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Aug 13, 2013 | 10 Comments
By Paul Daquilante
Of the News-Register
Berry announced his decision in a four-page memo to Detective Michelle Formway of the McMinnville police, the lead investigator in the case.
Agcaoili died June 4 at Oregon Health and Science University of a brain injury sustained as a result of the incident, according to Berry.
In his report, Berry referred to a "suspect" group that he said consisted of Leonard "Lonnie" Cain, Brandon Hubbell, Beau Herber and Brandon "Bam" Paholio. He referred to a "victim" group, saying it was comprised off Agcaoili, Eric Christensen, Daniel Garcia and Adrian Ulloa.
Berry said the case was thoroughly investigated, and that he personally reviewed all of the evidence, police reports and various surveillance videos, including a frame-by-frame examination of the video evidence. He asked several of his deputy district attorneys to review the case facts along with the still frame video.
"This is an extremely difficult case with absolutely tragic consequences," Berry said. "The job of this office is to hold people accountable for such conduct, but we must do so within the confines of the law."
Berry added, "There is no question that the punch delivered by Brandon "Bam" Paholio caused this death, but as we are unable to disprove the evident defenses, we are not in a position to prosecute."
He gave this account:
Prior to the early morning incident, the "victim" group had been drinking throughout the day, beginning at a barbecue, then went to the China House on Southwest Baker Street before taking a cab to the Blue Moon Tavern on Northeast Third Street.
After drinking there, they walked a short distance to the Cabana Club, arriving there sometime after midnight.
The two groups began interacting about 2:15 a.m., and a series of events led up to activities starting at 2:32 a.m., which is when Agcaoili and Ulloa are seen in video supplied by the US Bank.
Ulloa turned his hat around.
According to witness statements, he was verbally engaged with Cain, and according to the video, he can be seen facing in Cain's direction.
Agcaoili turned and began to raise his arms in what looked to be an offensive posture — that is not clear — or at least a defensive stance as if something was about to happen.
Seconds later, he was punched one time by Paholio and dropped to the cement in the area of the US Bank Plaza. Paholio's momentum carried him over Agcaoili and to the ground. He is seen catching himself with his hands, and he immediately stands and moves toward where Ulloa and Cain are fighting (off video).
Christensen is seen in the video attending to Agcaoili, who is lying unconscious on the ground. Then Cain comes into the scene, and consistent with witness statements, confronts Christensen and shoves him.
The "suspect group" then moves to the north, and a vehicle is seen leaving the area. Ulloa, standing in the street, attempts to kick the vehicle.
Witness statements were obtained from all of the involved parties, according to Berry.
Statements from Ulloa, Christensen and Garcia are, at best, inconsistent with the video evidence.
Ulloa, based on the totality of the witness statements, clearly minimized his involvement in the verbal altercation and any continued escalation of the conflict, and any attempt to get Cain to fight. Cain declined to be interviewed.
Paholio was interviewed. His statement is fairly consistent with the video evidence and other witness statements, but inconsistent with some other information obtained.
He states, as did Herber, that as Agcaoili turned toward him, Paholio said something to the effect of, "You don't want to do this," or, "Stay out of it." Paholio indicates that Agcaoili swung at him, but that is not corroborated by the video.
Paholio stated that he believed Agcaoili was going to join Ulloa in fighting Cain. From the video, both Agcaoili and Ulloa are side-by-side as they turn toward the south, facing Paholio and Cain. Ulloa did not appear to notice Agcaoili being struck as he and Ulloa moved in to fight with Cain.
Paholio said Agcaoili moved toward him aggressively when he was warned to keep out of the fight. The video is unclear in that regard beyond the fact that Agcaoili clearly turned toward Paholio and raised his arms consistent with a fighting position.
"He did not retreat or move in a direction away from the altercation," Berry said. "In fact, he entered the area of the other two men, crossed paths with them much like a fighter circling and turned toward them."
Berry said he felt compelled to address some social media issues related to the case, which he said created many rumors and significant misinformation.
* Agcaoili was not jumped by a group of men, allegedly as many as four to six.
* He was not beaten while he was on the ground, and was clearly struck a single time by one individual. There was very little external injury sustained by Agcaoili (a black eye).
* There was no argument inside the Cabana Club between Cain and Agcaoili during the evening.
"This is a tragic case, but the end decision must be based on the facts and the law," Berry said. "Hopefully, as more factual information becomes available, the community will have a better understanding of what actually occurred."
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I thought we wanted to go on the map as a cultural wine center. This will have a terrible effect on this. Sends a very bad message. Now we will be where people settle disputes with their fists.
Very sad day in our history.
Just asking..........because from the comments, it doesn't sound like it.
If he can find a charge he can reasonably hope to make stick, I think he will bring it. But if so, it's not going to be at the level, clearly, that many might hope.
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The young man that hit Andrew, was not even involved with the beef between his brother and Andrew's followers. And if anyone has followed closely, Bam's brother has refused to comment.
If I read correctly, when Bam was messaged to come and help Lonnie, Bam's answer was "tell him to come home.'
This video has got to be confusing - a lot of the actions were not clear -
You have circumstances where these guys were out drinking, drunk, and looking for trouble. Did anyone deserve to die? NO -
Come on Lonnie Cain - stick up for your brother. You called for his help in a situation and you should have listened to him, and just gone home.
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Zend_View_Helper_Currency is a view helper to use Zend_Currency within a view script.
Zend Framework: Zend_View_Helper_Currency Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Thomas Weidner
Zend Liaison
1.0 - 7 April 2009: Initial Draft (wiki revision: 6)
Table of Contents
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2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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Zend_View_Helper_Currency is a view helper to use Zend_Currency within a view script.
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Currency
- Zend_Locale
5. Theory of Operation
Zend_View_Helper_Currency allows to use defined currencies within your view. It allows to use a registry key (Zend_Currency) which can be set application wide. When giving a numeric input (integer or float) the displayed value will always be a currency notation according to the used settings
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1: [DONE] Proposal finished
- Milestone 2: [DONE] Proposal accepted
- Milestone 3: [DONE] Working implementation
- Milestone 4: [DONE] Unit tests
- Milestone 5: [DONE] Documentation
- Milestone 6: [DONE] Moved to core
7. Class Index
- Zend_View_Helper_Currency
8. Use Cases
Set the currency to use within the registry
Now you can use the view helper without any initiation or parameter
Create the view helper manually
Initiate the view on the fly
PS: Not sure if the first line is correct, but there is a way to call view helper function from within the view
9. Class Skeletons
Jan 26, 2009
Jan 26, 2009

