[JayMillz]

I don't know why people jump over the counter at McD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tFvPKHABgk

[Screwston]

I can't see it but if its the one where a girl is cussing at him and slaps the dude...I don't feel sorry for those bitches at all.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pla...tFvPKHABgk
GREENWICH VILLAGE — A McDonald's cashier is caught on a horrific cell phone video using a metal rod to brutally beat two female customers who'd jumped the counter of his West 4th Street restaurant early Thursday during a fight over their order.
The cashier, who police said had previously served a decade for manslaughter, beat the women so badly that one suffered a fractured skull and broken arm in the shocking attack, which was captured on a customer's cell phone and then posted to YouTube.
Police have charged the cashier, identified as Rayon McIntosh, 31, with felony assault charges, along with criminal possession of a weapon. Both women were charged with menacing, trespass and disorderly conduct. He is being held at the Manhattan Detention Complex on $40,000 bail, according to the Department of Correction website.
The drama began about 12:30 a.m. Thursday when the two customers — Denise Darbeau, 24, of Queens, and her pal, Rachel Edwards, 24, of Brooklyn — entered the popular fast food spot and began giving McIntosh a hard time, police sources said.
In the video, Darbeau, 24, of Queens, is clearly heard cursing at McIntosh after the cashier told her he had to scan a $50 bill to make sure it was authentic before he would give them their food.
That's when all hell breaks loose.
An agitated Darbeau is seen slapping McIntosh across the face, prompting him to lunge forward and shove the two women.
Darbeau leaps onto the counter and clears the other side while Edwards retreats to the other end of the restaurant, according to the video.

Suddenly, McIntosh reappears on the video, brandishing a metal rod, which he slams onto Darbeau's head.
The video, which has audio, is peppered with patrons screaming and wailing in horror and the chilling sound of the metal rod repeatedly whipping through the air and hitting Darbeau and Edwards.
"Stop it! Stop! Stop! Oh my God!” one woman is heard screaming. “Someone call police!”
Fellow workers can be seen on the video unsuccessfully trying to restrain McIntosh. Sources say McIntosh ordered his assailants to stay down, and belted them each time they tried to get up. The continued beating is partially hidden from the camera by the counter.
The two women were taken to the hospital. Darbeau suffered a fractured skull and broken arm which required surgery, according to court documents. She is in stable condition. Edwards suffered a deep cut.
McIntosh served more than a decade in prison after being convicted of shooting and killing Oshan Litchmore, 17, a classmate at Bronx's Evander Childs High School in 2000, when he was only 19 years old. The two teens were outside Macy’s at the Galleria Mall in Westchester when they got into an argument. The fatal bullet passed through Litchmore and hit an eight-year-old passerby in the leg.
McIntosh, who presently lives in the Bronx, was sentenced to 10 to 12 1/2 years in prison. He was paroled last March after serving 11 years, and has been working in the Village McDonald's since then, according to police sources.
McIntosh is due back in court Oct. 18.
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[Gmac]

They deserved what they got. Don't start a fight if you aren't willing to finish it. Ok ok, maybe he went a bit overboard.

[Brian]

i dont fault that dude at all. the poor guy is working at his job at McDonalds trying to get his life back on track and those two idiots got insulted and came after him. If you dont want to get the shit beaten out of you with a metal rod dont jump the counter at McDonalds and go after the cashier.

[speakeasy]

(10-15-2011 01:15 PM)houston Wrote:  

I can't see it but if its the one where a girl is cussing at him and slaps the dude...I don't feel sorry for those bitches at all.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pla...tFvPKHABgk
GREENWICH VILLAGE — A McDonald's cashier is caught on a horrific cell phone video using a metal rod to brutally beat two female customers who'd jumped the counter of his West 4th Street restaurant early Thursday during a fight over their order.
The cashier, who police said had previously served a decade for manslaughter, beat the women so badly that one suffered a fractured skull and broken arm in the shocking attack, which was captured on a customer's cell phone and then posted to YouTube.
Police have charged the cashier, identified as Rayon McIntosh, 31, with felony assault charges, along with criminal possession of a weapon. Both women were charged with menacing, trespass and disorderly conduct. He is being held at the Manhattan Detention Complex on $40,000 bail, according to the Department of Correction website.
The drama began about 12:30 a.m. Thursday when the two customers — Denise Darbeau, 24, of Queens, and her pal, Rachel Edwards, 24, of Brooklyn — entered the popular fast food spot and began giving McIntosh a hard time, police sources said.
In the video, Darbeau, 24, of Queens, is clearly heard cursing at McIntosh after the cashier told her he had to scan a $50 bill to make sure it was authentic before he would give them their food.
That's when all hell breaks loose.
An agitated Darbeau is seen slapping McIntosh across the face, prompting him to lunge forward and shove the two women.
Darbeau leaps onto the counter and clears the other side while Edwards retreats to the other end of the restaurant, according to the video.

