OK, time to review …
We all know that it’s rude to whip out your cell phone and start sending text messages when you’re out to dinner with someone. Sending texts during sex is just plain wrong – and if you need me to explain why, then it’s clearly time for you to go back for re-training. Text messaging while driving is downright unsafe (sadly, there have been plenty of news stories over the past couple of years to prove that point). But should you text while you’re out shopping at the mall? Apparently, that’s not such a good idea either, based on what happened to this one woman recently. If you haven’t already seen this video, check it out here …
But wait! There’s more! Seems that the unidentified woman in the video, Cathy Cruz Marrero, decided to effectively “out” herself in a lame attempt to get public sympathy and to announce her lawsuit against the mall! Brother, if there was ever a case for tort reform, this sure is a perfect example! Hold on, Cathy – not so fast with the litigation, there babe! Seems like now that she’s allowing herself to be in the public eye, she’s not holding up too well under scrutiny. To be specific, she’s a woman with a past – here’s an excerpt from an article in The New York Daily News; if you want to read the entire piece, please click on the link below …
Cathy Cruz Marrero, woman seen in YouTube video falling into mall water fountain, facing charges
… Marrero still must answer for her alleged criminal charges. According to WFMZ 69 News, she worked at Zales Jewelers at the Fairgrounds Square Mall in Muhlenberg Township in in early 2007.
Police said Marrero allegedly used the credit account of a women she knows to buy more than $4,000 worth of purchases, then another $1,000 of the same person's credit at Target.
Although she vowed to pay the money back between August 2007 and September 2009, court documents say she did not. The felony charges were filed in October 2009.
This woman is an early nominee for a 2011 Darwin Award!
What do you think about Marrero? Is she in the right? Does her case have merit? Or does she need to keep her mouth shut and do time for her theft? Make a comment below and let us know what you think …
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