Bodycam: ‘Mouthy’ Walmart Worker Threatened to Shoot Co-Worker After Warning About Behavior

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[@Allsfairinloveandwarr]

So let me get this straight she has anxiety and anger issues and a learning disability but has a loaded firearm in her car? She is far too emotionally immature to own a gun.....but the cop that spent so much time with her was the best...she needed to hear everything he had to say. I wish her the best though.

[@kacyharrison]

She obviously has had past security safety issues. Either her or someone close to her.

[@RebeccaGreen-jt3qk]

That is actually a question on a gun application or permit. If you have any mental disorders or issues. She apparently lied ,that is if she legally owned the gun. The gun should be taken away from her at this point.

[@Allsfairinloveandwarr]

@@RebeccaGreen-jt3qk Oh yeah there are safety reasons why crazy people can't have guns, but somehow they still get them and permits. But like you said let's just hope they never give it back to her or it might be worse next time.

[@MANTARD]

It's the USA. Literally the only thing stopping someone from acquiring a gun is whether or not they want one

[@Allsfairinloveandwarr]

@@MANTARD LOL! Nailed it.

[@launderedcotton8070]

Officer she rides with needs an award for de-escalation and speaking so she could comprehend. Bravo!

[@nenblom]

Amen

[@Clvrgrl]

Yeah the officer had to act like his IQ was room temperature to be at her level

[@MrCobalt]

It's disheartening that police have to do what these people's parents should have done. Those squad cars should read "To protect, serve and babysit"

[@BodycamShowdown]

That officer is a smart man, isn't he?

[@skaterlover1999]

​​@@MrCobaltit's the assumption for me! Apparently, when grown folk act up, it's the PARENTS fault...as if they never had parents to teach them better. This is the issue, NO accountability 🤦🏾‍♀️!

[@kimcee7980]

A fine example of who should NOT own a firearm, tazer, or mace for that matter. Silly string is iffy at this point

[@TopTierQueen_50]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ArmyVet79]

Everyone should be able to own a firearm. STFU and read the constitution

[@Webu-l4c]

Or a driver's license

[@brendajohnson5975]

You had me at silly string 😂

[@User79344]

😂😂😂

[@rosepetals0182]

This officer sitting in the patrol car talking to her deserves an award for his outstanding patience, compassion and supportive advice. I hope this woman listens to him and gets help.

[@Iseethelighting]

She needs support at work but not too sure about the two in that office. I am sure mom and dad aren't going to be happy she lost her job.

[@junebugrx7004]

As I’m watching this video, I was looking for this comment because I am so impressed at how he is handling this situation with her

[@austinparmer3259]

​@@Iseethelightingor lost it in THIS manner as well. I mean that's definitely one way to lose a job for sure.

[@VENENOSEASON]

she’s hot lol

[@f-puppet]

employers: don't hire people that look like her , have strange names or have bright colored hair . this is what you'll get

[@justforever96]

"so i lost my job then!?" Lady you already lost your job whether they arrested you or not. If they called the cops on you over threats of violence there is zero chance you are keeping your job, unless some extraordinary evidence determines it never happened.

[@MastersReMASTER]

She has a learning disability or perhaps something else we don't know. She's going to say or do things that may be odd, and i'll admit I said "WHAT?!" when she said that, but then I realized of her reality. You don't need to highlight it in the comment section, it should be expected.

[@wvrjl]

​@@MastersReMASTER- Seriously? Lots of people with learning disabilities have no problem killing people. Yes, her job is DEFINITELY gone. Having a learning disability is NOT an excuse for making threats, ESPECIALLY when she actually has a gun with her (which she clearly had no problem acquiring)!!!!! Most learning disabilities (ones that aren't extreme) don't prevent people from working, managing their anger properly, and owning their own business. I know someone with a learning disability who's a millionaire. He ran his own businesses after saving money from working, and raising a family. It's only a real impediment, in cases like this, if you choose it to be (except in extreme instances where people can't live on their own). You may have to take longer, or work around something. But a nondescript learning disability won't prevent her from managing her emotions properly, but she needs to work at it. Otherwise, she should NOT own a gun. And no doctor is just going to say "a learning disability," so I wouldn't blindly trust her on that either. My half brother has learning disabilities, but it shouldn't have stopped him from anything if his mother didn't drill the opposite into his head!

