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Friday, August 28, 2020

See, we've got white trash here in Macon County too

A father and son were both charged with aggravated domestic assault last week following a bloody fight that sent one of them to the emergency room.

According to a report filed by arresting officer William Tuck, he was dispatched to a residence on Highway 52 Bypass E., in the King Hill Community, around 4:15 p.m. on August 19, following a report of a fight in progress.

When the deputy arrived, he found 55-year-old Ricky G. Birge laying on the ground with a bloody head wound. Ricky’s son, 27-year-old Richard Birge, was also at the scene.

After investigating the scene, it was determined that Ricky had pulled a knife on his son while they were fighting, at which time Richard hit his father over the head with a shovel.
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    1. Never bring a knife to a shovel fight.

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    2. OK, so is it "Don't take an knife to a shovel fight" or "Don't take a shovel to a knife fight".

      Inquiring minds gots to know!

      ed

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    3. Definitely "don't take a knife to a shovel fight"

      Shovel beats knife, just as spear beats sword, and for the same reason h the reach advantage is insurmountable.

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    4. Definitely "don't take a knife to a shovel fight"

      Shovel beats knife, just as spear beats sword, and for the same reason h the reach advantage is insurmountable.

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  2. I miss Tennessee, even the white trash is a cut above the rest

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  3. I guess it's ok to call people trash as long as their white.

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  4. When they get out of jail they'll share a half rack or two and laugh about it. /s

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