In the age of viral infamy, there’s now something more terrifying for a junior service member than showing up on the local police blotter: Having a moment of jackassery — or in this case, bigotry — blasted over the internet.
Wayne Williams promised his father they would be together when the Chicago Cubs won the World Series. He made good on the pact Wednesday, driving more than 650 miles to his father’s gravesite to listen to the game.