[@MastersReMASTER]

@@wvrjl Then I don’t think you truly understand how people with disabilities manages their frustrations. Secondly pipe down and don’t lecture me.

[@claires8735]

Right?! The fact that she was unable to comprehend that Walmart could NOT continue to employ her after she threatened to shoot people speaks to her lack of emotional intelligence. It's very sad, really.

[@ScissorWhit]

@@wvrjlI work with adults with disabilities and the police will not arrest or charge them most of the time. I even take one to work and she is very very violent. She does not live alone though it’s a reshab situation. This lady may be in a similar group home setting

[@croach2194]

I am starting to think anger management should be taught in schools.

[@lynnehuff7059]

Anger management rarely manages any anger.

[@Whatdoesthisboxdo]

Parents need to do a better job teaching their children to deal with big emotions. Otherwise we end up with adults like this 😬

[@Haggislover]

Unfortunately, in this day and age, I think you're right. Kids are obviously not being taught respect for authority, or self control and accountability, or the difference between right and wrong at home.

[@rhaehodges]

They did at my school on Tuesdays. It was an alternative school at a community center. Year 2006 NYS

[@Sam-zt8dg]

100%. They need to teach actual life skills in school. They're teaching too many pointless things as of current.

[@michaelwagner8859]

As unbalanced as she appears, that police intervention probably saved her from a possible murder charge - In addition I hope she's not allowed to have this gun returned...

[@mikal94]

Threatening a violent act is a felony charge, she'll lose her gun rights if convicted.

[@dianabranham7332]

​@@mikal94 Good she don't need a gun

[@michaelwagner8859]

@mikal94 I hope. Protect her from herself! (and everyone else!)

[@tubevideoguy762]

​@@mikal94Yeah i know that theres overwhelming evidence of her guilt HOWEVER in todays world i wouldnt be shocked if she manages to plead it down to a high level misdemeanor vs a felony meaning she'd still have gun rights. Our courts are a joke like that😞

[@okie8738]

@@tubevideoguy762not in Oklahoma got some of the most brutal punishments and prosecutors I’m sure they’ll get her good 👍

[@i-6820]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more professional genuine and compassionate police officer. Kudos!

[@caregiver55]

I agree 100% and I am usually completely negative regarding LEOs (I've seen some awful treatment of my neighbors, more than once and I follow the news).

[@Donsensical]

yeah, the bars pretty low

[@AspireGMD]

Looks like you summoned some twitter users who's entire world view comes from their phone screen, how dare you compliment a single cop.

[@i-6820]

@@caregiver55 😂

[@i-6820]

For all yall naysayers concerning all-police, you’re still gonna call 911 when you’re stuck….😒 “None” and “All” is simply a dangerous outlook for any mass.

[@lysem4392]

That cop did a masterly job communicating with her in the car. He stayed calm and managed to keep her calm, treated her with respect, got the information he needed.

[@taylorvogel2572]

These officers are top tier. Very respectful, understanding to who they were dealing with

[@fredrose9285]

This cop should be a therapist -- what an excellent cop! He was so patient and talked to her like she needed to hear.

[@scjohnk]

Police act as therapists daily.

[@ZzzMMZzz]

He spoke to her on her level... like a 4 year old.

[@ambriaharris4821]

5th is women needs a friend. Socially a awkward.

[@hallowedbethymelancholy8299]

I agree. It's pretty obvious this woman needs some supports she isn't getting.

[@mentholnewport]

No they don't. They cause trauma so people need therapy@@scjohnk

[@Atheistfromthemoon]

So you think threatening your fellow employees with violence means you’re going to keep your job. Some people don’t think before they do something.

[@itsknotmagic]

The thing is...people threaten coworkers at wal mart all the time...and depending on how in you are with management they get away with it

[@realchilldude1271]

some people think before they do stuff too but theyre brains just dont work lol

[@lolamontez7782]

She has a learning disability. Which unfortunately comes with comprehension issues sometimes too.

[@Fluttershy890]

My workplace, there was an employee who threatened me. After I reported to higher ups and HR ended up getting involved she confronted me saying that I was going too far with it all and she didn't want to lose her job. Turns out, she was used to getting away with it from her previous workplaces.

