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Little Star

(17,055 posts)
Thu Jul 17, 2014, 09:02 AM Jul 2014

Passive aggressive intimidation..

A Thomaston man is accused of stabbing a watermelon with a butcher knife and leaving it in the kitchen for a woman to see, in what police describe as a “passive aggressive” swipe that landed him in custody. She was unnerved by what she perceived to be a menacing gesture directed at her and reported it to police.

On Monday, Carmine Cervellino, 49, of 126 Hickory Hill Road, was arraigned in Bantam Superior Court on charges of second-degree threatening and disorderly conduct. He is at liberty after posting a $500 bond and had his case referred to Family Services.

The woman said she felt Cervellino was resorting to “passive aggressive” tactics to “intimidate her because he is angry at her,” Thomaston Officer Keith Koval wrote in a report.
http://www.registercitizen.com/general-news/20140714/thomaston-man-charged-with-threatening-after-stabbing-watermelon

Too many women deal with this shit every day and it usually only gets worse.

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Passive aggressive intimidation.. (Original Post) Little Star Jul 2014 OP
Nah. I'm not seeing this. It's a knife in a watermelon. The underlying story is unclear, too. Squinch Jul 2014 #1
Well I think you might be intimidated intaglio Jul 2014 #2
Glad she reported it. nt redqueen Jul 2014 #3
Doesn't seem especially passive to me... Orrex Jul 2014 #4

Squinch

(50,949 posts)
1. Nah. I'm not seeing this. It's a knife in a watermelon. The underlying story is unclear, too.
Thu Jul 17, 2014, 10:49 AM
Jul 2014

Is he setting her up for drug possession or stealing prescription drugs from her? I didn't get it.

intaglio

(8,170 posts)
2. Well I think you might be intimidated
Thu Jul 17, 2014, 11:05 AM
Jul 2014

if you went into your kitchen and found a knife transfixing a watermelon when the person who shares your house uses drugs and you have removed those drugs.

But I suppose you might not be able to see that ... if you try really hard.

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