An Ohio man was arrested after he allegedly used a crossbow and fired into a White Castle result after being denied a refund.
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Why did this White Castle customer use a crossbow to harm employees
Cincinnati Police said the incident took place last week when Tyshawn Carter angrily entered the White Castle on Ludlow Road and demanded store credit for an order. However, employees denied his request and Carter fired the weapon into a window several moments later before fleeing the scene.
Witnesses were able to describe Carter and identified him after seeing a photo lineup. Police also confiscated the crossbow during the arrest.
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Carter faces four charges of felonious assault for the incident and he is currently held on a $200,000 bond. A judge also ordered the suspect to stay away from the White Castle employees.
Social media reacts to the incident
Of course, a situation like this would garner reactions from the public as the outburst led to Carter using a crossbow to intimate White Castle employees.
Mf shot a white castle up with a crossbow 😂😂😂😂
— $$ (@oddwun_) May 9, 2022
If you don’t like tiny burgers, just say so.
— Dan The Psycho 🥩🚴♂️ (@danthepsycho2) May 10, 2022
A dude shot a crossbow bolt into a Cincinnati White Castle window. Friend jokingly asked if it was me.
My response: I know a guy who makes crossbows for a living. Everybody should have a guy.
— Brad King (@thebradking) May 10, 2022
A similar incident took place at a Jack In The Box
As previously reported, a similar incident took place at a Jack In The Box when a customer was arguing with an employee over sauce.
“The incident took place on Thursday when the customer was picking up his order from the drive-thru and noticed a charge for extra sauce on his receipt. Harris County deputies said the employees explained to the man that he’d have to pay for the extra dipping ranch but it led to an argument.”
Thankfully, the employee, Alexander Villanueva, 19, sustained non-life-threatening injuries after the shooting, and police said the driver and shooter were still on the run at the time. He also spoke about his experience while dealing with the suspects.
“I was like, ‘why are they trying to get beef with me? I had nothing to do with it. I’m not trying to cause trouble in front of my job premises, you know? So, I told them to go to the side, and then as soon as they were on the side, they were trying to run me over,”
“As soon as I saw, they were trying to get back to me to run over me again. I threw my food at their car. If you’re going to pull it (the gun) out. Pull it out. Shoot me. I’m not scared to die. Then she pulled the trigger the first time and nothing came out,