[@Atheistfromthemoon]

@@Fluttershy890 this is why workplace threats should not be taken lightly. Some people are nukin futs

[@roamiblu1833]

No, you don't want to drive when you're angry. And you *DEFINITELY* don't want to have a gun when you're angry either! 😳

[@PeggyLowman-ug6vo]

That’s why she said she was sitting in her car. I just wonder…

[@EmmaDaisy]

Sitting in her car for a whole hour…

[@JohnWilliams-ei1jm]

She finished special ed in high school got the diploma at her house. She has stated that she has a learning disability. She should not be allowed her guns back nor be permitted to own any weapons or be allowed to be out in Public alone. She should also take advantage of VR and they will assign her a Job Coach.

[@TK-ou1um]

Also definitely do not smoke a cigarette and drive.

@@EmmaDaisy not a crime to sit in your car! I’ve done that before just because I was enjoying the area Needed a break. Etc.

[@Molly-nj8fi]

I have a feeling it’s been a long time since someone has been kind to her.

[@peggyeldridge4827]

I agree. She seems nice, just needs some anger management.

[@lyngi2024]

I have a feeling it’s been a long time since she has been nice to anyone. The entitlement you and she believes she deserves is beyond belief.

[@ShawnNSteph61022]

That’s not an excuse to threaten to murder people. Theres literally a training about identifying risks, and how to handle it given to all employees multiple times yearly. Actually seeing the threat scenario play out for real is very interesting.

[@michelebella677]

@@lyngi2024who said anything about her deserving anything? You’re a nasty person.

[@chilltarts]

treating others with kindness isn't a "sense of entitlement." smh. You kids these days are just so damn lost. The way the officer talked to her was perfect. Your attitude however, less so. @@lyngi2024

[@tonyaroberts2079]

The officer was so kind and he really spoke to her about her behavior and her choices. He talked to her in the car and then also at the jail. Excellent example of a wonderful police officer.

[@itstime2getit19]

Smh

[@froglady1169]

The officer in the car with her was so nice to her

[@MT-zd2qj]

He actually seemed to care about her and her mental state.

[@LightInsights]

And she thrived on it. She's self centered to say the least

[@RoseStinky-xu2cl]

I thought the same. I wouldn’t say self centered. She doesn’t have that type of awareness. She has no self esteem. So having somebody tell her good job you graduated from high is a big deal.

[@tylerumberger3326]

😂😂😂yea ok it's all fake and a act for one there just playing the game and two she said the cuff was to tight and on and all the pressure on her blood vessel he said yea and just kept going on with the questions he wants 😂😂😂no matter if she is lying or not a good cop would at least check that's why you see them videos where they die in there custody because they of ignored and didn't do what there supposed to do not just ignore it and think everybody is lying sure a lot of them are but that's there job no matter what

[@iposttoxicshorts]

Never in my life seen a criminal get to ride front seat

[@omgurheadsgone]

Yeah thank god she was arrested and put in Jail… when you have a mentally unstable person like this, threatening to shoot their co-workers and then you find out they have a gun in their car, AND was just sitting in their car outside the store for an hour after their shift ended… with their gun, when they just threatened to shoot their co-workers. Yeah, I think this loony was seriously working on the courage to go in there and shoot up the place and all their co-workers they hate. Thank god they actually pressed charges, this is the type of red flag behaviour that you see when you look back AFTER another mass shooting has occurred. This lady needs serious mental help, she’s disturbed.

[@TopTierQueen_50]

In 1999 one of big brothers did that, he had enough of his boss and one of his coworkers and he shot them point blank range in the head then called the news station before turning himself in, he wanted to tell his story on the news first, but he is in the mental hospital since then , mental illness is real , take these threats seriously people 😢 2 people have been dead since 1999 because of it , and our brother has been locked up in the mental hospital 🏥 also since then

[@mortuaryartist]

I don’t think we have heard the last of her ☹️

[@pale_saint]

Just your regular karen

[@bobofet3518]

She needs a diet too😂

[@kourtneymelton1282]

Yeah that's really scary! When I was in high-school, my principle came to me while I was in P.E. after lunch and said that during lunch this kid (I know who he was. He was this new kid from down south and I lived in a small town in Alaska, so he was new here.) was heard bragging to some kids that he'd brought a gun to shoot my best friend and I. I had to get sent home for my safety. I'm not sure what all happened with him. It was a really scary thing to find out.

[@lottieluse5011]

What an incredible, wonderful officer. He was so respectful to that lady and gave her great advice about her anger issues. Big kudos officer! A credit to his profession! I hope that lady takes his advice and seeks help for her issues.

