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University of Montana Buddhism professor accused of punching bouncer at Jason Isbell concert [View all]
A Buddhism and yoga professor is facing a misdemeanor assault charge for allegedly punching a bouncer at a Jason Isbell concert on Sept. 8.
As first reported by the Montana Kaimin, Bradley Steven Clough, associate professor and director of the University of Montana's Global Humanities and Religions Department, also is charged with a felony probation violation for the incident at KettleHouse Amphitheater.
Charging documents state the bouncer was trying to remove Clough from the venue's private booths when Clough punched the bouncer in the stomach.
The alleged assault comes less four months after Clough, 58, pleaded guilty to one count of felony criminal endangerment, which prosecutors swapped for the two original charges: felony DUI, which would have been his fifth driving under the influence charge, and reckless driving.
https://helenair.com/news/state-and-regional/university-of-montana-buddhism-professor-accused-of-punching-bouncer-at/article_15dfccad-4bd6-55a1-9331-33393ea574d7.html
As first reported by the Montana Kaimin, Bradley Steven Clough, associate professor and director of the University of Montana's Global Humanities and Religions Department, also is charged with a felony probation violation for the incident at KettleHouse Amphitheater.
Charging documents state the bouncer was trying to remove Clough from the venue's private booths when Clough punched the bouncer in the stomach.
The alleged assault comes less four months after Clough, 58, pleaded guilty to one count of felony criminal endangerment, which prosecutors swapped for the two original charges: felony DUI, which would have been his fifth driving under the influence charge, and reckless driving.
https://helenair.com/news/state-and-regional/university-of-montana-buddhism-professor-accused-of-punching-bouncer-at/article_15dfccad-4bd6-55a1-9331-33393ea574d7.html
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