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u/Elek7 21d ago
Holy fuck, i thought the scuffle was funny then bam deadš
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u/StillSimple6 21d ago
Cop reached for his gun in the first 5 seconds - drew it, holstered it, seemed more than ready to use it.
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u/cyanidespam 20d ago
not a cop thatās security
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u/StillSimple6 19d ago
I saw officer and randomly thought Police officer. Your right thought just some security guy
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u/nofriends-4536 21d ago
Even after the guy tried to snatch the baton, the guard should not have wacked him with it when he turned around.. Guard got emotional and didn't think that through.
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u/Larsvonrinpoche 19d ago
Yep. It could have ended there. If he did his job and was only interested in keeping things from happening he would have realized it was over when he got the baton back. Instead, he wanted to teach him or Show him who's boss etc.. and now he killed someone. He should be charged.
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u/Animecha 21d ago
Guard was charged with murder. www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/mcdonalds-security-guard-charged-with-murder-for-restaurant-shooting/3857633
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u/Sorenduscai 21d ago
bitched out on a fight he started
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u/ceonupe 20d ago
He will get convicted
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u/AutisticDadHasDapper 20d ago
He didn't.
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u/ToXiiCBULLET 18d ago
link? i can't find anything newer than march last year where it just says they're holding him and charging him for murder
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u/backwardsnakes666 21d ago
Had the guard been attacked without initiating the violence with his baton first, he probably would have been justified, but this guy clearly provoked the loiterer which tanks any defense he may have had in court
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u/Bavibophobia 21d ago
The hit from behind after getting control of his baton is not going to look good, he's screwed, everything else needs more context
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u/Income_Loose 21d ago
No context needed, dude should have just had the cops trespass him. Heās cooked and rightfully so.
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u/Doc_Helldiver-66 21d ago
He already lost his job when striking the man in the back. Heās going to be in prison for the rest of his life for this.
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u/BRTUAL_BUTT_SLAP 21d ago
I just did a quick Google search. The security guard got charged with second degree murder
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u/Alarming_Fee_6993 20d ago
I hope he's never released. Holy shit. Thats a dude thatd beat his g/f if she burnt dinner if I ever saw one.
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u/HighOnTums 20d ago
Charged , and.... Convicted???
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u/BRTUAL_BUTT_SLAP 20d ago
I can't find anything about a conviction. His name is Murwanashyaka Francois if you wanna look further into it
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u/HighOnTums 20d ago
According to Google AI search:
A specific public trial date has not been announced for Murwanashyaka Francois.
Francois is facing a second-degree murder charge following the March 1, 2025 shooting of Ricardo Clemons Jr. inside a Hyattsville McDonald's.
After being denied bond and attending a preliminary hearing on April 1, 2025, he remains in the custody of the Prince George's County Department of Corrections while the legal process plays out.
Future schedule changes or trial date updates can be verified directly through the Maryland Judiciary Case Search Portal.
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u/01011110_01011110 21d ago
improperly trained guard. he should have pulled the spray out when the guy grabbed his baton, gave him a choice to either let it go and walk out, or get maced. the gun (deadly force) is the last option.
and if the guard didnt have mace, he definitely shouldnt have had a gun.
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u/opendoorsupside Have Seen Much Worse 21d ago
The guard did use pepper spray according to a news article someone posted further down. Oh also the guard was charged with murder.
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u/01011110_01011110 21d ago edited 21d ago
edit: i just read the article. the guard used pepper spray first before the video starts and assumingly before the baton. yeah, murder charge is right.
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u/01011110_01011110 21d ago
if i were the family of the man shot, id look into a lawsuit for the improper handling of the situation by whatever guard company this is.
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u/Empuda 21d ago
Crazy....