[@davidsuch8942]

😂 that doesn't make one incredible. It's an ordinary thing to do. Some of you are drama queens

[@lottieluse5011]

Well, I don’t know what is “drama queen “ about saying something very nice about a good policeman. I am an old woman and I see nothing wrong with what I said. My age group (past 70) never learned Drama Queen ! @@davidsuch8942

[@DMONEY2000]

​@@davidsuch8942by praising the officer for being respectful? How is that being a "drama queen?"

[@hiho8084]

@@davidsuch8942 So, let me get this straight... you think that someone who gives praise to someone for a good job is a drama queen? Wow. No wonder this world is in trouble. People like you attempt to shame people who are being nice. SMH

[@davidsuch8942]

@@hiho8084 lmao. There was nothing Incredible about what the man did. If you think tha5 is Incredible, you probably have a boring life, with no exciting hobbies, and have to work a job you dont care for, 50 hours a week, just to live paycheck to paycheck.

[@fancy39]

The officer talking to her in the cruiser is very good at his job. Kudos!

[@shelbypatterson4655]

The officer that transported her was so patient and respectful of this lady. Also, I would never want to work for Walmart

[@lisawatson9570]

Me neither.

[@wellhellothere9157]

This lady is not 36 omg. And you threatened to shoot up co workers, wait in the lot an hour after your shift, and have a gun.

[@Trailblazer162]

a sheltered 36 year old child who's mother never made them grow up. If you want to use the learn disability for any justification then don't tell me she should of had a gun.

[@loreleialexander8607]

Poor diet, no exercise, poor parenting, and limited education creates plenty of 36 year olds like this

[@wtfreed7576]

Thats exactly what i was thinking. I had to stop the video and process i thought she was like in her 50s.

[@mariastewart9820]

​@wtfreed7576 I'm 40 and people think I'm in my 20s !

[@darlishadukes6367]

Dang 36 I'll be 40 next month

[@martybob55]

The officer was very kind. The compassion he showed her was commendable. This woman needs a friend, a therapist and appropriate treatment and tools.

[@dwarfbunni]

They gave her a job in the middle of the night with no people around and she still managed to do this..

[@lisawatson9570]

FAFO.

[@HEMI-MOMMA]

That's what I was thinking, too.

[@TheShaund]

How is she physically capable of being a overnight stocker? Thats not the easiest job

[@crazyrobots6565]

She could be very strong. You can't tell how capable someone is by looking at them.

[@srosegold]

The officer who explained anger issues and outcomes handled this situation so well. Things could’ve went completely different

[@tracysires2234]

This officer is a gem! Patient, kind, caring, empathic.. she went from angry and defensive to.. "do you want my wallet?" when they got her to the jail.

[@bendavis6722]

if I acted similar I would have got sent to judge Judy.

[@average_life]

This cops compassion, listening and great advice made all the difference! He was honest, frank, spoke to her in a respectful way- excellent de-escalation skills! His mental health advice and recommendation for services was spot on!!

[@wvrjl]

Yes. Police need to be trained to behave this way instead of the cowboy mentality most people have.

[@MsWaggydog]

36 years old??? I thought she was 50!

[@jmor-_-.656]

Having No teeth makes you look older. Your face structure changes due to it.

[@tryhardeddy7999]

I just commented the same thing and didn't see you're comment until I posted it lol. She does look really old.

[@missvegan1967]

​@@jmor-_-.656She has teeth.

[@mayleebennett3326]

I’m 21. My mom is 39. You’d never guess. This lady looks so old

[@ms.porsche3676]

@@mayleebennett3326I’m 27 my mom is 44

[@QueenSugar72]

The fact that she thinks it's ok to threaten people is 😮. And I'd be willing to bet this is not her first time doing this

[@cbenji8999]

I really like the way this officer is treating this suspect and giving her great advice!!! The officer is handling this situation extremely well!!

[@rachelkerns86]

Someone who has anger issues should never have a firearm

[@Juke582]

Or mentally challenged!

[@kershaw117]

heck no 2A all the way!

[@c.j.h.e.5277]

Basically all of us.

[@SnuffitLabs]

People with poor impulse control in general shouldn't. Like the cops who can't control themselves and curse during an arrest.

