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Singer Rod Stewart and his eldest son, Sean, were ordered to appear in court after they allegedly got into an altercation with a hotel security guard during a New Year’s Eve party in Palm Beach.

Both face a charge of simple battery and are scheduled to have an arraignment hearing on Feb. 5 before Circuit Judge Ted Booras, court records show. Attempts to reach the talent management company that represents Rod Stewart were unsuccessful Friday night.

According to a Palm Beach police report, the altercation occurred at about 11 p.m. Tuesday at the Breakers hotel. A 33-year-old security guard told police he was working a private event at the hotel in a children’s area that night when he observed a group of people causing a scene after they were denied entry.

The security guard said that a man, later identified as Sean Stewart, 39, got about “nose to nose” distance from his face. The security guard put the back of his right hand on the younger Stewart’s chest and told him he needed to back up to create some space, the police report said.

Sean allegedly responded by shoving the security guard backward. Police say that Stewart, 74, then approached and threw a punch, striking the security guard in his left rib cage area.

Two Breakers employees told police they saw Sean push the security guard and Stewart punch the guard in the chest. Video surveillance showed the Stewarts to be the primary aggressors, police said.

LordMortis wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:34 pm I do not have a lifestyle or the biology that affords me the luxury of being able to eat fast food often. This week, poor planning on my part has seen me eat fast food, not once, not twice, but three times. Twice at two different McD's and once and Burger King. All three venues have converted their drive through menus into slide show display kiosks. One huge display has a stable frame of $8+ combo meals. The other is a slide show of 5 second slides, every third slide or so, shows a partial menu for five seconds.

Death Row Records is now officially owned by Hasbro

Daehawk wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 7:55 pm https://www.wrcbtv.com/story/41517782/f ... -deer-hunt

30 year old father and 9 year old daughter mistaken for deer and shot and killed.

Im really sick of seeing this happen. How can you not tell a deer from a person?? Why are you shooting at something you cant even tell is not a deer to start with? They should put them away for murder. Screw this "I didn't know" bullshit. A grown man and a little girl? Really you blind moron?

Daehawk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2020 7:32 pm Is it ever a good idea to dispute a collection charge? I have a $100 charge sitting on my credit score. Its been there since 2016. Its a hospital so Im assuming its a medical bill. Its been on my credit report for all these years. Its not helping me any. Is it a good idea to dispute it? Or would that reset the collection agency's attempt to collect it?

Daehawk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2020 8:25 pm Its either dispute and not pay it or let it sit there for about 5 years until I pay off the home.

Smoove_B wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2020 11:59 pm Is there a particular reason you care about your credit score?

Will the Registry stop all unwanted calls?
No. The Do Not Call Registry stops sales calls from real companies. The Registry is a list that tells telemarketers what numbers not to call. The FTC does not and can not block calls. The Registry can’t stop calls from scammers who ignore the Registry.