The Calgary Herald reads… “A Victoria real estate agent is in a U.S. jail charged with assaulting two male flight attendants after they refused him more alcohol on a flight to Miami, forcing the pilot to divert the flight to Denver.
Russell William Petrie, 30, is also charged with “unlawful sexual contact” for slapping a woman on the buttocks when she walked past his seat, according to an FBI affidavit.”
“Petrie is to appear in Colorado district court today. He faces up to 20 years in jail and a $250,000 fine for “interference with flight attendants” and a maximum two years and a $250,000 fine on the sexual contact count.”
Which leads us to our second chapter on Victoria Real-estate expressions…
- Nice Bones. This house is solidly built and with 250,000 dollars or so and ten years of reno, should fix up nicely.
- Shagadelic. A suitable crash pad for you and your dozen college buddies.
- Mile High Club. Spectacular views of… the Gate House.
- Bunk mate. You will need a rich room mate to pay the mortgage on this place.
- The Big House. 12 Small bedrooms, 12 small bathrooms, 1 giant living room and free weights in the Activity Yard.
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4 responses to “Victoria realty expressions explained – part 2”
The guy was an idiot. Turned our 5 hour flight to Miami into a 9 hour nightmare. Hope he gets the 20 years.
We should all try to remember we have all made mistakes and to take a man away from his family for being an alcoholic and putting him in prison will NOT solve the problem. Get him the help he needs so he can become a productive person. Robert Picton didn’t even get 20 years and he killed over 30 women!!! Give your heads a shake people.
I totally agree. America, as a country, has their head in their ass. Is ok to clusterbomb children in Iraq and spend zillions of dollars there… but New Orleans remains a shambles. Shame!
It’s Aug 23rd 2010, I now sit in my office at work and think back to the things that I experienced after that frightful experience.. I still don’t remember what happened on the plane, but do feel sorry for the things that occured. I can’t take them back and don’t know if I would. IN saying that. My penalty was harsh. My life has changed expidentionaly.. I’ve been sober ever since the flight. Although the experience cost me a job and a family, I am gaining a life that was beyond my wildest dreams.. If anyone that was on the flight would like to contact me. via email, that would be fine. I would like to apologize for what happened and the effects it may have had on people….
Sincerely……R Petrie