Breaking News!!! C-Note Lawyer Address Riot incident

[C-Note]

A camera zooms in on the lawyer standing confidently in a well-lit TV studio.

 

Lawyer (Clear and assertive tone): Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I'm here to address a recent incident that has garnered much attention – an unfortunate incident involving my clients, Benjamin “C-Note” Franklin and his associate “FLoJo” Florence Jolyne Hendricks. It is crucial that we set the record straight.

 

Lawyer: First and foremost, let me make it abundantly clear that my clients, C-Note and FLoJo, are professionals in the world of wrestling. They have dedicated their lives to their craft, and their reputations are built on a foundation of discipline, sportsmanship, and strict adherence to the rules and regulations of their profession. They have never, I repeat, never shown any intent to harm individuals outside the confines of a sanctioned match.

 

Lawyer: As professionals, C-Note and FLoJo have always prioritized the safety and well-being of all participants. They would never intentionally attempt to hurt someone especially a non-combatant like Tasha-Ann Hall.

 

Lawyer: Let's be clear about one thing: the only one to blame for this whole unfortunate scenario would be Claude. Claude made the decision to invite his mother, an untrained individual, onto the stage. This decision, as well-intentioned as it may have been, ultimately led to the unfortunate outcome we witnessed.

 

Lawyer: In conclusion, I implore you to consider the facts carefully. C-Note and FLoJo are not liable for the injuries Claude's mother sustained at Riot. They have conducted themselves as professionals at all times, following the rules of their sport. This incident was a result of the unique environment of Riot and Claude's decision to involve an untrained individual. My clients should not bear the burden of blame for this unfortunate incident and if OCW decides to follow through with their unwarranted suspension and fines they will be facing legal repercussions.

 

Lawyer: Thank you.

 

The Camera pans out as the lawyer finishes speaking.