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Post by Logan on Jan 27, 2016 1:33:58 GMT -6
State Rep. Courtney Curtis (left), D-Ferguson, and state Rep. Michael Butler, D-St. LouisMissouri lawmaker accuses colleague of starting fight outside barJEFFERSON CITY • At a time when Missouri lawmakers are attempting to clean up the image of the capital city, a Democratic member of the House says he traded blows with one of his colleagues outside a downtown Jefferson City bar last week. State Rep. Courtney Curtis, D-Ferguson, said he and state Rep. Michael Butler, D-St. Louis, exchanged words at a reception on Jan. 19 over Curtis’ backing of a controversial anti-union proposal last year. He said Butler and he had a physical altercation outside the tavern about 30 minutes later. “He was the aggressor in the situation,” said Curtis, who on Tuesday told the Post-Dispatch that his shoulders still hurt from the incident. Although Jefferson City police confirm Curtis filed a police report, Butler isn’t talking. Read more: www.stltoday.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/missouri-lawmaker-accuses-colleague-of-starting-fight-outside-bar/article_5cade03b-a8a3-5a34-9acc-8b7a8b6be42a.htmlWell, of course the guy with the nice smile couldn't have started the fight--could he?
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