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Man Shot For Talking During ‘Benjamin Button’

A man was shot during a The Curious Case of Benjamin Button screening on Christmas because he and his family would not stop talking during the film. 

A South Philadelphia man enraged because a father and son were talking during a Christmas showing of The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttontook care of the situation when he pulled a .380-caliber gun and shot the father, police said.James Joseph Cialella Jr., 29, of the 1900 block of Hollywood Street is charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, and weapons violations.

Police were called to the Riverview Theatre in the 1400 block of Columbus Boulevard about 9:30 p.m. where the gunshot victim, a Philadelphia man who was not identified, told police a man sitting near him told his family to be quiet and threw popcorn at his son.

After exchanging words, Vanore said Cialella allegedly got out of his seat to confront the family when the father got up to protect them. That’s when the victim was shot once in the left arm, sending others in the theatre running to safety.

Cialella then sat down to watch the movie. Police arrived a short time later and arrested Cialella and confiscated his weapon, Vanore said.

Admit it, you’ve wanted to do the same thing before. Thankfully most of us have better self control and don’t bring guns to movie theaters. I find it quite funny that he just sat down to continue watching the movie. 

Source: Philly.com


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  1. April 16th, 2009 | 7:53 pm

    [...] to confront the family and when the father got up to protect his family Cialella shot him.  Visit backseatcuddler.com for the full story.   Related Stories: 8 Year Old Boy Offers Robbers his Piggy [...]

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