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it goes down in mcdonalds - Austin913 - 12-06-2011
The graphic images caught on tape of a male McDonald�s cashier beating two aggressive female customers with a metal rod after they hopped over the counter to attack him, brought varying and heated reactions from the thousands who watched the video. Some felt that the McDonald�s employee had every right to defend himself, others commented that he crossed the line after giving one of his attackers a beat-down so severe that her skull was partially-crushed. After 11 days of grand jury testimony, the justice system has ruled in favor of former McDonald�s employee Rayon McIntosh, as he was cleared of all charges Friday stemming from the incident that occurred at a Greenwich Village McDonald�s in October.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/upda...ith-metal-rod/
it goes down in mcdonalds - h2 - 12-06-2011
Nice! I hope those dumb cunts learned their lesson.
it goes down in mcdonalds - Bray - 12-06-2011
Bitch, you gon' learn Today got damnit!
it goes down in mcdonalds - Skillz954 - 12-06-2011
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 Nice! I hope those dumb cunts learned their lesson.
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Originally Posted by Bray
Bitch, you gon' learn Today got damnit!
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edit: I love all the comments.....
it goes down in mcdonalds - Wheeliest - 12-06-2011
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ex-m...ticle-1.986718
Ex-McDonald's cook who whacked two women says he's going to sue fast-food eatery
Says restaurant should have had more security
BY MICHAEL J. FEENEY & BILL HUTCHINSON
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Sunday, December 4 2011, 11:25 PM
Jeff Bachner for New York Daily News
Cleared McDonald's cook Rayon McIntosh, with his girlfriend Althea Bartley at her Queens apartment, talks with the Daily News about his Oct. 13 confrontation and expresses how thankful he is to be vindicated.
The ex-McDonald's cook cleared after whacking two unruly female customers with a metal pole makes no apologies for the wild confrontation — and plans to sue the fast-food giant.
Rayon McIntosh, 31, who served 11 years in prison for manslaughter, says he feared for his life when the two menacing women lunged over the counter of the West Village eatery on Oct. 13.
“My life was in danger,” McIntosh told the Daily News. “Females do murder men. . . . I displayed a lot of patience. I was in fear for my life.”
Cell phone video of the ugly smackdown at the W. Third St. franchise shows McIntosh striking the women with a 3-foot steel pole, fracturing one woman’s skull.
McIntosh was arrested on felony assault charges and tossed in a Rikers Island jail for seven weeks.
A Manhattan grand jury refused to indict him, forcing prosecutors to drop the charges and release him Friday night.
“I just feel elated. I wasn’t out there looking for trouble,” McIntosh said in the interview at his girlfriend’s Queens apartment.
Trouble came looking for the Jamaican immigrant as he worked on the 9 p.m.-to-7 a.m. shift, at his first job since being paroled from prison in March.
When McIntosh questioned the validity of a $50 bill, the two women turned snarly, he said. They berated him with F-words and the N-word, spit on him and slapped him. He said they even insulted his mother.
“I wasn’t trained to handle that kind of situation,” McIntosh said. “I think I was patient.”
Then the women leaped over the counter.
McIntosh said he grabbed the closest weapon within reach, a steel and aluminum pole used to scrape food from the gutters of the grill.
“I just grabbed that up and I started swinging it,” McIntosh recalled. “I had no other option to defend myself.”
He said he blames McDonald’s for putting him in the perilous position, explaining that staffers had warned the franchise owner of fights, drunken customers and even guns inside the eatery.
In March, a 26-year-old gay man was beaten outside the McDonald’s by two men screaming homophobic slurs.
“I do plan on bringing a civil suit against McDonald’s for putting me in danger,” McIntosh said. “If a security guard would have been there, this wouldn’t have happened.”
The franchise owner, Carmen Paulino, countered that one of her “top priorities” is to maintain a safe establishment.
She said she has long had private security workers on Friday and Saturday nights. She added security personnel on Wednesday and Thursday nights after the Oct. 13 incident.
“First let me say that I, along with my employees, are happy for Rayon and that he was released and cleared of all charges,” Paulino said.
McIntosh said he took the McDonald’s job only to help support his daughter.
There’s one thing he would change from that fateful night.
“I would have never gone to work,” he said.
“I’m not a monster,” he insisted. “I’m a people person.”
As for the two women who provoked the violence, he said he forgives them.
“I hope we do learn something from this,” he said. “You can’t just go around bullying people and then spitting on someone.”
mfeeney@nydailynews.com
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ex-m...#ixzz1fnEsSuIb
it goes down in mcdonalds - StuntBikeJake - 12-06-2011
FUCK YES!!!!
Im glad he got to walk!!!
it goes down in mcdonalds - Graveyard - 12-07-2011
Glad he got off, I hope their charges stick!