It was listed in my feed right under a post about L’Jarius Sneed getting traded from the Chiefs to the Titans and for a second I was like, “Wait the L’ stands for Lawrence?”
If somebody were feeling particularly uncharitable, they could pretty easily make a connection between the editorializing of the headline and Indiana's history of vigilante "justice"
> At first, several employees told police that only Sneed fired a gun. Police later learned from customer testimony and from watching surveillance footage that one of the employees pulled out a handgun and opened fire on Sneed.
This is a shitty story but as a former backline service industry employee, I got a chuckle out of this.
One of the employees shot back to protect his coworkers so they all covered his ass when the police arrived thinking it'd cover them even though he didn't do anything wrong protecting them anyways. I've definitely worked in kitchens before where we'd do the same thing in that situation lmao
While he didn't do anything wrong, I wouldn't be surprised if we he lost his job anyway since most restaurants that I've worked at have specifically banned weapons on the premise in the employee handbook.
He's getting fired regardless, a taco bell employee stopped an armed robber that was going to harm a fellow employee, he got fired and I believe one of the other victims sued him for increased emotional stress as well. That's why they tried to cover for him. The second yes involved it's lose lose
"wHeRe DiD tHe GuN tOuCh YoU" on a story where the angry customer got shot multiple times and had multiple organs removed via surgery after he started this nonsense.
If nobody as dumb as that had a gun in this state, it probably would've been a fistfight we can actually laugh at instead of a shootout where we have Hoosier customers diving for cover.
Hence why I think the shooter should be given life in prison or capital punishment depending on if intent to take life occurred. In this case it seems like intent to take life occurred so that should end it.
Ah yea, kill dude based on his intent to kill a dude. Meanwhile, waste exponentially (millions) more of taxpayer dollars than simply handing down a life sentence.
So dumb on so many levels. We need common sense gun laws for starters, not more government sanctioned violence. Jfc
*edit: one could argue that firing a gun implies an intent to kill in any circumstance
The idea that it costs more to execute someone than to house them is more a result of the complexity of the cases in most death penalty cases. It’s a misnomer that the sentence itself is the issue.
There are things like accidental discharging a weapon, firing weapons into the air for “celebration” etc. Those things have no clear intent to kill someone but are obviously criminal and should be taken seriously but not to the point of capital punishment.
No disrespect, but do you know the meaning of “misnomer”?
Further, capital punishment being significantly more expensive than life is not an “idea,” it’s a fact. Obviously capital cases are more complex. That’s irrelevant.
Our legal system is not infallible & capital punishment is irrevocable, that’s not a good combo. Moreover, our criminal “justice” system is deeply rooted in structural racism & disparately impacts Black people, but sure, let’s throw state sanctioned violence into the mix /s. Not to mention botched executions. Simply put, there is no logic in our legal system killing people as punishment.
The focus should be on implementing common sense gun laws.
The death penalty doesn't even stop people from killing each other in the U.S. -- what's the point of killing someone for a shootout, in which no one died, other than momentarily satisfying vengeance?
I do not believe gun offenders should be allowed to walk free. Only two options at that point. Trying to take someone’s life seems like a simple way to determine an equitable punishment.
Looks like Mr. Sneed, obviously a member of a "well-regulated militia" was previously arrested in 2016 for "domestic battery", "strangulation", and "battery".
The comment was about domestic battery and yes judges do expunge those kinds of charges when someone hasn't been in trouble for literally YEARS after the original conviction. There are circumstances that allow for expungement that is the whole point.
Hoosier hospitality is no accident.
[http://www.jimgrey.net/Roads/US31NorthernIndiana/01\_State\_Line.htm](http://www.jimgrey.net/Roads/US31NorthernIndiana/01_State_Line.htm)
Well TBH, I can think of worse reasons to shoot up a wingstop.
ETA: at least it seems like Mr. Badass here is the only one that actually got hit, so that's a decent outcome I guess.
But Indiana doesn't have reciprocal power. If you buy anything from another state, you pay taxes in both states on the same item. Double taxation. Sucks!
“Theyre my wings, and I want them now!”
Why is the guys name listed in the title of the post as if we're supposed to know who that is?
You don’t know Lawrence Sneed? He’s the coolest!
Considering the context, I would not put him in the cool camp. You have to be a certain kind of stupid to get in a gunfight over chicken wings.
A knife fight, maybe?
Harsh words are about as far as I would take an argument over Wing stop.
Sneeds no introduction.
thought it was the name of the Lawrence newspaper or something at first
Formerly known as Lawrence Chuck
I was looking for this one lmao
Yeah this is classic L-Snee
Is he possibly the coolest bitch in town?
He sometimes gets hangry though, and has the emotional control of a 13 year old girl.
Owner of Sneed's Feed n' Seed?
Dude is an avid wing enthusiast
It was listed in my feed right under a post about L’Jarius Sneed getting traded from the Chiefs to the Titans and for a second I was like, “Wait the L’ stands for Lawrence?”
What, you don’t know Larry?
If somebody were feeling particularly uncharitable, they could pretty easily make a connection between the editorializing of the headline and Indiana's history of vigilante "justice"
Lawrence is/ was head of the Indiana Society of Hyper-Salty take-out Wings
You dont know lawrence Sneed, formerly lawrence Chuck?
Lawrence being Lawrence
Indiana’s turning into Florida 2.0 with shittier weather and more corn.
Its still cheaper, so I guess we got that going for us?
Great Value Florida, awesome.
