During the final game of the World Series, three outs, full count, the greatest hitter for the Yankees is up to bat. Unfortunately, he strikes out. When he does, a fan screams to the crowd, "Kill the batter!" If the crowd attacked the batter, with what would a prosecutor likely charge the fan?

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8 April, 02:21

During the final game of the World Series, three outs, full count, the greatest hitter for the Yankees is up to bat. Unfortunately, he strikes out. When he does, a fan screams to the crowd, "Kill the batter!" If the crowd attacked the batter, with what would a prosecutor likely charge the fan?

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Neveah Montoya · Answer 1

The correct answer is that if the crowd attacked the batter, they would be charged with felony assault and battery.

Explanation:

Even thought attacking someone is a felony it would be a misdemeanor that it would constitute on a fine and a year at jail.