Well, one guy sure as Hell won't!
Man stabbed to death in Maryland Popeyes after altercation over chicken sandwich, pol
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Well, one guy sure as Hell won't!
All you really need to know is this is an area where you can get stabbed for cutting in line for a chicken sandwich. It really isn’t shocking for that area.
Mr H
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No one deserves to die for line cutting... but he did create the conditions for a conflict.
I'm sure the suspect is related to Corn Pop, though.
I'm sure the suspect is related to Corn Pop, though.
FrankOceanXray
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Ghostrider1
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Steve_Zissou
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[soundbite on the political motivations behind revising the IQ cutoff for mental retardation down from 75 to 70 in the 1960s]
PG really went to shit when the Pennsylvania Dutch started moving in.
for fks sake this reminds me of headlines and partial stories about a guy shot by cops "because" he was speeding, or had too much tint.
Those actually turn out to be guys either leaving a just committed felony, with narcotics or other contraband in posession, or most likely, with wants/warrants/parole violations who are going to go to prison for 20 years if they don't resist with all their ability.
Was the cutting in line all that happened? did the guy cut in line, and nothing else and just get stabbed? or did the lead to a cycle of escalation, including possible assault, culminating in the stabbing.
About ten years ago I was witness to a stabbing. It started with of all things two people jockeying for a gas pump position. But it was not one guy gutting in que and getting stabbed, there was an argument, shoving, then punching then a stabbing.
Those actually turn out to be guys either leaving a just committed felony, with narcotics or other contraband in posession, or most likely, with wants/warrants/parole violations who are going to go to prison for 20 years if they don't resist with all their ability.
Was the cutting in line all that happened? did the guy cut in line, and nothing else and just get stabbed? or did the lead to a cycle of escalation, including possible assault, culminating in the stabbing.
About ten years ago I was witness to a stabbing. It started with of all things two people jockeying for a gas pump position. But it was not one guy gutting in que and getting stabbed, there was an argument, shoving, then punching then a stabbing.
I wouldn't bet on that.
Next time someone will bring a gun to a knife fight.
That's crazy talk. Everyone knows Maryland has some of the toughest guns laws that would prevent such a thing from happening. We really need tougher laws to prevent Chicken Sandwich Violence. Maybe prevent the Chicken Sandwich loophole that allows just any old person to sell a chicken sandwich and instead allow them only to buy chicken sandwich from a licensed dealer. Put a serial number into the sandwich too and record it at the time of sale. Imprint it on a non digestible tag hidden in the chicken sandwich so if someone's chicken sandwich is stolen and they are killed, you can look in the suspect's bowel movement and trace it back to the victim.
Ammo Jon
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- Mar 3, 2008
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Bean Guy
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Mo, I beleive that area is mostly Mennonites
Yes. And everyone here knows that.
Most murders committed between strangers using 'hands feet or objects' and by stabbing are the result of 'disputes' and often the ultimate victim failed to do his part to de-escalate the situation.
CrazySanMan
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This was trending nationwide on Twitter yesterday morning.
Steve_Zissou
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I thought it was when DC started to get regentrified.
DC's loss is PG's """gain""", though I guess the only "gains" PG is seeing are in its homicide rate and the number of schools with Baltimore-tier student proficiency rates.
CrazySanMan
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And MS13 enrollment
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Actually , that neighborhood was Amish long before DC began to re-gentrify .
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