[@carlariggs525]

everyone has anger issues at some time or another. When you buy a firearm, there are questions you have to answer. If you qualify, you are entitled to own a firearm under the second amendment. We don't know how this would have played out. I'm not excusing what she said, but it's a slippery slope denying 2A rights

[@sjim1994]

That officer is really kind.

[@LoriL010]

Those in the comments making fun of her apperance are the same people who have said this to and about her throughout her life which led to her aggressive, defensive personality. Just be nice to people or don't say anything at all. Don't be a bully...especially as an adult.

[@DarthKater311]

I get that. But you have to see the reality here. She’s being publicly shamed. It’s the modern version of having crowds around to watch a criminal being punished. She’s open to criticism. Not saying it’s right or wrong, it’s just how it is.

[@lolamontez7782]

​@@DarthKater311so if a crowd of ppl are being judgemental & demeaning than it's okay for you to be as well? Just be nice. Treat ppl w/ humanity. Any rebuttals to that are cause for concern.

[@DarthKater311]

@@lolamontez7782 defending a psycho thats obese just because it triggers your insecurities is ridiculous. you’re telling the wrong person to be nice. Tell that to the person who threatened to shoot someone. This is how the left is. Meaningless crap like this is more important than actual harassment

[@weenfain2321]

I’ve not seen a single comment like that tbh.. ? Even then, not an excuse. It’s probably the opposite nowadays nobody’s held accountable or told what they need to hear, which causes emotionally stunted individuals exactly like this woman.

[@PeggyLowman-ug6vo]

I went back over the comments before yours and didn’t see one comment about her appearance.

[@mollyrosem22]

The cop in the car with her seems incredibly emotionally intelligent. I love that he genuinely wanted to help her by recommending she talk to someone about her issues.

[@ladydrgnfly921]

This woman shouldn't be able to own a gun.

[@WhoDoUthinkUr]

She doesn't seem very bright I don't think she should be armed.

[@WhoDoUthinkUr]

@vsackk I was trying to be polite but, We all know she was on the Short Buss.

[@coffeechatsandwalks3976]

She is actually disabled, life isn't fair indeed. Hard for ones like this 😢

[@MommaB74]

She said she’s got a learning disability (that’s why she didn’t go into the military), and she finished high school with special ed.

[@colleenpeck6347]

She is developmentally delayed.

[@MissSpaz]

​@@coffeechatsandwalks3976 So? I went to a highschool for kids with behavioral problems. Atleast half of the kids there were disabled, and the most intellectually disabled boy would threaten to r@pe me on a regular basis. Intellectual disability is no excuse for behavior like this. People like her have no business owning a gun, especially.

[@ryanwaidalowski9221]

This woman clearly has mental issues and saying like this to a fellow employee is to be taken very seriously. And she actually has a gun in the car. Even worse

[@DetectiveTrupo203]

Everything you said is 100% accurate. She's obviously emotionally unstable, but regardless of her mental health situation, she's an adult and she knows right from wrong. You can't threaten to shoot people, ESPECIALLY when you have a gun in your vehicle.

[@Yosetime]

I wonder why her own sister, who would be very aware of her anger issues, sold her that gun? Seems like it was new. Like she bought it for her. Makes me wonder if she is legally allowed to own a firearm. She did say she has learning disabilities. I don't know if that counts as not being allowed to own a firearm but it should be. It's suspicious and worrying that her sister bought that gun for her. Why didn't she just buy her own gun? She said it was on sale and was new and all that. Why did her sister not see the risk?

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

She was 100% waiting for the person to get off work.

[@keishawilliams7546]

And in parking lot almost hour after her shift

[@mattbeckley9483]

​@Yosetime wow that's some liberal thinking oh got dyslexia sorry can't own a gun 😂

[@jennydiver100]

She absolutely knows right from wrong and that threatening to shoot people is wrong. Period.

[@antarctifymusic]

you know that how?

[@eatmychocolatecheese]

She was reluctant to say what she said.. she knew it was wrong and would get her in trouble

[@cynergy7985]

​@@antarctifymusic By the mere fact that she was reluctant to tell the officers what she said! She knew it was wrong!

[@maartjegoede9330]

You could know good right from wrong and not truelly understand that... The same when they ask people in court if they something and they say yes, how do you check that😅

[@itainteasy]

@@cynergy7985 but strictly on the technicality of what the caller reported she said “I had to scream or I’d have to shoot him” isn’t a direct threat… The way she behaved and responded to questions certainly implies she believes it was a direct threat, but it wasn’t.

