Florida man threatened employees with gun when chicken wings order was late, police say

KIRO 7 News ^ | January 28, 2023 | Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk

[libertylover]

“They going to see that I’m not playing,” Davis allegedly said.

My guess didn't match the picture this time.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Wings don't have much meat on them. To chub up like that, fastso must have been eating wings by the buckets.

[BudgieRamone]

dunno, but the same chain exists in my neck of the woods. Took kiddos there for lunch. it took 45 minutes to get our order. Wings were meh, it was expensive, I will go to Zaxby’s next time I want over priced wings and a soda.

[skepsel]

Tiss, ba-doom!

[muir_redwoods]

I’m guessing that tub o’lard hasn’t waited much ever for his food. He’ll make somebody a nice soft girlfriend in prison.

[Rockingham]

I lived in Naples some years ago and visited a number of times since. Like most areas of Florida, even as each spurt of prosperity and development builds bigger, newer, shinier, and more expensive, the old residential neighborhoods remain and often go into decline. They can become the places where the houses are run down, rents and house payments are less, and where the working class live and struggle to keep up.

If you know where to look, the disparities between rich and poor neighborhoods are especially pronounced in Florida's wealthiest coastal cities like Naples. Due to escalating land values and easy zoning, new commercial development tends to screen off the poor areas if you simply drive by. Check the neighborhoods behind the strip offices and shops though and you may see what I mean. The roofers, landscapers, receptionists, restaurant workers and such have to live somewhere.