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Real Life Superhero Phoenix Jones Won't Be Charged; City Attorney Calls Him No Hero |
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Thursday, 24 November 2011 02:50 |
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After allegedly pepper spraying a group of men and women while attempting to stop an assault taking place, it has now been confirmed that Seattle based "superhero" Phoenix Jones will not be charged by police. He was arrested after the incident and was later forced to reveal his secret identity as Ben Foder, an act which resulted in him losing his job working with autistic children.
Jones now plans to "explore legal action" against the police department but is pleased with the decision reached by City Attorney Pete Holmes. "I’m going to have to seek some way to make myself whole again. The judicial system did it’s job. I’m ecstatic I’m not being charged. I lost my job, people call me by my real name on the street, criminals say they know where I live. it’s affected my life, and for something I didn’t do."
As for why the charges were dropped, Read more: |