He bein dispected made him angry enough to go to jail yo.
It be wurth it bro! Taco Bell bein sued x 2. Don’t bother with a uncivil suit cuz he ain’t got no money.
One injured after a shooting inside the Taco Bell in West Palm Beach
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What started as an argument over using a water cup for soda quickly spiraled into gunfire inside a West Palm Beach Taco Bell, police said.
Officers were called around noon on April 27 to the Taco Bell at Military Trail and 45th Street after reports of shots being fired inside the restaurant, according to the probable cause affidavit released on Tuesday. When police arrived, crime scene tape surrounded the building as multiple units responded to what investigators later described as a rapidly escalating confrontation.
According to police, three women entered the restaurant and asked for a cup of water. Investigators said one of the women then filled the cup at a soda fountain, which led to a verbal argument with an employee, identified as 20-year-old D’Mari Jy’Quan Patterson.
Cellphone video taken by a witness shows Patterson yelling at the women as tempers flared. Police said the sound of a firearm being racked can be heard on the video just before a shot rang out inside the dining area.
One woman fell to the floor after being shot, while another suffered a graze wound, investigators said. A third woman ran out of the restaurant. Police allege Patterson followed her outside and fired another shot in her direction. That round missed but shattered a window near the entrance.
Inside the restaurant, customers ran for safety, some initially unsure whether what they heard was gunfire. One witness later told police he realized what was happening only after seeing gunpowder residue and hearing a second shot, prompting him to flee the building.
The three women drove themselves to JFK North Medical Center. Police said two were treated for minor injuries and released, while the third was not injured.
After the shooting, Patterson called 911 and told dispatchers that a customer had jumped behind the counter. He admitted firing the gun and told officers he placed it in the management office before police arrived, according to an arrest affidavit.
Investigators said Patterson claimed he believed the women were armed, though police reported no weapons were found. Surveillance video and witness statements did not support a claim of self-defense, police said, adding that the women appeared to be trying to leave when additional shots were fired.
Officers were called around noon on April 27 to the Taco Bell at Military Trail and 45th Street after reports of shots being fired inside the restaurant, according to the probable cause affidavit released on Tuesday. When police arrived, crime scene tape surrounded the building as multiple units responded to what investigators later described as a rapidly escalating confrontation.
According to police, three women entered the restaurant and asked for a cup of water. Investigators said one of the women then filled the cup at a soda fountain, which led to a verbal argument with an employee, identified as 20-year-old D’Mari Jy’Quan Patterson.
Cellphone video taken by a witness shows Patterson yelling at the women as tempers flared. Police said the sound of a firearm being racked can be heard on the video just before a shot rang out inside the dining area.
One woman fell to the floor after being shot, while another suffered a graze wound, investigators said. A third woman ran out of the restaurant. Police allege Patterson followed her outside and fired another shot in her direction. That round missed but shattered a window near the entrance.
Inside the restaurant, customers ran for safety, some initially unsure whether what they heard was gunfire. One witness later told police he realized what was happening only after seeing gunpowder residue and hearing a second shot, prompting him to flee the building.
The three women drove themselves to JFK North Medical Center. Police said two were treated for minor injuries and released, while the third was not injured.
After the shooting, Patterson called 911 and told dispatchers that a customer had jumped behind the counter. He admitted firing the gun and told officers he placed it in the management office before police arrived, according to an arrest affidavit.
Investigators said Patterson claimed he believed the women were armed, though police reported no weapons were found. Surveillance video and witness statements did not support a claim of self-defense, police said, adding that the women appeared to be trying to leave when additional shots were fired.
Categories: Crime & Lawlessness
Bellybutton 2 hours ago
ScreaminMime 3 hours ago
Pales in comparison to the rectum injuries committed in there on the regular
SoWhatHappenedWas 3 hours ago
This Taco Bell will become a Hispanic lawyers office soon like the one on the north side of $hotcago, then they can claim "food desert" and "racism" and "underserved" and....
GulliblestartswithN 4 hours ago
Black people. Threatened by 3 women wanting a cup for water enough to pull a gun and shoot. Lol.
