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Posted on 09/23/2025 9:41:45 AM PDT by simpson96
Police announced on Monday, Sept. 15, that a woman from Buffalo, New York was arrested and charged after allegedly using pepper spray on another customer last month at the Longhorn Steakhouse in Cheektowaga, NY.
According to WVIB 4, Jnaya Johnson, 23, was charged with third-degree assault, endangering the welfare of a child, and unlawfully possessing a noxious material.
Although Johnson intended to target another adult woman with the chemical spray, a 3-month-old baby was accidentally exposed to the spray and had to be taken to the hospital for difficulty breathing. Several other customers were also affected.
The incident occurred on Aug. 25 before 9 p.m., according to police reports. An argument had broken out between someone in Johnson’s party and another woman in the restaurant.
As Johnson’s friend was verbally disputing with the other woman at the front of the restaurant, Johnson got out of her seat, walked over to them, and allegedly sprayed the pepper spray directly into the face of the other woman without warning.
Both the woman who was sprayed and the nearby 3-month-old baby were transported to the hospital for evaluation and treatment. It’s unclear if the woman sprayed and the young baby knew each other.
Johnson was booked on all charges and released with an appearance ticket, in accordance with New York State law.
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She’s just doing what leftie morons do best. Showing their @ss and stupidity and vulgarity. Sad, that.
I miss the old days, when this sort of thing only happened at a Waffle House.
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Hard to believe someone that appears as classy as this would do such a thing.
Uh,oh! Longhorn is getting the overflow crowd from Popeye’s.
Pepper spray is illegal in N.Y. State?
It’s them again, Yogi.
Indeed.
Those photos are from a girl who is in Alabama and from Florida.
The article says “that a woman from Buffalo, New York”
23-year-old Jnaya L. Johnson of Buffalo is who it is.
So, you can see the woman in the video at this link:
Too young to realize she is about 40-60 years away from disease and death ...if she’s lucky. When no one will care about her self aggrandizing poses.
> Pepper spray is illegal in N.Y. State? <
It’s my understanding that pepper spray is legal in all 50 states. But many states impose restrictions. From the link below, in New York a pepper spray canister can contain no more than 0.75 ounces of spray.
That isn’t much.
https://legalclarity.org/why-pepper-spray-isnt-actually-illegal-in-new-york/
Has anyone found out where Jasmine Crockett was when this incident occurred?
She looks like she is demonstrating what can be done when she visits a prisoner in jail and puts her rear end against a chain link fence.
Zero impulse control combined with low mental acuity combined with a poverty of integrity combined with deep-seated victimhood mentality = societal menace
I got her number ...
(304) 304-0304
I think i would want the most avaliable.
Wearing her valedictorian outfit I see
“”Hard to believe someone that appears as classy as this would do such a thing.””
LOL
There has never been a black on white crime more horrific than the most horrific white on white crime.
There is a distinction you and others seem not to understand.
One is acknowledging blacks commit more crimes than whites. We already know this. They should be prosecuted for their crimes. If death is their end, then so be it.
But whining about it on the internet only makes the racial problem worse. It doesn’t do anything to hold blacks accountable, which is what should happen.
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