[@lisaa7011]

I feel bad for her. She Never should have said that, and she should have gotten help for her issues long ago, but I don’t believe for a minute she meant it. Our health care in this country is beyond a joke.

[@marymiller6480]

Great cop he really took the time with her to explain her situation. I hope she gets help with the counseling.

[@arribaficationwineho32]

She won’t remember and will continue to ask the same question repeatedly

[@joshtyree3552]

This officer did a great job explaining why She is going to jail .

[@susieque5030]

Walmart is notorious for treating their employees like dirt under their feet. I never shop at Walmart because the way they treat employees is unconscionable

[@pedrodormer6059]

Ohh i see, that explains everything. 🙄

[@mattbeckley9483]

Then the employees treat the customer like garbage

[@sherrismith9002]

Yeah, the employees may be treated like garbage, but thats no excuse for the employees to treat the public like garbage. If they don't like their job , then get another one. I don't shop at Walmart because everyone is rude there . Employees and shoppers. I don't know what it is about Walmart that attracts people with issues.

[@mattbeckley9483]

@sherrismith9002 I'd shop elsewhere but I'm poor lol but I prefer the term financially challenged

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

i worked there as a cart pusher and nobody messed with me. i could even wear my jesus clothes and nobody cared.. but they'll kill you in scheduling no question. i just wanted to work 20 hours a week because i had a better job i did at home.. and within two weeks they had me working full time and changing the schedule weekly haha! And the amount of horribly depressed people working there made me gtfo. im too sensitive for that

[@Faiith1964]

The officer in his patrol car...nice of him to take the time to explain to her

[@guermeisterdoodlebug7980]

They always do that with these cute ones

[@crewd00d]

36????? I'm 32 and she looks like she could be my grandmother.

[@erenbruh1992]

i think she has had a rough life, which cause her to stress and which so age faster. Might have something to do with it, but i am glad no one lost their life, the cop is very nice to her talking explaining and showing compassion, shows he care.

[@gcrauwels941]

She is not capable of responsibly possessing a firearm.

[@LoriL010]

The officer in the car gave her good reasonable advice and I believe made her understand the consequences of her words. I hope she gets help for her anger issue. And remember, it's just a job, do your shift and go home. We all have stress related to our jobs and coworkers at one time or another. Just walk away...

[@LightInsights]

She didn't comprehend anything he said to her, nor did she care. She just LOVED the attention.

[@drn13355]

She is an adult. She threatens to harm people there are consequences. It is amazing how many people simply cannot get through the day without needing other adults to babysit them.

[@minnesotagirl7458]

It is WALMART after all!!!

[@islandofthemind]

She says later in the video she has a cognitive disability

[@leese.23]

I agree 💯 ! An adult OR a child have to understand consequences.

[@jennydiver100]

It's because of her issues she has seldom been held accountable. It is time for her to face some consequences. How in the world did she get a gun?

[@WhiskeyTango68]

@@jennydiver100 her sister legally sold it to her, she’ll get red flagged and lose her firearm privileges.

[@conservativelens]

Wow! She looks much older than 36. I thought she was 55+

[@CalGrier-eb5gj]

Exactly lol

[@janephillips3627]

I thought she was 25, she acts so young and entitled.

[@ddclassic56]

She had a IEP in school and you people are so unkind. Making comments on her age, appearance so petty.

[@benjaminconroy8775]

​@@janephillips3627lol me too. One of those far left "genderless blobs"🫠

[@angelashelby303]

​@@ddclassic56yeah but she does look older than what she says! IEP OR NOT! IT IS WHAT IT IS 😂

[@nancykabui9970]

Omg, the police officer 👮 actually spoke to her about some life lessons, what to do and what to never do in life. He talked to her and gave her some counseling. He seemed to somewhat get through to her. Outstanding.

[@mikeabc5355]

People who can't control their emotions should not own weapons.

[@richbutler7828]

That is what i been trying to say about the Lunatic Left!

[@lovesomeone7285]

Law enforcement handled this situation very well. I like how it was explained to her. Officer's were amazing in this video. ❤ I hope she does get help.