LOL... you should wait for me to write anything before voting for this proposal <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />

Jan 26, 2009

You can't possibly write anything wrong! <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />

I assumed this view helper will transform floats into a formatted string, correct?

Mar 18, 2009

This really would be helpful. Localizing a currency in the view seems like the most logical place to do it. You pass through the raw currency amounts from the model/controller and the view handles adding the currency symbol, setting the precision, etc.

Thomas, is this what you had in mind for this proposal?

Apr 07, 2009

Looks good. Will the helper round amounts to the nearest penny/cent etc., or truncate? E.g. would:

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echo $this->currency(10.89999);

show $10.89 or $10.90? Perhaps this could be optional as well?

Edit: Actually I guess the helper will do whatever Zend_Currency already does, so ignore that question!

Apr 07, 2009

You should take a look at Zend_Currency...

This is only a view helper which makes use of Zend_Currency.

All possibilities of Zend_Currency can also be used within this view helper.

For clearification:

Currencies define a default precission which is mainly 2 but some define 3 or 4.

You can still override this setting by giving your own options within Zend_Currency.

Apr 08, 2009

+1 for this. Looks really good.

Maby one small addition would be very usefull. The official way of writing currencies in euro is € 12,00. In your use case you set 12,00 EUR. It would be very handy if it support both writing methods.

Apr 08, 2009

As already said:

Please take a look at Zend_Currency. All what was said until now is already supported and also documented since several releases. <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />

This proposal describes just a view helper which adds the possibility to use Zend_Currency within the view in a simple manner.

Apr 08, 2009

First, what about applications that require multiple currencies to be displayed in one view? There is no example on how that would be used.

Second, i don't like the global state via Zend_Registry and a magic key Zend_Currency. Its in no way obvious or something that the Zend_Currency key holds the default currency.

Finally, this view helper would be obsolete if a Zend had a money value object, that has a __toString() method and an attached currency. This would be way more simple to use.

Apr 08, 2009

First, what about applications that require multiple currencies to be displayed in one view? There is no example on how that would be used.

Create a currency object and attach the wished object/currency to your call of the view helper.

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$curr1 = new Zend_Currency('EUR');
$curr2 = new Zend_Currency('USD');

I thought that this is simple enough visible through the API so it has not to be mentioned extra.

Second, i don't like the global state via Zend_Registry and a magic key Zend_Currency. Its in no way obvious or something that the Zend_Currency key holds the default currency.

 Even if you don't like the idea, this is common through many components within the framework. And this does not mean that you have to use this approach. It's just a simplification for the user when he has only one default currency for his shop for example.

Finally, this view helper would be obsolete if a Zend had a money value object, that has a __toString() method and an attached currency. This would be way more simple to use.

 Would / Could / Should...

Fact is that there is actually no simple way to handle currenies within the view.