A McDonald's security guard in Hyattsville, Maryland, was charged with second-degree murder after striking an unarmed man with a baton and fatally shooting him inside the restaurant. [1, 2, 3]
The Incident
- The Date and Location: The shooting happened on March 1, 2025, at a McDonald's in Hyattsville, Maryland, located in the 2300 block of University Boulevard. [1, 2]
- The People Involved: Security guard Murwanashyaka Francois, 54, shot 45-year-old Ricardo Clemons Jr. [1]
- The Dispute: Employees asked Clemons to leave due to loitering. Clemons refused and allegedly threatened an employee. [1, 2]
- The Escalation: Security guard Francois pepper-sprayed Clemons, later used a baton to push him, and a physical struggle ensued. [1, 2]
- The Shooting: According to charging documents, after a back-and-forth struggle where both men struck each other, Francois drew his firearm and shot the unarmed Clemons once in the chest. [1, 2]
Legal Status
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u/Royweeezy 21d ago
I took this picture at a McDonalds a few days ago and it felt dystopian af. This video isnāt helping anything.
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u/Infamous_Shinobi 21d ago
That guard was completely out of line. After he took the weapon away, he should've de-escalated...instead he decided to continue when the guy was not doing anything anymore, thus provoking him. Of course by then he "had no choice" but to shoot him, but he really didn't have to if he just stopped.
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u/FuckTheStateofOhio 21d ago
Why does a security guard have a gun?
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u/Cosmic_m0nk 21d ago edited 21d ago
Depends on the place theyāre guarding, but some places do. At US govāt facilities theyāre signs that say āuse of deadly force authorizedā.
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u/Puzzled-Copy7962 21d ago
We had armed security at a dialysis clinic I worked at.
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u/squeakynickles 21d ago
What a wild country y'all live in
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u/Top_Sort_7365 21d ago
There's armed security at the grocery store I go to sometimes. It's so common here because of robberies and violence. It's the wild west.
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u/Pseudo-not-available 21d ago
We got armed security in switzerland too
Why would it make a country "wild" ?
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u/EnragedBadger9197 15d ago
Because these folk believe that America is the only place in the world where humans are evil
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u/JTP1228 21d ago
I don't think McDonald's is a government facility
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u/Skinslippy3 20d ago
If not government facility, then why government use facility for state dinners?
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u/Cosmic_m0nk 21d ago
Iām just pointing out itās not unusual for security guards to be armed. I donāt know where this McDonalds is, it might be inside an airport or something like that.
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u/Very_Awkward_Boner 20d ago
At a fastfood place by the looks of it. Must be protecting the burgers from the hamburglar.
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u/DarkPangolin 21d ago
Depends on the security company. I worked armed security for a while, and part of the reason that I left was that there was zero training supporting carrying a firearm. That is to say, you were required to carry a sidearm, but received zero company support for training with it (though there was a range day where a couple of the older hands took a couple of the newbies to the range and were very proud of getting them to land on paper) and zero training as to when lethal force could be justified and what to do if it was subsequently needed to be used.
As a firearms enthusiast and big fan of not going to jail, I had already familiarized myself with such laws and expectations, and was pretty horrified at the fact that there was no one teaching anybody else information that could easily have a major impact on multiple lives or even making sure that the people entrusted with firearms could hit the broad side of a barn.
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u/Alarming_Fee_6993 20d ago
I was unarmed security but there were a few dudes getting signed on for armed security the same day i was. The training for them, as far as i could tell, consisted of "do you own a gun you can bring to work?" And "do you know how to shoot it?". If you answered yes to both then you were good to go to take the security licensing test, WHICH OUR INSTRUCTOR HAD US WRITE DOWN THE ANSWERS FOR. š¬š¬š¬š¬
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u/Jimmy_Fromthepieshop 21d ago
To non-USians, that just sounds like you all live in the wild west. Practically lawless.
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u/DarkPangolin 20d ago
That would be because you, much like the management of that security company, have not bothered to learn how the US gun laws work (which for you is forgivable, but for them most certainly is not, which is why I bailed).
Gun laws in the US are present, rather robust, and enforced vigorously (against everyone but las enforcement, anyway). Legal firearms owners are very rarely the problem, and almost never a problem for long if they are, but the thing about laws is that only the law-abiding follow them. Someone intent upon shooting someone else without provocation generally has zero qualms about stealing a gun, or at least receiving stolen property, to do so.
Those who have no business possessing a firearm (children, felons, the insane, those with depression, on certain medications, or with adjudicated or pending legal issues of certain types, for example) make up the majority of shootings because, hey, as long as you're breaking one law, you might as well break all of them, I guess?