[@robbubba8020]

I remember a lady in my hometown waited in the parking lot of her job for a coworker she had a disagreement with he went to his car for lunch she shot and killed him in his car went inside the store to shoot up the rest of them but the cops shot her instead she lived and went to prison... anytime a threat like that is uttered call the law... this lady is way way way way out there no business with a firearm whatsoever sounds like she's got some mental health issues too she needs help

[@robbubba8020]

@PrincessK880 P In Pinellas County in Florida at a Publix around 2005 or so not sure on the date they both worked at the Publix

[@robbubba8020]

@PrincessK880 your welcome

[@toniavasseur9574]

@@robbubba8020 At a grocery store dang

[@Cochise6666]

I would be worried about her behavior after she is set free; no more job, fuming even more about the people she feels caused her getting fired, and the subsequent destination of the gun could likely be her pocket.

[@yoohootube]

eventually it comes out that she didn't threaten anyone, they told her she couldn't yell at her boss, and she said if she didn't vent daily by yelling at him, "I'd have to shoot him". She's literally talking about the alternate way of dealing with anger they're trying to lecture her about

[@lisaann9751]

She was being reprimanded because it's not really appropriate to be venting at coworkers by yelling at them. Therefore, since she was being told by her manager and others that she could not continue to do that, using her own words and logic - she was, in fact, threatening to shoot that person. The police absolutely should have been called, especially since she was sitting in her vehicle, for quite a while after her quitting time, with a loaded gun within her reach.

[@storiful]

What a nice officer he is! I think he has a lot of compassion.

[@brendajohnson5975]

I don't understand why the male officer would even say that she doesn't look like the type of person who would go in and shoot the place up. What exactly do they look like!? It could be anyone of any age. You never know what mental health issues people have or what is going on inside their brain. She should Never get her gun back, especially after threatening to use it, and because she has mental health issues. By law, they cannot own firearms.

[@jmcclain8237]

Probably, and this is just a guess, from experience. You know, that thing people have from years of exposure to the public.

[@janephillips3627]

I think he was just trying to show her some kindness and 'maybe' she will listen to him and go get help. I think he is using psychology on her. I do that with people by saying something nice, then telling them the truth which 'may' hurt or offend them.

[@tomr3422]

its Oklahoma - they all look crazy, he doesnt have a sane person to compare

[@ruksyo7904]

She looks EXACTLY the type if there ever was a type…🙄🙄🙄

[@denster77]

Cause if a group of co workers dont like someone, they get together, make up a lie, falsely accuse and get that person fired. Happens all the time.

[@nobodybutme2]

Most likely bullied most of her life.

[@eyeoftheleopardleopard8829]

Now she is dishing it out. The cycle continues.

[@JuliePatrick-m1j]

Whether she is bullied or not, you can't threaten people. If you have mental health issues, you should not own a gun.

[@theresahvassman9965]

Way too many emotionally unstable immature adults

[@Mooner123]

…that shouldn’t have guns!

[@theroxygirl731]

​@@Mooner123or potato mashers. She should be limited to crayons and 1 spork.

[@tn2717]

Way too many guns too

[@mountaingrownnomad4212]

Likewise, way too many emotionally unstable, immature cops!

[@peri-lynnerutter4443]

That Officer in the car with her, treated her with respect and was very very nice to her. He seemed to have calmed her down considerably. Officer, Sir, you will go far….💙💙💙

[@eddypaul8959]

Poor thing. I bet she's had a hard life.

[@ritarodrigues9946]

The officer while sitting in the car and talking to her is a Very Good man. Wisely he explains the situation and listened to her with understanding. God Bless such Officers🙏. I’d like his name to send him a Thankyou. Hope his Supervisors read this.

[@mariemccollum908]

This is a great officer for keeping a calm friendly demeanor and explaining things in detail.

[@posysdogovych2065]

Being a Walmart manager must legitimately be one of the toughest jobs. If shoplifters and Karen customers aren't bad enough, you also have to deal with staff that are pretty much unemployable anywhere else.

[@Pokelover69567]

Yes my husband is a manager and back when Walmart was 24 hours the shoplifting was worse it’s still bad.

[@philthecook001]

Facts

[@chrislewis7238]

It completely depends on whether they are a good manager or a bad manager and how they treat their employees . Employees will go above and beyond for a good manager but they will let a bad manager sink .

[@wildman4642]

The worst part of being a walmart manager is dealing with corporate and navigating through the woke policies.

[@Dranzerk8908]

No its not, you literally don't have to do much than just stare at charts..and then tell OTHER PEOPLE to do stuff for you. Walmart has way to many "bosses".