And as already mentioned in past, would a Money object bring several other problems with it like conversion, precision, calculation and so on. Do you propose to negotate this proposal because we should erase Zend_Currency and make a Zend_Money instead ?

My opinion is that having 30% improvement now is better than having 70% improvement in one year and nothing in the meantime.

Apr 08, 2009

Well, if you have to attach currency objects as second parameter to the view helper for this use, case then the view helper is quite useless imho. if you call:

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$curr = new Zend_Currency('USD');
echo $this->currency(1234,$curr);
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$curr = new Zend_Currency('USD');
echo $curr->toCurrency(1234);

makes no difference for me. Also in both cases you instantiate an object in the view for it, which is a bad practice imho. Therefore in a multi currency enviroment, this helper wouldn't help much.

In the single currency case, you could call this two liners also or grab the currency from the registry. This is not really overhead compared to adding a view helper. Its also not 30% improvement, its one line improvement, which is nothing for me. Think of the costs of learning about the view helper.

To the point 30% / 70%. Imho adding more and more features for a component that has serious implementation drawbacks (being currency is not tied with money), should not be driven for more and more features that lead to a deadlock of the component being tied in so much into the whole code-base that you cannot replace it, although you really want to. So yes i say this proposal should be erased, a component should be developed that combines currency and money in a coherent way, then the need for yet another view helper goes away.

To conversion, precision, calculation and such: Don't you deal with that in toCurrency already? Thats what the function is doing i thought. Although that is what object oriented type system is for, the money class is supposed to aid you in that stuff. Imho its not an argument to say there is a problem with these issues, so we don't implement it and all the users that really need this functionality have to build it for themselves.

Apr 08, 2009

btw, an additional use of Zend_Currency would be:

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$view->assign('euro', new Zend_Currency('EUR'));
$view->assign('usd', new Zend_Currency('USD'));
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<?php echo $this->euro->toCurrency(1234); ?>
<?php echo $this->usd->toCurrency(1234); ?>

isn't that several times more explicit than the view helper?

Aug 07, 2009

As far as I know according to your idea each currency must have a view variable for each currency you will use, imho, that's not so flexible because you'll have to edit the view script (and the controller) each time you need a different currency.

Problems could arise when you register every currency variable to the view script because you will have to check in the view script for the existence of that currency in the script variable-space.

Once I wrote a currency helper for an application that uses an instance of Zend_Currency stored in a Registry (Zend_Registry) for converting numbers to currencies. In this mean I can override the instance of Zend_Currency in the registry with the one chosen by the user:

Application-wide bootstrap:

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// Hard coded
Zend_Registry::set('currency', new Zend_Currency('EUR'));
// Using Zend_Config
$config = Zend_Config_Ini('path/to/config.ini');
Zend_Registry::set('currency', $config->currency);

User preferences:

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$userPreferences = $user->getPreferences();
Zend_Registry::set('currency', $userPreferences->getCurrency());

And I could use the helper simply calling the Currency and passing the number to the direct method:

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<?php echo $this->currency(1234) ?>

I liked the idea of injecting a Zend_Currency object into the currency call.

Btw, I'm happy to see that this proposal has been accepted in the Standard Incubator <ac:emoticon ac:name="laugh" />

Aug 08, 2009

But this approach would still not help with the problem mentioned before.

You can only access one application wide currency. When you have more than one then you would have to set them within your view script.

As you see in use case 1 we integrate a application wide currency.

Apr 08, 2009

Also in both cases you instantiate an object in the view for it, which is a bad practice imho.

You know that it's not necessary to initiate a object within the view. It was just an example to let you see how this can work. The first two lines could be seen as within the bootstrap. You can also just give 'USD' as second parameter to the view helper or any other option Zend_Currency also uses. Why should this be a bad practice ?

You could also save your wished currencies into the registry and access them from there.

Therefore in a multi currency enviroment, this helper wouldn't help much.

You don't need to use it. You can still initiate multiple instances from within your view to get what you want to have differently. This is just a way to simplify things.

Its also not 30% improvement, its one line improvement, which is nothing for me. Think of the costs of learning about the view helper.

Just because you don't know the benefit of View Helpers does not mean that others, who already use this way, should not have the benefit of having a currency view helper.

 I think your general problem is that you don't like the way how Zend_Currency works, and you think there is no benefit from using it. You would like to have a java style money class which is able to convert based on any bank exchange service.

There were proposals in past which wanted to add such behaviour, but as long as there is no exchange service available there is no reason for me to add such functionallity to Zend_Currency.

But again... this is another work and has nothing to do with this proposal. We should only discuss the pro and con of the here written proposal to come to an conclusion if it is worth to be added or not.

So actually we have +5 and -1. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Jul 14, 2009
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Aug 04, 2009

When we can see a first version in the incubator ?


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