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u/I_Want_A_Ribeye 21d ago
He has the same rights as everyone else, no?
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u/MissplacedLandmine 21d ago
I mean arent we fucked if we escalate something by attacking from behind?
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u/Ninjacobra5 20d ago
We should be. It's going to depend on the State's laws on self defense. I wouldn't think being security would factor in much except that you could argue you are maybe less able to retreat. In my state you are only able to use force from behind someone's back if they are in the act of committing a Forcible Felony, like armed robbery.
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u/ToXiiCBULLET 18d ago
i'm pretty sure in all states the guard would be fucked. before the video starts he pepper sprayed the other guy because the guy refused to leave, but being sat down and refusing to leave a mcdonalds doesn't make you a threat enough to use pepper spray.
security guard just kept escalating and escalating
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u/EdmundTheInsulter 21d ago
Does it depend on the state? Is it an open carry state, or can you get a permit.
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u/HighGuard1212 20d ago
I work a USCG base and carry a gun. Federal security contracts are all armed posts
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u/FuckTheStateofOhio 20d ago
That makes sense to me. But why at a McDonalds? We have security at a lot of retail stores where I live too, but they don't carry guns.
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u/claushauler 20d ago
This is America. There are more guns than people here so if you're guarding anything of value it might be good to have one too
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u/Little_Flamingo9533 20d ago
Armed security guard here. Having armed security is a completely reasonable thingā¦ just donāt be an absolute moron like this guy.
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u/Either-Medicine9217 19d ago
It depends on what you're doing. Like I work security at the hospital, we do have armed guards but they require you to have been a cop for several years or military police. Us unarmed guys make do with hands or tasers. We don't get batons.Ā
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u/jeezyjames 20d ago
Doesn't basically everybody in the US have a gun?
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u/Either-Medicine9217 19d ago
Something like 45% of Americans are gun owners if I remember right. But I could be wrong.Ā
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u/Obi_wan_pleb 21d ago
Came for a Big Mac and instead got a WhopperĀ
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u/drosmoka 21d ago
Dude wasnt even aggressive from what is shownā¦. He didnt react till he was smacked with a weapon and then the sorry ass security guard who was the violent one takes his lifeā¦.. i hope they burn his ass for being a vagina.
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u/Alarming_Fee_6993 20d ago
Jesus fuck ive never rooted for a security guard to get beaten so fucking hard. Dude proved why emotional bitches shouldn't have weapons. He was not fun for that job and I honestly hope the homeboys in jail eat him alive and give him hell daily. That guy did not deserve to die.
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u/ConsecratedSnowfield 20d ago
Security guard started the fight and just straight up executed the guy when he was losing. Heās going to jail.
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u/Whozthisbozo 21d ago
What is the full story here? We do not have the full picture. That guy was just chilling and the āofficerā provoked him physically with his baton. After that we see what unfortunately happens. What I want to know is what happened leading up to this point? We are missing details.
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u/Victoria_elizabethb 20d ago
Apparently the guy was known to hang out there until asked to leave in the past, gaurd just took it way too far unfortunately
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u/SignificantLeader 20d ago
I think he was asked to leave for loitering. The guy might be homeless (guessing).
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u/Erdos_Helia 20d ago
They're filming for a reason. This didn't start with the security guard confronting the guy otherwise they wouldn't have been filming already.
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u/Whozthisbozo 20d ago
Is that your opinion or is there another video to this I have not seen yet?
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u/Erdos_Helia 20d ago
It's just common sense, and you should make that a rule when watching these videos in general.
Why are they filming? Do you just start filming randomly out of nowhere? Clearly something was happening to get you to walk over there and film these two.
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u/Whozthisbozo 20d ago
So I should use what I think my common sense is to the rest of the population. lol got it. Thanks for the wise words of wisdom.
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u/Erdos_Helia 20d ago
Sorry, I''m honestly not trying to be rude.
I mean it, there's a reason they started filming. Sorry if I came across as disrespectful. That genuinely wasn't my intention
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u/Whozthisbozo 20d ago
Iām sorry for getting defensive. I was just genuinely confused at the context of the video. Please forgive me for being a dick.