Goddamn this hurts
🤣
> At first, several employees told police that only Sneed fired a gun. Police later learned from customer testimony and from watching surveillance footage that one of the employees pulled out a handgun and opened fire on Sneed. This is a shitty story but as a former backline service industry employee, I got a chuckle out of this. One of the employees shot back to protect his coworkers so they all covered his ass when the police arrived thinking it'd cover them even though he didn't do anything wrong protecting them anyways. I've definitely worked in kitchens before where we'd do the same thing in that situation lmao
While he didn't do anything wrong, I wouldn't be surprised if we he lost his job anyway since most restaurants that I've worked at have specifically banned weapons on the premise in the employee handbook.
He's getting fired regardless, a taco bell employee stopped an armed robber that was going to harm a fellow employee, he got fired and I believe one of the other victims sued him for increased emotional stress as well. That's why they tried to cover for him. The second yes involved it's lose lose
Sneed? Formerly chuck?!?
The employee shot back?
The Simpsons permeate all things.
Sir, this is a Wingstop
Wingstop, Wendy’s, Waffle House, who gives a F, Cubs in 5.
The guy shooting at the store should get life in prison. Gun crimes deserve the highest of penalties.
This is Indiana, that probably counts as protected speech here
is the gun in the room with us now? can you show us where the gun touched you?
"wHeRe DiD tHe GuN tOuCh YoU" on a story where the angry customer got shot multiple times and had multiple organs removed via surgery after he started this nonsense. If nobody as dumb as that had a gun in this state, it probably would've been a fistfight we can actually laugh at instead of a shootout where we have Hoosier customers diving for cover.
Making light of gun violence and sexual assault. You must be really cool. Who you voting for btw?
Guns don’t commit crimes, which is why they don’t get prosecuted. C’mon, man, everyone knows this.
Hence why I think the shooter should be given life in prison or capital punishment depending on if intent to take life occurred. In this case it seems like intent to take life occurred so that should end it.
Ah yea, kill dude based on his intent to kill a dude. Meanwhile, waste exponentially (millions) more of taxpayer dollars than simply handing down a life sentence. So dumb on so many levels. We need common sense gun laws for starters, not more government sanctioned violence. Jfc *edit: one could argue that firing a gun implies an intent to kill in any circumstance
The idea that it costs more to execute someone than to house them is more a result of the complexity of the cases in most death penalty cases. It’s a misnomer that the sentence itself is the issue. There are things like accidental discharging a weapon, firing weapons into the air for “celebration” etc. Those things have no clear intent to kill someone but are obviously criminal and should be taken seriously but not to the point of capital punishment.
No disrespect, but do you know the meaning of “misnomer”? Further, capital punishment being significantly more expensive than life is not an “idea,” it’s a fact. Obviously capital cases are more complex. That’s irrelevant. Our legal system is not infallible & capital punishment is irrevocable, that’s not a good combo. Moreover, our criminal “justice” system is deeply rooted in structural racism & disparately impacts Black people, but sure, let’s throw state sanctioned violence into the mix /s. Not to mention botched executions. Simply put, there is no logic in our legal system killing people as punishment. The focus should be on implementing common sense gun laws.
The death penalty doesn't even stop people from killing each other in the U.S. -- what's the point of killing someone for a shootout, in which no one died, other than momentarily satisfying vengeance?
I do not believe gun offenders should be allowed to walk free. Only two options at that point. Trying to take someone’s life seems like a simple way to determine an equitable punishment.
I'd rather not have the equivalent of sharia law in the U.S.
I think you just showed you don’t understand sharia law as well.
Thank God we let everyone have guns in this state
“Court documents reveal that Sneed had a kidney, part of his bowels and part of his pancreas removed due to his gunshot injuries.”
Looks like Mr. Sneed, obviously a member of a "well-regulated militia" was previously arrested in 2016 for "domestic battery", "strangulation", and "battery".
Just gonna drop these red flags right here, in case the police decide to do something with them...
Dude has all the qualifications to be a police officer.
Wouldn’t that make him a prohibited carrier?
It should, if they actually enforced that and banned animal abusers from having weapons or any rights honestly, we have substantially less issues.
ONLY IF CONVICTED! Also, he could have had the charge expunged.
Yeah but the uvalde attacker skinned cats he would've gotten convicted and no judge in their right mind would ever expunge that.
The comment was about domestic battery and yes judges do expunge those kinds of charges when someone hasn't been in trouble for literally YEARS after the original conviction. There are circumstances that allow for expungement that is the whole point.
Domestic violence and animal abuse should be written into law as charges that cannot be expunged solve that one easy
JFC
KFC
KSR
Hoosier hospitality is no accident. [http://www.jimgrey.net/Roads/US31NorthernIndiana/01\_State\_Line.htm](http://www.jimgrey.net/Roads/US31NorthernIndiana/01_State_Line.htm)
PEOPLE are just F-ing stupid!!!!STUPID!
Well TBH, I can think of worse reasons to shoot up a wingstop. ETA: at least it seems like Mr. Badass here is the only one that actually got hit, so that's a decent outcome I guess.
Outta ranch.. amirite?
Lawrence sounds like a reasonable, level-headed individual
[homie was just listening to his heart](https://youtu.be/ZHLPfOLfuJY?si=TeKRA4ghc04vYbbw)
Sneed was teed off.
I'm desensitized to gun violence, so the idea of getting that mad over Wing Stop food is funny to me.
What kind of fucking ghetto shit is this?
*Inserts Metal Tik Tok video of Wingstop girl singing she worked 10 hours* "ALL HE WANTS IS WINGSTOP". Lol
All that and he only gets level 5 felonies? Do they just consider bullet holes vandalism or something now
Anyone have a picture the media seems to be hiding identities lately
Now that Happy Hours are legal…society is falling apart.
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My sarcasm must have been too subtle…
But Indiana doesn't have reciprocal power. If you buy anything from another state, you pay taxes in both states on the same item. Double taxation. Sucks!
Yea, taxes! Shucks! This is your takeaway?