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Joshua, who had just started working at the eatery, had gotten into a confrontation with a woman, later identified as Mason, who was angry over the length of time it took for her drive-through food order to be completed.
Mason's 13-year-old daughter, who was with her in the car and witnessed the argument, later told deputies that Joshua was 'disrespectful' to them, and that she thought he was 'talking mad trash' about them behind the drive-through window.
While waiting for her order, Mason grew increasingly irate, got out of her car and confronted the Burger King staff, threatening to bring her 'man' to the restaurant.
'Irate' wife, 31, who 'handed her husband the gun
Mother Of 4 Pinned Down Husband As Her Brother Hacked Him To Death With Hatchet
“I’m thinking, ‘Uh oh. She’s being choked or raped, or something’s going on,’” Lee told “Snapped,” airing Sundays at 6/5c on Oxygen.
When she looked out her window, she saw a man lying in a pool of blood and a woman standing over him. Lee called 911, and officers with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department arrived on the scene and found the woman with a bloody hatchet in her hand.
Her name was Maria Hernandez, and the dead man on the ground was her husband, Enrique Hernandez. She told police they had been checking the engine of their minivan when they were attacked by an unknown man, according to Las Vegas NBC affiliate KSNV.
Mother Of 4 Pinned Down Husband As Her Brother Hacked Him To Death With Hatchet
The murder spike in big US cities, explained
The data backs up the headlines, suggesting that homicide numbers are significantly higher in at least some major US cities. But it’s not clear if this is part of a nationwide phenomenon, or if it’s something isolated to urban centers, because we don’t have good data outside the large cities. To make matters more confusing, other types of crime, including violent crime overall, appear to have decreased in many of the same cities.
Still, there’s enough in the three data sets to draw some conclusions: At least in major US cities, homicides are up overall this summer — in some cases, significantly higher. But other kinds of crime, including violent crime overall, aren’t up and may actually have decreased so far this year. There was also a brief spike in burglaries in major cities starting in late May, an increase that was so brief and contained to specific cities that experts told me it was likely due to riots and looting surrounding some Black Lives Matter protests.
Beyond the pandemic, police are going to have more trouble fighting crime — including any current or future spikes — if large segments of the community don’t trust them. That’s where police reform comes into play. It’s a complicated topic, separate from a possible spike in violence this year. But, in short, experts say police should, at a minimum, show the communities they serve that they understand the concerns, acknowledge mistakes, and will change how officers are deployed and targeted.
Otherwise, there’s a good chance that protests against police will flare up, just as they did from 2014 to 2016 and have again this summer. If protests lead to more violence — whether by leading to depolicing, or sowing and exposing distrust in law enforcement — that’s going to create public safety problems.
The murder spike in big US cities, explained
Teen who rallied to remove police from Chicago schools is tragically shot to death
Viral video captures vicious mob brutally beating couple at airport while security stands by filming
Shocking video shows a young white couple in an altercation with several black women at an airport.
It is not clear at the time of this writing what initially started the argument, but the white woman can be seen backhanding a black woman after the black woman rushes her to shout at her and her boyfriend.
Nev. Woman Beat Parents to Death with Crowbar After Being Confronted About Huffing Paint
Federal judge's son shot and killed, husband injured in attack at their NJ home
The judge, Esther Salas, was not hurt.
Francis “Mac” Womack, the mayor of North Brunswick, New Jersey, tells ABC News that the judge’s son has died.
The condition of husband was not immediately known, Middlesex County Prosecutor Yolanda Ciccone told ABC News.
The judge’s son opened the door and was immediately shot, sources said.
“He was shot through the heart,” Womack said. The son was a freshman at Catholic University.
Multiple people stabbed at Bible study, police chief injured taking down attacker
Portland mayor wants federal agents to leave city
Chicago shootings leave at least 49 people shot and seven dead this weekend
‘Love & Hip Hop:’ Mariahlynn Alleges She Was Brutally Attacked by Her Ex-Boyfriend
13 people shot in gunfight between groups at Peoria, Illinois, riverfront
The victim, who has been described by authorities as a Black female between the ages of 20 to 30 years old, is in critical condition. The woman’s young son was miraculously unharmed by the gunfire. The victim has not been identified.
The Lancaster Station of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department released a photo shortly after the incident showing a deputy sitting in front of a baby carrier at the scene as he tried to comfort and distract the boy.
Shootings are on the rise in several cities, and children are paying the price
Trans Woman Marilyn Monroe Cazares Killed in California
Three Arrested in Virginia Gay Man's Death
A Pregnant Woman Was Allegedly Murdered After a Bridal Exchange Deal Turned Sour
The mother and daughter, 17, were flattened by Yashveer Rajput as he drove his tractor over them on their way home from visiting the market in Amapur, Uttar Pradesh, the Deccan Herald reported.
‘So Much Trauma’: Report Alleges Decades-Long Sexual Abuse at San Jose Catholic Girls’ School
Suspect in fatal shooting of Bothell police officer ordered held without bail
A witness shot video that shows Washington outside his car as the patrol vehicle approached the intersection and stopped, the statement says. Other witnesses later told police the driver yelled, “Come on, pigs,” as he quickly moved around the front of the patrol car and fired two shots into the police SUV through the driver’s-side window, according to the statement.
Shoop was shot in the head and died at the scene, the statement says. His field-training officer, who returned fire from inside the patrol car, suffered a graze wound to the head, it says.
Disturbing video shows teens beating pregnant mom, kicking toddler 
The disturbing confrontation circulating on Twitter showed two young women attacking the woman as she stood with her young daughter outside a home Friday in the village of Brooklyn.
