tide on gun violence in this country. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.