Savage honky from Mississippi. I blame country music 
A Mississippi man was charged with manslaughter today for allegedly throwing a punch that killed his father earlier this month.
Taylor Harris, 21, will be returned to Orange County to face the charge in the death of his father, Leonard Harris, 52.
The younger Harris cursed at his father, pushed him, then grabbed him by the neck and punched him, causing him to fall backward and lose consciousness in the parking lot of Dave and Buster's on July 7.
The younger man was upset because he had just learned his dad was having an affair, investigators said.
Harris died 10 days later at University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, investigators said.
An emergency medical technician who happened to be at the restaurant with her family revived Leonard Harris with chest compressions when his breathing stopped, a sheriff's report states. Her husband, a medic, said the back of Harris' head, his nose and mouth were bleeding.
Leonard Harris initially was treated at Orlando Regional Medical Center, then transferred to the hospital in Mississippi, near his home in Pearl, Miss.
His son was arrested today in Rankin County, Miss. on a manslaughter charge in the death of Leonard Harris and will be transported to the Orange County Jail sometime next week, said Jane Watrel, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
"Taylor Harris had previously posted bond on an Aggravated Battery charge in connection with the incident,'' Watrel said.
A Mississippi man was charged with manslaughter today for allegedly throwing a punch that killed his father earlier this month.
Taylor Harris, 21, will be returned to Orange County to face the charge in the death of his father, Leonard Harris, 52.
The younger Harris cursed at his father, pushed him, then grabbed him by the neck and punched him, causing him to fall backward and lose consciousness in the parking lot of Dave and Buster's on July 7.
The younger man was upset because he had just learned his dad was having an affair, investigators said.
Harris died 10 days later at University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, investigators said.
An emergency medical technician who happened to be at the restaurant with her family revived Leonard Harris with chest compressions when his breathing stopped, a sheriff's report states. Her husband, a medic, said the back of Harris' head, his nose and mouth were bleeding.
Leonard Harris initially was treated at Orlando Regional Medical Center, then transferred to the hospital in Mississippi, near his home in Pearl, Miss.
His son was arrested today in Rankin County, Miss. on a manslaughter charge in the death of Leonard Harris and will be transported to the Orange County Jail sometime next week, said Jane Watrel, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
"Taylor Harris had previously posted bond on an Aggravated Battery charge in connection with the incident,'' Watrel said.
I wish they'd all go back to Europe