Two of the girls are seen in the footage attacking the woman, pulling her hair and pushing her to the ground.
A third girl filmed the attack on the mom, who is pregnant, The Sun reported.
As the group clobbered the mom, a teen boy suddenly ran over and kicked the toddler in the head, the report said.
NYPD chief, protesters roughed up in Brooklyn Bridge clash
Megan Thee Stallion Says She's 'Incredibly Grateful to Be Alive' After Being Shot Multiple Times
Six shot, one fatally, on Brooklyn street -- three gunmen sought
Suspect in Brooklyn assault weapon double murder is nabbed
Friends Suspect Hate Crime in Virginia Gay Man's Death
Slain high school basketball star remembered as ‘role model’ at funeral
Spirit airline employees battered in violent brawl over delayed flight
Unhinged man shouts racist & anti-gay slurs at restaurant as police refuse to intervene
Suspect in Atlanta shooting death of 8-year-old Secoriea Turner turns himself in
Last month, the NYPD announced that it would dissolve the controversial plainclothes unit after data allegedly showed its involvement in a disproportionate number of fatal officer-involved shootings in the city. The move was applauded by those who sought immediate change in the wake of George Floyd's death.
But in the weeks following the move, shootings in the city skyrocketed more than 200%, with a whopping 116 shooting incidents that occurred between June 15 and July 2. Things didn't get any better during the first two weeks of July as violence continued to grip the city resulting in several deaths, including that of a 1-year-old who was caught in the crossfire at a family barbecue.
'Bad guys are saying if you don't see a blue and white you can do whatever you want'
Antifa tough guy oversteps his bounds with driver in Portland — and gets taught brutal lesson
SEE IT: Gunman speeding down Bronx street on scooter shoots and wounds man
Two Police Officers Shot, One Killed in Bothell, Washington
Alameda Store Clerk Arrested on Suspicion of Homicide After Killing Thief
Georgia murder case tests whether a Black man can stand his ground against whites
NYPD Seeks ‘Armed and Dangerous' Suspects in Brooklyn Shooting Spree
The 'war on women' didn't stop when South Africa locked down over Covid-19
Prosecutors say he put 36-year-old Sibongiseni Gabada's corpse in a bag and covered it with garbage.
Gabada was missing for two weeks before her body was found. Every day people would walk past, until finally the smell of decomposing remains became stronger than the stench of the trash piled on top.
"When the people asked what is going on there. He said, 'No, it is rubbish, I am going to throw it away.' That is the kind of person he was -- an animal," says Gabada's grandmother, Mavis Gabada.
She gingerly moves forward to stare at the spot, sobbing. "Why was my granddaughter killed like a dog?" she asks.
First female athlete publicly accuses former U-M doctor of sexual assault
Kentucky Teacher Accused of Raping Teen Student, Sending Explicit Videos to Another
“I feel like the baby’s eating me.”
Former CPS football coach sexually assaulted student, prosecutors say
At least 17 people shot in NYC on Monday as gun violence continues to soar
No borough was spared from the gunplay, but Brooklyn saw the most violence with 10 shooting incidents and a total of 12 victims, sources said.
“Those numbers would be high for a Friday or Saturday, but for a Monday they are astronomical,” said one high-ranking Brooklyn cop.
Authorities building case against Bronx man who put NYPD officer in headlock
Two boys, ages 12 and 15, wounded in separate NYC shootings
Bronx man charged for stabbing pair of elderly straphangers on subway
UFC fighter Devonte Smith’s sister shot and killed outside nightclub in Ohio
2 killed, including 15-year-old boy, in Queens shooting
“It is factually impossible that somebody committed a crime so they could pay their rent,” the governor said, noting that the recent crime uptick is dominated by shootings and other violent offenses.
Chicago Records 1,901 Shooting Victims So Far This Year, 1,460 Since Lockdown Began
A 9-Year-Old Boy Was Shot Four Times While Making TikToks With His Siblings
1-year-old killed, 3 injured in shooting near New York City playground
Man found in Charlotte gas station parking lot was shot and killed, police say
Men suspected of Holocaust survivor's murder will go on trial in Paris
Pandemic, racism compound worries about black suicide rate
Angry letter denounces DC resident for posting both Pride & BLM signs
After a photo of the letter was posted on one of the city’s most popular blogs, PoPville, the best part of the city reacted strongly to some of the worst.
“Gays are the most racist group in America,” the letter continues, “the first to move in and gentrify a Black neighborhhod [sic] and discriminate against Black local community leaders in that neighborhood and put out racist properganda [sic] on your local racist blogs.”
Costco Bans Employees From Wearing Masks That Say Black Lives Matter, Because It Is 'Political'
Daughter of Texas cop killed in ambush slammed for tweeting #bluelivesmatter
Jeremiah Trammel, 19, was shot after his accomplices, Luis Casado, 21, and Khyle Durham, 21, had already been shot dead during the alleged break-in.
The person who shot the two men was the homeowner who was using a gun to defend himself in Wesley Chapel, near Tampa.
Memphis man shoots cousin over Penny Hardaway argument: police
NYC sees 15 shootings in 15-hour span as gun violence surge continues
Rapper Lil Marlo Shot and Killed on Atlanta Highway
Hundreds Gather for Black Lives Matter Demonstration in Martinez
Man arrested and charged over missing Amish teenage girl who vanished last month
Mexican American man who fatally hit white motorcyclist with truck charged with hate crime
Chicago Man Gets 15 Years in Prison for Firing Gun Into Murder Victim's Grave
BCSO deputy arrested on assault, resisting arrest charges overnight
