[Kaotic]

Should've ended in a Mcflurry of punches or a good jab to his McRibs!

[pbw11]

Getting into a violent physical altercation with a security guard or police or anyone with a gun - means you are likely going to get shot.

low intelligence = death sentence.

[CatBatMan]

Originally Posted by jbdatx ↗

Where have you ever seen a throwable chair in a McDonalds in the last 30 years? Everything in there is bolted to the floor

Your experience doesn't dictate anyone else's experience. The McD's around here all have at least some chairs that can be moved.

[MorbidlYaBeasT]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

"after the chaos was calmed"? I saw a giant sasquatch who advanced and battered the retreating Barney Fife mercilessly. If our stalwart soldier hadn't dished out hot lead like he was laying out a large fry on a plastic tray, he might not be here to collect his McPay.

gimlet Always so wise.... I'm like, where's the beef? Just like McDonalds to leave something out the order. Looked more like: Mcfucked around, McFound out to me.

[Pastry]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

"after the chaos was calmed"? I saw a giant sasquatch who advanced and battered the retreating Barney Fife mercilessly. If our stalwart soldier hadn't dished out hot lead like he was laying out a large fry on a plastic tray, he might not be here to collect his McPay.

Security Guard escalated it from the very beginning when he whipped the baton out. Started a situation he couldn't win and used force he isn't allowed in that instance.

[Pastry]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

I can't tell in the first second or so if the customer threw or kicked a chair at the security person?

We don't know why the fight started. Maybe the security guy asked them to leave and they became belligerent. Probably a crime area and security guy is on guard with this customer. I have never worked security, as a LEO or in a McDonalds or retail business, so I don't know the protocol when security guys should call the cops. I am also not a lawyer but I think security guy should wet his pants, say "I was afraid for my life" and keep his mouth shut until he gets a lawyer.

He's for sure going to jail for murder of some degree or and nearly as punishing charge. Security Guards are supposed to call the police and the footage clearly shows him escalating to violence. Only in extremely rare instances our security allowed to be armed and even rarer that they can use their weapon.

Pretty sure there was a famous YouTube mall call that slowly escalated through out his series from just joke items to detain or kick people out of the mall to using tasers and what not that he bought with his own money. Pretty sure he was based in Atlanta, GA and in really bad neighborhood. If I remember right it ended with him getting in a shootout and either dying or killing someone and being arrested and charged with murder.

Would have to dig for that story. I remember it from back in highschool.

https://www.reddit.com/r/securityguards/s/Gah7cFC4nk

Fairly positive it was this guy. He bodycammed everything.

[Pastry]

Darian Long - Atlanta, GA "mall super cop" - was fired and arrested for battery. He use to post all his body cam footage online. Was pretty funny back in the day.

Mixed up stories. My bad. Plenty of stories of security guards using deadly force and being arrested and sentenced though.

[Xploit Machine]

who needs security guard at McD?

[Pastry]

Originally Posted by Necrotic Bowel ↗

Just because he was arrested doesn’t mean anything. He can claim self defense. Plus he’s McBlack, so he din do nuffin’

He was charged with murder. There's a lot more to the story that wasn't caught on video.

[pa28Pilot]

This is going to be a complicated case. Guard escalated, but there's an argument that once he'd lost his baton and run out of fitness, he panicked and defended himself with the only option left.

Murder (of any degree) will be a very difficult charge to stick, because intent to kill is unlikely to be proven for the same reason as above.