Honkey Barrel? What a Jive Turkey.
“Cracker Barrel near Houston”
We can blame this on Katrina — circa 2005.
That’s when the thugs were moved from New Orleans to Houston.
Baucom, who was inside, sprung into action and tried to open the front door, so the co-worker could enter. The suspect apparently followed the first employee inside, and when Baucom attempted to push the suspect away, she was shot in the chest, the paper, citing KTRK, reported. She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition where she died, authorities said.
I’m sure there’s no need to look.
White privilege. Working 30 years at Cracker Barrel.
Robin Baucom, 59, a grandmother, had worked in the restaurant for more than three decades.
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How sad to lose a productive, hard working member of society like this.
There’s an epidemic in this country of wanton and senseless violence that’s getting progressively worse. That’s an epidemic that there’s a cure for if we had the will to do it.
Satan’s animals should be executed the moment they’re convicted!
People need to start fighting back.
Local news stations did not give any description of the killer although they want the public’s help in finding him. I would think the other employee had a look at him at least enough to give a description. They show a very bad security camera image but that is all.
The scene unfolded quickly. A car pulled while another employee was entering the store before business hours, and someone jumped out of it and tried to take the employee’s purse, the Star-Telegram reported.
What illiterate retard wrote this?
That robber, must be caught, charged, tried and executed for that. If law enforcement fails to catch that person (they would if it were a person they thought was important), then law enforcement is incompetent.
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As I was entering the Dollar Store a giant black guy came walking out with people screaming and an employee being drug as she held onto one of his legs. He kicked he in the head with his other foot and she let go.
I went back to my car and followed him from a distance. There was a police officer in a parking lot a couple blocks away. I went up to his car and knocked on his window as he was playing some type of game on his phone. I pointed to the guy and told him that he had just robbed the Dollar Store and kicked an employee in the head.
The police officer responded, “Can’t you see that I am busy?” I persisted and he said that he was going to arrest me if I didn’t go away. It was like I was living in an alternate universe.
“...they need it more than you do.”
A common rationalization after the money is stolen from you.
“A car pulled while another employee was entering…”
What was the car pulling?
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