Suddenly, McIntosh reappears on the video, brandishing a metal rod, which he slams onto Darbeau's head.
The video, which has audio, is peppered with patrons screaming and wailing in horror and the chilling sound of the metal rod repeatedly whipping through the air and hitting Darbeau and Edwards.
"Stop it! Stop! Stop! Oh my God!” one woman is heard screaming. “Someone call police!”
Fellow workers can be seen on the video unsuccessfully trying to restrain McIntosh. Sources say McIntosh ordered his assailants to stay down, and belted them each time they tried to get up. The continued beating is partially hidden from the camera by the counter.
The two women were taken to the hospital. Darbeau suffered a fractured skull and broken arm which required surgery, according to court documents. She is in stable condition. Edwards suffered a deep cut.
McIntosh served more than a decade in prison after being convicted of shooting and killing Oshan Litchmore, 17, a classmate at Bronx's Evander Childs High School in 2000, when he was only 19 years old. The two teens were outside Macy’s at the Galleria Mall in Westchester when they got into an argument. The fatal bullet passed through Litchmore and hit an eight-year-old passerby in the leg.
McIntosh, who presently lives in the Bronx, was sentenced to 10 to 12 1/2 years in prison. He was paroled last March after serving 11 years, and has been working in the Village McDonald's since then, according to police sources.
McIntosh is due back in court Oct. 18.

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Those two bitches deserved it. But what's crazy to me is that the cashier was convicted of murder and was back on the streets in a decade. Meanwhile that guy who hacked Scarlett Johansson's phone may be in prison the rest of his life. What kind of shit is that??

[Gmac]

(10-15-2011 02:12 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

Those two bitches deserved it. But what's crazy to me is that the cashier was convicted of murder and was back on the streets in a decade. Meanwhile that guy who hacked Scarlett Johansson's phone may be in prison the rest of his life. What kind of shit is that??

Justice in 2011.

[Screwston]

Must be New York justice because he would still be in prison down here.

[Gmac]

(10-15-2011 02:24 PM)houston Wrote:  

Must be New York justice because he would still be in prison down here.

I was more referring to the fact that someone could get life in prison for hacking someone's phone. Ridiculous.

[Screwston]

The guy who got those nude pictures of her got life?? I wonder how the bitch feels about that.

[thegmanifesto]

(10-15-2011 02:11 PM)Brian Wrote:  

i dont fault that dude at all. the poor guy is working at his job at McDonalds trying to get his life back on track and those two idiots got insulted and came after him. If you dont want to get the shit beaten out of you with a metal rod dont jump the counter at McDonalds and go after the cashier.

Agreed.

Legit beatdown.

This was a classic "him or me" situation.

[azulsombra]

Don't smack a guy and jump over a counter over some petty shit. The dyke with the hat on was trying to act "alpha" for her girlfriend and emasculate a guy who was just doing his job. I don't think it turned out the way she planned...

[Brian]

cue Dave Chappelle - when keeping it real goes wrong...

[BoiBoi]

Yeah, he kinda exaggerated, but then again, getting bitchslaped by some punkpussy in front of an audience would make me loose it, too.

[Tuthmosis]

Add me to the 2,000-percent-totally-legit camp.

Half the problem with these mannish bitches is that they don't have reason to fear this kind of smackdown anymore. Emboldened, they act out.

That guy put up with a respectable amount of punking before laying down some metallic justice. He better get a slap on the wrist--though I know he won't.

[Basil Ransom]

So was the whole Rodney King thing cool then?

Beating her once she's no longer a threat is wrong. It's just unnecessary, and gratuitous. I don't think anyone would want the police behaving this way.

[Tuthmosis]

(10-15-2011 05:30 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

So was the whole Rodney King thing cool then?

Beating her once she's no longer a threat is wrong. It's just unnecessary, and gratuitous. I don't think anyone would want the police behaving this way.

That's a false equivalency. Rodney King was one man, handcuffed, against several armed officers of the law.

