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whooooaaaaa that guy definitely belongs on the "Dumbest Criminals" list!
Someone forgot to add the 11th commandment: "Thou shalt not drop pants n moon the jury"!
Man guilty after mooning Jury
Man Found Guilty After Mooning Jury
Fri Jul 18, 7:44 AM ET
PANAMA CITY, Fla. - Jurors who were mooned by a defendant needed only 30 minutes Thursday to find the man guilty of armed burglary and aggravated battery.
Cornell Jackson, 29, punctuated his insanity defense by loudly hooting "cuckoo-cuckoo" and then dropping his pants to moon the jury on Wednesday.
Jackson will be sentenced Aug. 19.
A pair of bailiffs and two Bay County sheriff's deputies dragged Jackson from the courtroom after he exposed his buttocks during Wednesday's trial proceedings.
Jackson has claimed insanity in two assault cases.
He was convicted in April of aggravated battery and aggravated assault for a box-cutter attack on his then-girlfriend Kisha Smith on Jan. 21, 2000.
The second trial was for another alleged attack on Smith the next day. Jackson was convicted of forcing his way into Smith's home and slashing her again with the box-cutter, this time causing cuts that took about 70 stitches to close.
Defense lawyer Georgette Beller argued he had a personality disorder that caused him to attack Smith.
Beller asked for a mistrial after Wednesday's mooning. Circuit Judge Michael Overstreet rejected her motion and ordered that Jackson watch the rest of the trial from a holding cell over closed-circuit television.
Someone forgot to add the 11th commandment: "Thou shalt not drop pants n moon the jury"!
Man guilty after mooning Jury
Man Found Guilty After Mooning Jury
Fri Jul 18, 7:44 AM ET
PANAMA CITY, Fla. - Jurors who were mooned by a defendant needed only 30 minutes Thursday to find the man guilty of armed burglary and aggravated battery.
Cornell Jackson, 29, punctuated his insanity defense by loudly hooting "cuckoo-cuckoo" and then dropping his pants to moon the jury on Wednesday.
Jackson will be sentenced Aug. 19.
A pair of bailiffs and two Bay County sheriff's deputies dragged Jackson from the courtroom after he exposed his buttocks during Wednesday's trial proceedings.
Jackson has claimed insanity in two assault cases.
He was convicted in April of aggravated battery and aggravated assault for a box-cutter attack on his then-girlfriend Kisha Smith on Jan. 21, 2000.
The second trial was for another alleged attack on Smith the next day. Jackson was convicted of forcing his way into Smith's home and slashing her again with the box-cutter, this time causing cuts that took about 70 stitches to close.
Defense lawyer Georgette Beller argued he had a personality disorder that caused him to attack Smith.
Beller asked for a mistrial after Wednesday's mooning. Circuit Judge Michael Overstreet rejected her motion and ordered that Jackson watch the rest of the trial from a holding cell over closed-circuit television.
man he is. :roll:
Sure gives new meaning to the phrase "Got balls to do it!"