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The men had been dining and drinking at Rittenhouse Squares Scarpetta for several hours when waitress Kristin Lisi walked down a hallway. There she came face to face with customer Gregory Englesbe and two other men.
Youve been walking by me all night, and I want a kiss, said Englesbe, the head of a South Jersey-based mortgage bank, according to court documents. Then he grabbed Lisi, spun her around and forcibly kissed her, documents said. Next, one of the other men leaned in and said, Now its my turn.
Last week, a Philadelphia jury awarded Lisi $3 million following a lawsuit over the October 2016 assault at the upscale restaurant, which Lisi said resulted in nerve damage from a torn rotator cuff.
Attorneys for Englesbe did not respond to requests for comment. According to court papers, Englesbe admitted to the kiss and accepted blame for harming Lisi, but said he didnt believe his actions could have led to such extensive injuries.
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exboyfil
(17,862 posts)I would like the answer to that question. That is sexual battery.
Laffy Kat
(16,366 posts)Laffy Kat
(16,366 posts)Although a RC tear is easily proven with an MRI which I'm sure they had as evidence. This crap has got to stop and it won't until damages are sought and awarded. And if the perp admitted to it, why did it take until the court judgement for him to resign? Company should have fired his ass as soon as he admitted it.
Canoe52
(2,948 posts)together, leaning in a bit to see if she might be receptive to a kiss...
Laffy Kat
(16,366 posts)Canoe52
(2,948 posts)Laffy Kat
(16,366 posts)Canoe52
(2,948 posts)the assholes out there that dont know how to live in a civilized society. Who have forgotten or never learned in the first place basic respect or caring towards another human being. Like the pos in the op. Actually my idea is that guys like him be given a choice of either paying the fine or losing their b*lls. But that seems a tad too extreme to be spouting all the time (and not always acceptable in polite company) so I resort to subtle sarcasm to let out my anger.