Shateasha Hicks was seen arguing with that man when he suddenly drove off and that’s when witnesses say Hicks left the restaurant and grabbed a gun out of her car.
BLACKHISTORYMONTH in the mean old racist days this could never have happened Thankfully we live in such enlightened times where you can be shot anywhere or that men can be women and laws are racist and looting and burning are the answer for everything
@@captivating-culprit7484 Why? I'm not killing anybody go wish death on those actually killing When people like me are gone No more tax base See how you shiftless Hermaphrodites like supporting dead weight foreigners and dullard youth
Yeah, shooting 5 rounds at someone for throwing mayonnaise at you is a completely justifiable self-defense move. I'd hate to see what would happen if someone went as far as to throw a whole damn burger at her. She'd probably call in an air strike.
@@chefdsal1 I agree that his point is flawed. That's her aunt, what does he expect... auntie to throw her under the bus with a camera in her face? Seemed like a nice lady to me.
If her aunt thinks that it is self-defense to shoot at someone who has thrown mayo and has driven away from you, then the family is probably the source of the problem. There is a difference between self-defense and retaliation.
@@InternalxHD ahh... I don't think she was in fear of losing her life because of mayonnaise! It might be best to rethink your statement! It was retaliation overkill oh and by the way no pun intended.
Likely doing as she was taught, makes you pity her a bit for how she was handled. Not an excuse, justification or rationalization though! “Just because your pain is understandable, doesn’t mean your behavior is excusable.“ Steve Maraboli
@@HM2SGT I remember some years ago. A white lady ran her car into a lake killing her 2 little boys still strapped in their car seats. She said her father had touched her.
You can only do that so many times before you go insane my friend people need to learn their manners and stop forgetting them when you enter a fast food restaurant
@@Deadassbruhfrfr He assaulted her first mayonnaiseor not doesn't matter. I dont care dude. You can't convince me otherwise. I don't let customers be rude to or antagonize my employees. You would be banned and arrested if so. Unlike a lot of other restaurants I do press charges. I kick unruly customers out no remorse.
Baby girl should have cleaned up, took a break and clocked out. Never let a customer take you to that point. Its never worth losing a job or being in jail.
No, “baby girl” should have put on her big girl panties and politely and appropriately finished her shift. No way should you be offering her a visit to the calm down corner. For God’s sake….she is old enough to have a job, old enough to afford that car, then she is old enough to deal with a little packet of mayo!!
It's not self defense if after the altercation you walk outside. Go in your car. Grab a gun, then start shooting. That's premeditated attempted murder over mayo. She should be charged as such to prevent her from killing someone if she gets shot with a water gun. People need to stop elevating a situation because you feel butt hurt. Your life wasn't endangered, you made bad life decisions to be at Burger King. Here is another bad life decision, get it together.
Two lessons in this, self control and be nice to others. You can't let people get you so angry that you commit a crime, pick and choose your battles wisely. And you have to be careful with how you treat people because you never know how that person will respond or what that person is dealing with internally. Both are wrong and this could have easily ended up in a senseless murder and for what!? Some mayonnaise! Unless your life is threatened there's no reason to use a gun. And there's no need to be disrespectful to people.
A black male threw eggs at my head...... I could have followed him and shot him dead in "self defense" But I have a brain, and common decency Now it ends up he is in prison, and my life is great
Crime is an essential feature of Gods completeness of being. If god were to intervene in anything, it would be less than all knowing, as it can only know through experience. All things that happen are necessary as part of god.
Running out and getting your gun from your car and shooting at someone for throwing mayo on you as they drive off is not self defense. Stupidity but not self defense.
She was just going for a jog after being upset by a customer at a customer service job. You know that certain minority group will do some serious mental gymnastics to defend this behavior.
@@kimanigrey-campbell7976 because every single time it's the same thing. . . Then we have to hear the whole brain dead family on the news say "she was a good girl and she was going to be a doctor next week."
@@antielfimationleague231 Yes, because white people never do the same thing. Forget about Chris’s watts mother? Y’all have a history of evil but always want to talk about what other people are doing.
Some people don't understand the great responsibility of carrying a firearm. You can't just shoot at someone because you feel disrespected. Unless you are firing to protect your life or the life of another who is in imminent danger, you shouldn't be shooting. What this customer allegedly did was highly disrespectful. He should've dodged some hands, not bullets!
I have a suspicion that she's not a legal firearm owner. 1)Throwing mayonnaise packets doesn't cause great bodily harm or risk of death. 2) if you need to leave a situation to grab a gun to reengage you're not in fear for your life. 3) shooting at a fleeing vehicle is unjustified and dangerous This woman has no business with a gun. Shes driven by ego and vengeance. This type of behavior is unacceptable. I get it's not nice to be abused on the job. She could have told her boss. Had the man barred from returning to that location and trespassed.
