Obese black sows clogged the toilet at a Florida wing joint, police say. Then came the mayhem

[Welfare warfare]

Turn them bitches into bacon and sterilize their kids.

A wild brawl went down — but the toilet water didn’t — at a wings
restaurant in Central Florida on Saturday night, and five people ended up
arrested.

According to a court records, at a little before 10 p.m., police officers
went to a disturbance at Papa Bee’s in Longwood, about 15 miles north of
Orlando.

The officers spoke with two employees who say they had been attacked by
five women eating together at the restaurant. The first victim, a
supervisor, said that at about 8:45 p.m. she got word that a toilet was
clogged with toilet paper; the bathroom was subsequently cleaned.

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She told officers that she kept an eye on the women’s table as they were
the only patrons in the restaurant at the time. After a few minutes,
another woman from the same table got up to use the restroom. When the
customer exited, employees checked and found the toilet was clogged yet
again.

At this time, the supervisor informed the women that Papa Bee’s workers
were aware that someone in their party had damaged the loo and that they
needed to pay their bill and leave.

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real’

At that time, the “patrons became irate and began yelling” at the
supervisor, according to the charging affidavit.

The argument escalated, with one of the diners standing up and hitting the
supervisor in the face with a “closed fist.” The remaining four members of
the dining party then joined in, “punching, kicking [and] pulling hair,”
the complaint said.

The Longwood police officer noted that the victim had lacerations behind
her left ear and bruises to her inner thigh and right arm, consistent with
her account of the incident.

Police then spoke with another victim, a waitress who attempted to step
into the fracas to help her co-worker. She told authorities that while
trying to intervene, one of the suspects slapped her. An officer saw
bruising to her left eye, consistent with the victim’s account.

Other employees broke up the brawl. They told cops that after one of the
suspects hit the second victim, that all hell broke loose, with cups, salt
and pepper shakers and chairs flying.

The party of five, ranging in age from 18 to 26, attempted to escape, but
were caught by cops.

The suspects told officers that they were paying for their tab when an
employee approached them and was “very rude and disrespectful,” accusing
them of intentionally clogging the toilet.

One suspect said that the waitress came at her first, but surveillance
footage shows that was not the case, said the police report.

All five were arrested and taken to the John E. Polk Correctional
Facility, charged with battery, disorderly conduct and criminal mischief.
They were released after each posting $1,026 bond.

https://news.yahoo.com/clogged-toilet-florida-wing-joint-182135258.html

[Greg Carr]

Turn them bitches into bacon and sterilize their kids.

Totally brainless idea.

A wild brawl went down — but the toilet water didn’t — at a wings
restaurant in Central Florida on Saturday night, and five people ended up
arrested.
According to a court records, at a little before 10 p.m., police officers
went to a disturbance at Papa Bee’s in Longwood, about 15 miles north of
Orlando.
The officers spoke with two employees who say they had been attacked by
five women eating together at the restaurant. The first victim, a
supervisor, said that at about 8:45 p.m. she got word that a toilet was
clogged with toilet paper; the bathroom was subsequently cleaned.
READ MORE: Florida man accused of dunking woman in a barrel of tar
She told officers that she kept an eye on the women’s table as they were
the only patrons in the restaurant at the time. After a few minutes,
another woman from the same table got up to use the restroom. When the
customer exited, employees checked and found the toilet was clogged yet
again.
At this time, the supervisor informed the women that Papa Bee’s workers
were aware that someone in their party had damaged the loo and that they
needed to pay their bill and leave.
READ MORE: Passenger has meltdown aboard flight, says someone is ‘not
real’
At that time, the “patrons became irate and began yelling” at the
supervisor, according to the charging affidavit.
The argument escalated, with one of the diners standing up and hitting the
supervisor in the face with a “closed fist.” The remaining four members of
the dining party then joined in, “punching, kicking [and] pulling hair,”
the complaint said.
The Longwood police officer noted that the victim had lacerations behind
her left ear and bruises to her inner thigh and right arm, consistent with
her account of the incident.
Police then spoke with another victim, a waitress who attempted to step
into the fracas to help her co-worker. She told authorities that while
trying to intervene, one of the suspects slapped her. An officer saw
bruising to her left eye, consistent with the victim’s account.
Other employees broke up the brawl. They told cops that after one of the
suspects hit the second victim, that all hell broke loose, with cups, salt
and pepper shakers and chairs flying.
The party of five, ranging in age from 18 to 26, attempted to escape, but
were caught by cops.

Glad the police nabbed them.

The suspects told officers that they were paying for their tab when an
employee approached them and was “very rude and disrespectful,” accusing
them of intentionally clogging the toilet.
One suspect said that the waitress came at her first, but surveillance
footage shows that was not the case, said the police report.
All five were arrested and taken to the John E. Polk Correctional
Facility, charged with battery, disorderly conduct and criminal mischief.
They were released after each posting $1,026 bond.
https://news.yahoo.com/clogged-toilet-florida-wing-joint-182135258.html

Sibelius
9 hours ago

I think a few months of community service, cleaning the toilets set up for homeless people, sounds like an appropriate sentence.

Roy
7 hours ago

They should be sentenced to community service working at a wastewater treatment plant. I did it here in Broward County, Florida (Ft. Lauderdale area) and got paid for it and hated every minute.