False. Grabbing someone's arm firmly can be considered assault in some jurisdictions, but it generally depends on the context, intent, and the perception of the person being grabbed. Assault typically involves the intention to cause another person to fear imminent physical harm. If Mr. Jones' intent was to get Mr. Thomas' attention rather than to harm or threaten him, it may not be classified as assault. However, it could still be considered inappropriate or an unwanted physical contact, potentially leading to other legal issues.
Mr. jones and Mr. Thomas are having a serious discussion. Mr. Jones grabs Mr. Thomas' arm firmly to get his attention because he thinks he is not paying attention. This is considered Assault.
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