[kellyhound]

The two women arrested in connection with the gas station attack have been identified as Shaniya Lewis and Nayonna Griffin, both 20 years old.

Shaniya Lewis (resident of St. Louis) & Nayonna Griffin (resident of Florissant) face felony counts of Second-Degree Assault on a Special Victim and Resisting/Interfering with a Felony Arrest. They are currently being held at the St. Louis County Jail on a $100,000 cash-only bond (no 10% option permitted).

An off-duty rookie police officer with the Hillsdale Police Department who was working secondary security at the location was treated at a hospital for minor injuries, which included bruises, heavy swelling and bite marks.

He was released to recover at home and returned to active police duty.

Both defendants appeared in court and are scheduled for a follow-up hearing on October 20, 2026.

The altercation occurred at approximately 2:30 AM at a QuikTrip gas station located on Lusher Road in Spanish Lake.

The confrontation began when Nayonna Griffin reportedly started throwing store items at the officer. When the officer approached her, Shaniya Lewis intervened, tackled him to the ground and began repeatedly punching him while Griffin stomped on his head.

During the physical struggle, Lewis aggressively grabbed at the officer's weapon but was unable to disengage it from his security holster. County police arrived shortly after to take both women into custody.

[Guns N' Coffee]

Good thing they stuck around for the police reinforcement to show up.

[DarkSighted]

(Based just on what we saw, of course):

So... the points of the job of 'armed security' are to (1) serve as a deterrence (since the preponderance of cameras EVERYfuckingwhere apparently doesn't matter to perps anymore), (2) observe and report, and (3) if all else fails, use metered force to protect lives and property (in that order). He was outnumbered: when they stepped away from him at :13, he should've let them leave (if that was their intent), not re-engaged. If they'd gotten his gun, I would've laughed SO HARD when they shot his dumb, over-stimulated ass down. Definitely a 'rookie' move, hope he learned from it. Otherwise, he maybe should just step down from cop to unarmed rent-a-cop? For his own safety?

Also... why the FUCK is a police officer ANYWHERE, even a rookie, allowed to have hair like that? At minimum, it's a serious hand-to-hand liability. If a cop pulled me over and looked like that, I'd have to assume they were a fake cop who just didn't want to go the full 100% to actually look the part?

[Xploit Machine]

what a shitty hair they have

[gimlet]

2:30 am at a quick mart and bullets weren't flying?

Kell-eh-hound, you are surpassing yourself on all fronts/DR sections. This video has even more excitement than the two Bradleys taking on the T90 Russian tank. The rookie cop has plenty of hate/fight but doesn't appear to hit hard enough. When the sheriff shows up and restrains one of the women, our hero launches several incredible haymakers at her head. I wonder about the legality of hitting a person restrained by law enforcement, even if they deserve it.

[Mr.NoCredit]

I too have a hard time believing that dreadman is a police officer.

Since when do police allow dread locks on their officers!?!

[gwar10]

Always them.

[ironmike]

I've heard the expression "couldn't guard a Taco Bell". Now, I've seen it.

[Faust]

I misread the title

[CatBatMan]

If he has a weapon and he didn't use it then the ass whooping he got was deserved.