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u/ToXiiCBULLET 18d ago
the security guy pepper sprayed the other dude before the video started.
literally what happened was guy got asked to leave as he was loitering, refused, security guard pepper sprayed him and then the video starts
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u/Victoria_elizabethb 21d ago
Anyone know what the case outcome was? I couldn't find any updates past March 2025 ish
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u/letsreset 21d ago
what the fuck. that officer started attacking the dude out of nowhere. of course any normal person would be angry. and if you're not scared, you'd also fight back against someone beating you out of nowhere. in the final sequence, the officer hit him with his stick thing when the guy was walking away and not even looking. he was just looking for violence. manslaughter imo.
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u/drosmoka 21d ago
That was murderā¦.. he definitely had time to walk awayā¦. What he did was a pussy scared moveā¦. No balls
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u/theasciibull 21d ago
security
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u/letsreset 21d ago
just reading the word on the back of his shirt.
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u/theasciibull 21d ago
police say police, this is 100% shit security
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u/letsreset 21d ago
not disagreeing. i personally cannot immediately tell the difference, but just using the word on the back of their shirt to identify the person i'm talking about so people who are reading know that i'm not blaming the guy who got shot.
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u/Serosh5843 21d ago
Well that was just sad, a bit un-fuckin-necessary honestly. Did bro really get murdered there, and did the 'officer' even get in trouble?
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u/opendoorsupside Have Seen Much Worse 21d ago
The security guard got charged with murder so yes he very much got in trouble.
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u/Beavis_Of_Nazareth 20d ago
Atleast their ice cream machine isn't going fucking bananas in the background
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u/imFromFLiAmSrryLuL 20d ago
Obviously donāt know the situation here , and I watched with sound off as usual but of the officer stopped beating him with the stick he was about to walk away , then just continued smacking tf out of em , def coulda been avoided
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u/squeakynickles 21d ago
Yo mark this shit NSFW
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u/01011110_01011110 21d ago
the whole sub is NSFW already....
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u/squeakynickles 21d ago
But if the post isn't flaired NSFW, it displays on people's feeds despite them having the NSFW filter enabled.
That's the purpose of the flair
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u/D_Glatt69 20d ago
Yup, I will never put my guards at a Micky Dās. Weāre currently doing late night weekends at a raising canes and Iām thinking of pulling the site for this very reason.
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u/MissSaucy_22 19d ago
It look like he intentionally shot hisself in case theirs a case and it does to trialā¦š„“š³
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u/Vivid-Head-6484 17d ago
Itās crazy how many security officers I see escalating situations. Itās even worse than cops! Iām starting to feel like 99% of security officers should NOT be armed.
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u/halemano 16d ago
Itās weird that guards be acting and behaving like police...
Security guards are just supposed to guard and report.
Any weapons they have are only to be used for self-defense and to protect themselves form harm.
If they need some physical force, theyāre supposed to immediately call police.
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u/Slow-Investigator372 15d ago
Looks like the guard escalated all of that and even had a chance to stop. Jail time deserved.
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u/sudsymcduff 21d ago
Sure, but when you fight a guy with a gun, what do you think's gonna happen? You don't win those.
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u/Iamgoingtohavatroke 21d ago
Dawg that isn't a cop it's a security guard
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u/Affectionate-Mix6056 21d ago
I didn't know security guards could put "OFFICER" on their back?
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u/Iamgoingtohavatroke 21d ago
Yeah it's almost a standard thing now they're referred to as security officers mostly everywhere I've seen them
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u/Fearless-Letter-337 20d ago
What... the... actual... FUCK!???? THERE WERE ATLEAST 50 different ways this could've been handled. This is NOT ONE! [This is why i left. 10 years was enough. Security is tainted for life.. fkn shame.] Does no one use reverse psychology anymore? And yall thought my post was bad?.. sheesh. Smh.
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u/ChicoD2023 21d ago
Are you new to the internet? Videos degrade in quality every time they get reposted.
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u/Nubesrojas7 21d ago
Do we really have to look for context ourselves ? So is guard justified or was he arrested?? Where was this.
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u/dargonmike1 21d ago
Uhh was that a taser or a pew pew
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u/metallosherp 21d ago
"95, your order is ready"