She pursued him, retrieved a firearm from her vehicle, and opened fire all while the customer was driving away. She did it out of rage not self defense. Gonna be really hard to prove self-defense in court. IMO
What’s funny is that they could actually charge the thrower with shooting a missile into a dwelling because they only classify a missile as a propelled object that’s unidentified. Happened to someone I know for throwing rocks at his ex house
Yup. She's definitely going to prison. And she'll become a felon, if she already isn't one. She'll have to give up her weapon. These people just don't think of the consequences. Perpetual victims.
When someone points a gun at someone else and fires it, it *is* attempted murder. Every. Single. Time. None of this "discharging a firearm in public" BS.
That customer should count his blessing not everyone is going to take crap from anyone, you never know the mentality of another person so have respect for everyone.
@@johngoldsworthy7135 more like 5 atleast that's assault with a deadly weapon and also felony firearm the felony firearm carry a mandatory sentence of 2 years by itself not to mention endangering public I wouldn't wanna be her right now.
@@popeluke6885 I would bet a million dollars she’ll be out less than a year. Have you seen the news over the past 5 years? Or are you always this dense?
I have learned that you should never mistreat or disrespect people that make/serve your food or those who fix your car or equipment. It is just a golden rule.
Exactly. That man shouldn't have done that to the employee, but the employee also shouldn't have lost her control to freaking shoot him. As much as i cannot stand immature rude costumers, that doesn't mean i have right to freaking shoot them. Yes, rude costumers are annoying, immature, and dumb but geez... to freaking shoot them?? It's so wrong. I feel bad for the employee because she didn't deserved to be mistreated, and it got worse for her once her action has gotten her in huge trouble. As for the costumer, i also hope he recovers, but i also hope that he learned his lesson to never mistreat a employee ever again.
How is she defending herself when he had left the drive-thru? Then she went to her car and grabbed her gun. Over mayonnaise. I think people are finding every excuse just to use their weapon.
EXCUSES EXCUSES EXCUSES. THIS CRAP IS SAD. I can hear it in court already,,i was defending myself from mayo after the person drove away!!!! LOL 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP
If you choose to throw something at someone, don't expect people to throw something of equal value back. Some things being tossed your way hurt a lot more.
Defending herself? She went to her car to get a gun after the incident and shot at a fleeing car. How is that defending yourself? That aunt just put the whole family to shame because it's no longer what's wrong with that woman, it's what's wrong with that family!
a white man was cleared of charges for shooting and killing a man who threw popcorn at him. it happened at a movie theater. he felt threatened and stand your ground were his defense in court. See why black people hates this country?
.... you can't shoot at someone for throwing mayonnaise at you, but police can shoot you for simply moving towards them, prollem is, the amount of inconsistency that takes place in the meantime...but the fact that she left and got a weapon takes away the self defense anyway...
@Flower7 you cannot attempt to shoot someone because they threw a mayonnaise packet you. If you don’t understand then you will probably end up in prison too. “Self-defense law requires the response to match the level of the threat in question. In other words, a person can only employ as much force as required to remove the threat. If the threat involves deadly force, the person defending themselves can use deadly force to counteract the threat.” We are not using street code here.
I understand that people have breaking points, but if all it takes is someone throwing a condiment on you to jump straight to committing to killing them, you have to reevaluate whose actually the lesser of two evils.
@AstreA Yes I fully agree. From my own experience though: I have a record with domestic back when I had anger issues. After therapy and psychology visits, I found out that I had big amounts of trauma buried deep inside. It took the right triggers for it all to come out. In that state- you feel as if you have nothing left to lose, completely disregarding what you do have. So you get self destructive in order to reinforce your idea of “justice”. It’s a very irrational state of mind, so there’s no way to make sense of it.
You never know what people are going through. That’s why nowadays I do not even look people way. You be surprised who is a ticking time bomb. Treat other people they way you want to be treated. People out here are going through alot. This pandemic has been pure hell for alot of us. I am by no means justifying what she did, but people are going through it out here. Leave people tf alone.
One big issue is how older family don't hold her accountable for her actions. That's systemic. We can't coddle people to this level and not expect such behavior. It is never questioned only dismissed as someone elses fault.
They didn't say the police didn't have a warrant. If the police have a warrant then they can legally search your house and if you refuse to allow that to happen you definitely can be arrested.
He was a mayonnaise throwing bully that got set straight by a worker and wont come forward probably because of arrest warrants, seems restaurant workers have been getting bullied quit a bit since Covid...how much can someone take????
a white man was cleared of charges for shooting and killing a man who threw popcorn at him. it happened at a movie theater. he felt threatened and stand your ground were his defense in court. See why black people hates this country?
