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Crime Alert 01.08.25 | Shootout at Wing Stop Leaves Perp Injured · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Jeez crime a lort. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime news. Now.
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  Speaker 1: Employees at an Indianapolis wing stop try to explain to
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  Speaker 1: and intoxicated Lawrence Snead their registers are down. He has
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  Speaker 1: to place an order online. He's got a phone. Upset,
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  Speaker 1: Snead argues about it, and when he becomes belligerent, employees
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  Speaker 1: force him out the door. As one tries to lock
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  Speaker 1: the door behind him, a coworker says, oh, good, gravy.
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  Speaker 1: Snead reaches for a gun. The employee fires his own gun,
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  Speaker 1: leading to a shootout. No one is injured, but Snead
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  Speaker 1: is taken to the hospital.
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  Speaker 2: When police arrive, Nancy Snead was seriously hurt with a
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  Speaker 2: connecting shot and lost a kidney, part of his pancreas,
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  Speaker 2: and part of his bowl. As surgeon's work to repair
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  Speaker 2: the damage on heavy medication. Steed tells investigators quote, I
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  Speaker 2: don't understand why someone would shoot someone over food, but
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  Speaker 2: later admits he understands why his behavior gave employees extreme
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  Speaker 2: concern for their safety.
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  Speaker 1: Lawrence Snead, forty nine, strikes a deal, pleads guilty to
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  Speaker 1: pointing a weapon, Sentenced to just four days behind bars.
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  Speaker 1: But he gets a life sentence a lifetime ban. At Wingstop, Florida,
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  Speaker 1: cops respond to an assault but learned the victim is
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  Speaker 1: a mattress. Felipe a Quindo's girlfriend calls nine one one
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  Speaker 1: after escaping their bedroom. She says he thinks there's a
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  Speaker 1: man in their mattress and believes she's cheating with the mattress. Man.
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  Speaker 1: A Quindo is now attacking the mattress. He punches and
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  Speaker 1: kicks it, rips a bedpost off the frame, and continues
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  Speaker 1: beating the mattress. When cops arrive, he says the quote
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  Speaker 1: man slipped out and left. He eventually admits to smoking
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  Speaker 1: myth ahead of time. Felipe a Quindo, thirty seven, now
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  Speaker 1: charged with false imprisonment and drug possession. More crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news after this Now with the latest crimate justice
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  Speaker 1: breaking these Time online John Lemley.
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  Speaker 3: Authorities in Georgia are investigating a deadly shooting at the
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  Speaker 3: Honduran consulate just outside Atlanta. The incident unfolded Monday afternoon,
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  Speaker 3: leaving one person dead and another injured. A suspect is
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  Speaker 3: now in custody. Doraville police were called to the scene
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  Speaker 3: around two thirty PM in response to reports of gunfire.
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  Speaker 3: Upon arrival, officers discovered two victims who had been shot
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  Speaker 3: near the consulate's front entrance. One individual, identified as a
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  Speaker 3: Mexican citizen working as a security guard at the consulate,
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  Speaker 3: was pronounced dead at the scene. The second victim was
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  Speaker 3: transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Their condition has
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  Speaker 3: not been disclosed. Authorities say the suspect was detained at
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  Speaker 3: the scene and taken to the Doraville Police station for questioning.
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  Speaker 3: So far, no details about a possible motive have been released.
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  Speaker 3: Investigators are continuing to gather evidence and interview witnesses as
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  Speaker 3: part of their ongoing probe. The Mexican government has confirmed
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  Speaker 3: the identity of the deceased and expressed its condolences In
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  Speaker 3: a statement. Officials pledge support for the victim's family and
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  Speaker 3: called for a thorough and transparent investigation. Meanwhile, police have
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  Speaker 3: withheld additional details about the victims and the suspect, citing
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  Speaker 3: the need to notify family members. A statewide grand jury
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  Speaker 3: convened at the request of Florida Governor Ronda Status to
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  Speaker 3: examine potential wrongdoings related to COVID nineteen vaccines, has concluded
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  Speaker 3: its work as Crime Online. Sidney Sumner tells US the
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  Speaker 3: findings detailed in a newly unsealed report reveal no evidence
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  Speaker 3: of criminal conduct.
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  Speaker 2: The grand jury, requested by Florida Governor DeSantis in late
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  Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, was tasked with investigating what he described
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  Speaker 2: as misconduct surrounding COVID nineteen vaccines. While the panel's final
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  Speaker 2: report found no criminal activity, it did not shy away
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  Speaker 2: from raising alarms about broader issues in the vaccine development
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  Speaker 2: process and safety monitoring. The jury's recommendations include a push
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  Speaker 2: for greater transparency in clinical trials and a call to
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  Speaker 2: prohibit pharmaceutical advertising, a step they argue could rebuild public
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  Speaker 2: trust in medical science. Federal health agencies, including the Atlanta
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  Speaker 2: based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, maintained that COVID
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  Speaker 2: nineteen vaccines underwent rigorous testing and continued to be closely monitored.
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  Speaker 2: Public health experts emphasized that the vaccines remain a crucial tool,
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  Speaker 2: significantly reducing the risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death,
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  Speaker 2: with only rare instances of serious side effects. Governor DeSantis
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  Speaker 2: initially launched the inquiry as part of his criticism of
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  Speaker 2: pandemic policies, including lockdowns and mass mandates, stances that have
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  Speaker 2: shaped his profile ahead of a possible presidential campaign. At
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  Speaker 2: the time, he promised the investigation would uncover misconduct and
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  Speaker 2: hold pharmaceutical companies accountable.
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  Speaker 3: A spokesperson for Desantus declined to comment on the findings.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John. Asia Wilbon sixteen, described as a great student,
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  Speaker 1: introverted home body. Her data and stepmother typically leave for
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  Speaker 1: work before she goes to school. Around one thirty a
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  Speaker 1: m her stepmother hears someone moving around their Kent, Washington home,
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  Speaker 1: but quickly falls back to sleep, assuming it's just Asia
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  Speaker 1: using the restroom. Next day, Asia's dad gets a call
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  Speaker 1: she isn't in school and not answering her cell phone.
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  Speaker 1: When he arrives home from work, no sign of Asia.
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  Speaker 1: Her backpack still in her bedroom, no clothes missing, but
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  Speaker 1: her phone and house keys disappeared. Asia's phone last ping's
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  Speaker 1: near the Federal Way Transit Center, des Moines, Washington. Asia
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  Speaker 1: African American, five three, one hundred and twenty pounds, brown eyes.
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  Speaker 1: She wore her hair in long black braids at the
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  Speaker 1: time she went missing. If you have info on Asia Wilbon,
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  Speaker 1: please call Kent, Washington PD two five three eight five
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