it seems like a random attack Bank of America VP stabbed to death in Times Square

[Peter Eater]

23 hours ago, BOZO T CLOWN said:

There is no reason that taxpayers should have to pay millions to feed and house this fat, violent slob for the next 40 or 50 years.

Cruelty is the point, money is the excuse. Why, the cost for prison for this mentally ill xxx slob (age 49, so probably not for 40 or 50 years) could prevent building a ballroom! 🤪

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[Peter Eater]

13 hours ago, BOZO T CLOWN said:

Exactly!
There is only one victim in this case. And, despite what some may think, it isn't that xxx POS.

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BTC
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Well, if “her life mattered” and we should “remember her for who she was” and we should “say her name,” it would be a good idea to spell it right: Erin Piacenti .

[samhexum]

it's too bad the cops didn't have a spatula on them

A California man is being praised as a hero after he used a spatula to defend employees of an In-N-Out Burger from a woman allegedly threatening them with a large wooden stick.

The Los Angeles Times and KTLA reported that the Wednesday, Sept. 2, incident first came to light when a bystander shared a video of the incident. The Instagram video, taken at the fast food chain location in Lake Elsinore, Calif., shows a woman wielding a large stick as a man speaks with her and follows her around the restaurant.

The bystander said in the clip that she was waiting in the drive-through line when a woman in the restaurant allegedly began yelling at In-N-Out employees and chased them into a back room of the restaurant. A man then intervened, the bystander said, and he can be seen holding a spatula as he confronts her.

The man, identified by the outlets as 20-year-old Luca Opperman, said that the confrontation broke out just before 1 a.m. on Wednesday.

He had just placed an order in the drive-through and pulled up to the window to pick up his food when he heard a “super loud banging noise,” he told the outlets.

“I look up and just see this lady, she has this baseball bat-sized stick, basically like a tree branch, and she’s overhead smashing it on top of a counter,” he told the Times.

The 20-year-old — who is a college student and former gymnast, rugby player and parkour teacher who now does freestyle trampolining — opted to jump through the drive-through window and grabbed a spatula, the first thing he saw on a nearby counter.

“Thinking about it now, I probably would have been better off with a fryer basket, but it happened so fast,” he told the Times.

Opperman said he yelled at the woman to leave, but she allegedly entered the kitchen and started walking toward the employees who were in the back.

The bystander described Opperman as moving like Spider-Man or Jackie Chan.

“He gets out of his car, and he jumps through the window like he’s Spider-Man moves or, like, does this Jackie Chan move feet-first through the window,” the bystander said of Opperman in her Instagram video. “And he starts battling this lady with a stick, who she had chased, I guess, all the staff into some back room.”

“This kid, like, totally saved the day,” she added.

Opperman said the woman swung her stick at him while he was holding the spatula.

“I’m holding the spatula, wielding my spatula and yelling at her, ‘Get out of here! Get out of here!’ ” Opperman recalled to KTLA.

She turned away from him at one point, which gave him to opportunity to “shoulder drop” her and grab the stick, he told the outlets.

Deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the scene by about 12:45 a.m., Lt. Deirdre Vickers told PEOPLE in a statement.

Officials said that “a good Samaritan was able to disarm the suspect, who ultimately exited the business.” Deputies then detained the woman — identified by the Times as 53-year-old Antonieta Sanchez of Redlands, Calif. — without further incident.

No injuries were reported, and the suspect was booked on suspicion of felony vandalism and brandishing a weapon, the sheriff’s office said.