Grandmas/ family elders like this are a big reason the generations coming up now are so morally bankrupt! Granny, she could have simply washed the mayo off, taken a few minutes to calm down and simply continue with her freedom…I mean her day. Teach self control and stop being so easily offended.
I don’t believe my family members are in the wrong ever either. But the matter of fact is she was no danger she had no reason to shoot and over mayonnaise has to be one of the stupidest things in the world.
One things for sure, that jerk won't be throwing things at people in public ever again. People are way too comfortable being assholes to strangers who can kill them in a blink of an eye. I get scared if I accidentally bump into someone on the street, because there are some real psychos out there with a chip on their shoulder looking for any opportunity to fight. As for her however, talk about an overreaction. Her life is basically ruined now because of a lack of self control.
Whenever I find myself in a situation where tempers are elevated, I always remind myself of everything that I have to lose and the people that love me.
The "customer's always right" mentally has honestly got to go. So tired of hearing stories of customers being blatantly rude, disrespectful, and getting physical with employees because they feel entitled. I don't approve of the actions she took, using a firearm, but both were in the wrong regardless. So sick of hearing about this stuff. I feel awful for all fast food or restaurant employees because omfg.
That quote is actually a slogan created by Harry G Selfridge, it is not a law nor is it a rule when doing business. The customer is right until they become bratty, entitled and down right ready to assault an employee; whether it's with a brick or with a few packets of mayonnaise, the customer is wrong for his part in this situation as well.
Whenever I hear people say 'the customer is always right', I tell them about when I used to work in a book store. A woman came to return a book and get a refund. Customers had to fill out a small form for refunds, and on it, list the reason they were returning the item. The customer wrote "I'm done reading it." The customer is NOT always right. In fact, most of the time you wonder how they found their way out of their own house that morning!
When too much pride gets in the way of intelligent thought. This was not self defense, it was retaliation for being humiliated. There is a huge difference.
@@IkeYru3ziGbo Miami ain’t been in a pandemic for almost 2 years buddy idk what cave you live in but we been open here for 2 years. I’ll repeat it again almost 2 years. Wake up
Rude customers…they need to realize these fast food restaurants are not 5 star restaurants and the employees are paid horrible wages. I am not excusing what the employee did but impulse control must be legendarily hard for pretty much all fast food employees.
In Miami those typical people come in all cultures, black,latino,white,Asian, Hatians, Cubans you name and they are in the news shooting,road rage, school shooting, car theft, child predators, gang members,ect.
What awful parents...'my girl was defending herself from getting dirty with deadly force.' So many people refusing to take responsibility for their actions.
The lady was simply defending herself against someone hurling life threatening objects at her...mayonnaise. People have no idea what it's like being the target of a deadly barrage of mayonnaise packets.
I'd say they both do. You shouldn't throw things at people and you DEFINITELY shouldn't shoot at people. But let's not overlook the fact that throwing something at someone is the sign of an entitled brat.
You have to watch who you're messing with now and days..you never know what the next person is going through, or what kind of mental stability someone has 💯 Every action has a reaction.. stay prayed up 🙏🙏🏾🙏🏻🙏🏼 to keep evil spirits from getting into you ❤️
When you get up for the day no one knows what they will face. My co workers and I always start the day with prayer, it always sets the tone and helps us make it through the day as healthcare public servants.
I personally do not know what is going through people's heads that give them the desire to physically attack an employee over a grievance with the business, or bad customer service. Most employees have absolutely no control over what pissed you off about the business, and if an employee gives you bad customer service, you can leave a bad review, and/or complain to management, and if management can't make things right, you can take your business elsewhere. If you feel the desire to attack an employee, you are probably suffering from a mental illness, and either need help, or you need to be locked away. That being said, physical retaliation will hurt yourself way worse than the attacker. It's one thing to defend yourself, but the employee in this case walked out of the restraunt, and fired shots at the fleeing car. That is not self defense. Now, she would likely loose her job, spend years in jail, and no one would want to hire her any time soon. Had she just got the cars license plate, and pressed charges, she could have ruined the customers life, and maby even got some money out of it, but she traded it for about 10 seconds of a satisfied ego.
Especially when everyone is so short handed these days. It can all be fixe.. no need to attack the employees. They could be over worked or new. People need to take a breath and calm down. It's not the end of the world if you didn't get pickels on your burger.
@@Omegafoxx77 since the customer threw mayo at the employee, my assumption is the customer asked for no mayo, and got mayo anyway. Decided to remove it and throw it at the employee rather than just having them make him/her a new one. Most of the time, you get to keep the screw up. You could give it to someone else (assuming you didnt bite into it), or worst case, you throw it away.