This one guy was attacked by two people, who instigated an attack against him (provoking him, insulting him, and then striking him), and then entered a restricted area (so that he had reason to believe they meant business and meant him, or other members of the staff, additional harm). He didn't have a weapon at his side, he improvised something from the back. The craziest part is that this guy still showed more restraint than those LAPD cops. Those guys hit Rodney 50-something times. These bitches only got a few licks each. He could have kept going. Except for that screaming bitch--and that guy who politely touched his arm--no one was really restraining him.

I would have hit them at least that many times, poured orange-flavored Hi-C soda on them, and made some loud pronouncements about how that McD's is "My house. Respect ma house!"

Thusly:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aJcaq5OdYM#t=5m22s

[gringochileno]

(10-15-2011 05:30 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

So was the whole Rodney King thing cool then?

Beating her once she's no longer a threat is wrong. It's just unnecessary, and gratuitous. I don't think anyone would want the police behaving this way.

Agreed. There's nothing wrong with self-defense but he should have stopped once she wasn't a threat anymore. At that point you're assaulting a defenseless person just to hurt them.

[Screwston]

Yeah, he shouldn't have beat them that bad but oh well. You're an idiot if you push someone around (especially a fucking stranger!!). You have no idea who this guy is or his history. I'm surprised he didn't start kicking the dyke bitch in her head. I have no love at all for a bully who gets the tables turned on them.

[azulsombra]

(10-15-2011 06:54 PM)houston Wrote:  

I have no love at all for a bully who gets the tables turned on them.

My sentiments exactly.

[vinman]

(10-15-2011 02:24 PM)houston Wrote:  

Must be New York justice because he would still be in prison down here.

I disagree Houston. HE was in his place of employment. HE was physically attacked. HE retreated. THEY trespassed, and went into a location that customers can't enter (usually by health code). Ask any cop and he'll tell you, the last place you want to fight is in the kitchen. He was provoked, attacked, and not given the opportunity to withdraw to de-escalate. Those bitches got what was coming to 'em.

[vinman]

Old Sicilian proverb, "Never pick a fight with a stranger, because you never know how bad he can hurt you". If you are stupid enough to provoke a violent confrontation, then you get what's coming to you. PERIOD. Looking for sympathy? It's in the dictionary between Shit, and Syphilis.

[thegmanifesto]

(10-15-2011 05:37 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

(10-15-2011 05:30 PM)basilransom Wrote:  

So was the whole Rodney King thing cool then?

Beating her once she's no longer a threat is wrong. It's just unnecessary, and gratuitous. I don't think anyone would want the police behaving this way.

That's a false equivalency. Rodney King was one man, handcuffed, against several armed officers of the law.

This one guy was attacked by two people, who instigated an attack against him (provoking him, insulting him, and then striking him), and then entered a restricted area (so that he had reason to believe they meant business and meant him, or other members of the staff, additional harm). He didn't have a weapon at his side, he improvised something from the back. The craziest part is that this guy still showed more restraint than those LAPD cops. Those guys hit Rodney 50-something times. These bitches only got a few licks each. He could have kept going. Except for that screaming bitch--and that guy who politely touched his arm--no one was really restraining him.

I would have hit them at least that many times, poured orange-flavored Hi-C soda on them, and made some loud pronouncements about how that McD's is "My house. Respect ma house!"

Thusly:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aJcaq5OdYM#t=5m22s

Hilarious.

Rule #227 of Life:

Never go into someones else's kitchen for a fight.

He is lucky he didn't get stabbed or his hand chopped off with a meat cleaver.

Seriously, back when I was a young pup and used to throw it down a little, I would always try to fight in an open area (if possible, and if I was dictating the action).

Or a grassy field.

Somewhere that takes a lot of the "X factors" out of the equation.

[Kaizen]

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_qu...=punks+jum

Sums it all Up...

[Screwston]

(10-15-2011 09:46 PM)vinman Wrote:  

(10-15-2011 02:24 PM)houston Wrote:  

Must be New York justice because he would still be in prison down here.

I disagree Houston. HE was in his place of employment. HE was physically attacked. HE retreated. THEY trespassed, and went into a location that customers can't enter (usually by health code). Ask any cop and he'll tell you, the last place you want to fight is in the kitchen. He was provoked, attacked, and not given the opportunity to withdraw to de-escalate. Those bitches got what was coming to 'em.

What are u talking about vinman? Did u read my other posts???

[Roosh]

I side with the dude in spite of some gratuitous blows towards the end. He works at McDonalds so we know he can't afford a lawyer. With a prior record he's probably going away for a long long time.