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Originally Posted by Got Miikka?
Interestingly enough, today's edition features an article about an apology from a guy who suckerpunched a C-Train operator on NYE (and felt guilty when the Sun ran a story about it), as well as a letter in the letters section from a guy thanking a good samaritan who returned his lost camera.
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I think he felt guilty because he got busted. It's not like he got away and then after reading the story in the paper he felt bad. He got busted and now faces jail time. Here is a quote from the sun today...
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But playing the role of sorrowful sinner is easy when an assault charge awaits you in court, says union boss Mike Mahar, who is demanding more security protection for transit drivers.
Some 40 transit drivers were attacked in 2007, with about half forced to miss work.
Though an apology makes this case unique, Mahar said the spate of violence has left him cynical and he wants to read Collins' letter before he accepts its sincerity. "A letter of apology certainly has potential, but this was more than just a punch on the shoulder," Mahar says. "This guy knows he may be looking at jail time, so who knows what his motivation is."
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