The irony is she could've called the cops and had him arrested for simple assault. I am a restaurant manager and yep we've had crazy folks toss food at us. Every time I just call the police and they get themselves arrested. I've watched someone leave in cuffs for tossing a handful of sugars. It's just a misdemeanor for simple assault but it sends a message to them alright. I have thought about how I would potentially put someone down if they ever came across my counter at me or grabbed one of my underage associates but man when I think about it I always imagine someone SCREAMING death threats, THROWING FISTS, PULLING KNIVES on me or my workers...not tossing a mayo packet. People are nuts.
My late husband was a McDonald's general manager, and he once had to grab a 17 year old female employee and pull her back in the drive thru window because the "customer" decided he wanted to kidnap and rape her! She's alive thanks to my husband, unfortunately back in the early 90's the cameras were not as clear as they are these days. He's been dead 6 years, and he predicted the self service kiosk, the stores having less cashiers because of it and the "fight for $10/hr" and increasing food costs. He predicted all of it, what he didn't see coming was the pandemic, and some restaurants so desperate for help in the kitchen that they offer a $1000 sign on bonus or retention bonus 😳. Once a customer refused to pull up in the drive thru line because they had a large order and were blocking other cars. One person only wanted coffee, but the other car insisted on not pulling up and blocking the drive thru! Robert reached in the register, tried to refund the money since the woman insisted on blocking the drive thru, she refused the refund, and said he WILL serve her the food, and she doesn't care about the person behind her only wanting coffee! He threw her refund into her window since she refused to take it in her hand. He the told her to leave, she was no longer welcomed there and was trespassing! She still refused to leave, by then, the drive thru had cars wrapped around the building all because she ordered $78 worth of food in the drive thru instead of pulling forward and someone would bring it to her, or just coming inside in the first place! Police were called, she was issued a notice if she returned, the police will arrest her for trespassing. He had to give food and discounts to the other cars that were wrapped around the building because of her.
If you really think the police would go arrest a mayo thrower, they would prob laugh at the complaint. She shouldve just threw something back, not bullets a drink or something
@@rebeccalucas6063 8 year food service under my belt and I've seen so much! Omg some people are so inconsiderate. I've since moved on but i will never forget.
Can you imagine someone confronting her about her behavior. Like "really? It was that serious?" Her: I mean... it was fn mayo! And fn mayo? 🤮. Yes! It was that serious! Person: k then 😒
Those days of bullying fast food workers because they need to keep their jobs are gone. Unless you’re about that life, don’t throw food/condiments in employees’ faces. Hospitalized with gunshot wound is not a good tradeoff for winning a lawsuit/settlement.
I’ve worked in fast food, so I can see how too many abusive customers, and management not backing their employees, could set you over the edge. It doesn’t make it right, but I get it.
He was wrong, but she deserves the harshest sentence for her actions. It was wreckless!! It wasn't self defense. She wasn't in imminent danger at the time. I would have been angry too, but what she did was wrong!
Aunt says "she was defending herself". Yep, that mayonnaise could have killed her niece. 🤦🏿♀ The apple truly does not fall far from the tree. Ignorance is in their bloodline.
Imagine this. Mayo can get in her eyes, then she walks back after getting hit then she starts slipping and hits her head on the deep fryer as she's falling, then the deep fryer door opens and now hot oil spills on her face and she dies.
right because people throw food at each other during thanksgiving Sandra. just say you don’t like fast food workers and think they’re subhuman and move on.
That wasn’t self defense that stupidity and irresponsible retaliation out of anger! You survived from that throw of mayonnaise! If anything, just quit the job! Don’t get a felony on your record because of anger issues! You will never get a job now!
What makes it even worst is that she claims self-defense, taking no responsibility for her clear lack of self-control. She like many others have no shame.
Having worked retail for years, I get her frustration. The majority of customers are fine. But you get some real entitled jerks who have this viewpoint that you, the lowly retail worker, fast food worker, or waiter are beneath them. That you are there to serve them, and everything should be perfect without you making any mistakes and every coupon/sale (either real or imagined) should work. However, you have to be able to control yourself as the worker. If the guy pulled a gun on her, I would be fine with her shooting him since that was real self-defense (edit: assuming she was near her gun; she wasn't really near her gun when the mayo was thrown). Mayonnaise though? No. What he allegedly did was disgusting and degrading to her. It did not warrant her to pull a gun (allegedly). And to what end? Now, she's being charged, she definitely lost her job, and she is in for a rough time. She let her emotions get the best of her. You have to shrug off the jerks.
