67-year-old dies after getting sucker-punched

[Rick Mason]

67-year-old dies after getting sucker-punched by Wendy's worker

Kendrick had a dispute with an elderly man about a food order. Kendrick allegedly came around the service counter and struck the victim in the head without warning. Upon falling, the unconscious victim incurred additional injuries as his head struck the floor. He died in the hospital. One customer told CBS 5: "That was a Mike Tyson hit. ..."

Self defense can be a tricky thing to manage. Do you have to take the first punch? That's what a lot of folk who supposedly know advise to do. BTW, I'd like to know why this known, feral animal was freely walking the streets, ready to turn into a bomb and destroy lives at any moment.

 

[Twangbanger]

I guess white folks need to go burn the Wendy's down?

 

[The Bubba Effect]

I guess white folks need to go burn the Wendy's down?

Change it to Burger King and pitch it again. Might get more traction.

 

[The Bubba Effect]

67-year-old dies after getting sucker-punched by Wendy's worker

Kendrick had a dispute with an elderly man about a food order. Kendrick allegedly came around the service counter and struck the victim in the head without warning. Upon falling, the unconscious victim incurred additional injuries as his head struck the floor. He died in the hospital. One customer told CBS 5: "That was a Mike Tyson hit. ..."

Self defense can be a tricky thing to manage. Do you have to take the first punch? That's what a lot of folk who supposedly know advise to do. BTW, I'd like to know why this known, feral animal was freely walking the streets, ready to turn into a bomb and destroy lives at any moment.

I do not know the law.

I cannot see where a person is moraly obligated to fight strangers just because a stranger wants to fight.

In my book, if you start the violence, you own all of the outcomes past that. If you call for time out and the other guy shoots you 16 times, tough luck.

That seems pretty straightforward to me, but I am not a lawyer.

 

[daddyusmaximus]

In my book, if you start the violence, you own all of the outcomes past that. If you call for time out and the other guy shoots you 16 times, tough luck.

^^^ This right here.

The level of outright violence in what passes for "society" these days is just insane.
I know that violence itself... is almost never the answer to problems... but when one is dealing WITH violence... it's almost always the ONLY answer that can counter it.