[@ashe6608]

Actually a great officer, validated her feelings which in turn calmed her down gave her solid advice.

[@MartinJenkins2507]

Very scary situation and this cop in the car is a GREAT officer.

[@kathyvick2710]

This officer is amazing! He’s calm, understanding, firm, and gave great advice. I hope she follows through on therapy. She really needs it or her anger will take over and possibly lead her to prison.

[@dennissvitak5475]

"I haven't done anything...but I said it out of frustration." Hmmm....

[@MsJamnation]

“So what did you say then?” “Uhhh I didn’t say anything…I was just frustrated!!” 😮😮😮😮😂 Then tells the cop she has anger issues… oh boy. Got a live one!

[@kita476]

Sis you can’t make that type of statement when YOU HAVE A GUN IN THE CAR!

[@isocarboxazid]

You can't make that type of statement whether or not you have a gun in the car. Presence of a weapon is irrelevant

[@janephillips3627]

@@isocarboxazid : No you CAN'T, even the officer explained that. It's just COMMON SENSE.

[@realdealnocap1427]

What's even worse was that she's able to get it back too 😂 I understand that we all get angry, but that's too far imo for her to be able to get it back so easily

[@infovidasupps8640]

Who is the police officer who drove her to the jail????? What a find representative for police officers everywhere A real credit to the badge I hope his department realize what an amazing human being is

[@AdoreYouInAshXI]

I honestly feel bad for the woman. She clearly has learning/developmental disabilities, and life hasn't dealt her a great hand, but she's still out there putting in honest work at an honest job to try and survive. She seemed to open up and trust the cop in the car with her (who was an overall excellent human being). I'm glad he was able to make her understand why she couldn't say things like she said, and expect them to not be taken seriously. I genuinely believe she didn't understand the severity of what she said, and wasn't able to comprehend that others couldn't put themselves in her mind to know she wasn't really planning on hurting anyone (which I don't believe she was). The cop was able to keep her calm, gain her trust, empathize with her and give great advice. And even though she's clearly challenged, she seemed to take it in. I hope she get's the help she needs in life, and the cop gets the recognition he deserves.

[@chrissttiiee]

She's worried about losing her job? Actions have consequences.

[@msmoker37]

my favorite part of the video is when she says she needs to sit down in the car before she pops off on someone and the officer was like.. say what!?

[@deborahbaker1092]

I think she has some cognitive disabilities but she has actually tried to self regulate. Notice how she first admitted that she was trying to release frustration to prevent behavior. So she knows she's getting angry and she's trying to stave it off. See how she doesn't understand that she made a threat. I feel bad for her but management has to take her comments seriously. Listening to the comments, it's not technically a threat, she was explaining why she yells. But the fact that she has firearms didn't help. Walmart doesn't want the liability.

[@dorothy135]

Yeah she has no filter

[@ebutuoy8j]

She wouldn't get the gun back if this is a felony and she is convicted, correct? She doesn't need it back either way.

[@gjh9299]

its Oklahoma it didnt sound like background checks are a thing

[@taisheramedley2221]

Correct, felons cannot have or be around firearms. They’ll more than likely keep it then auction it at the police auction events.

[@mattbeckley9483]

​@@gjh9299background checks are required everywhere in the u.s that doesn't matter though her sister bought it for her or sold it to her however you wanna look at it which is also illegal literally everywhere

[@billhillard]

5:00 "So, I lost my job then?!" The world we live in when if you threaten to harm a co-worker and you expect to still have your job???!!! I bet I know who she votes for!

[@w.a3670]

What an awesome officer, that is probably the most gentle, honest and dignified treatment from an officer to a person who obviously has some issues with appropriate communication and interaction techniques and difficulty managing her anger, he saved her life that day, and i hope she sees this and learns from it, and that she is doing better.

[@marycross3758]

Amen

[@judy9165]

That officer explained the situation to her very well. Hopefully she Gets the help she needs.

[@drummerman4444]

I have a feeling this lady will never work for any Walmart again.

[@edp3202]

I don't know that she's hireable anywhere.

[@lisawatson9570]

duh😮

[@wildwest1832]

IDK I kinda feel sorry for her. Losing her job and most likely wasnt going to actually do it. Just a big mistake. Got mad and took it too far

[@beckyshell4649]

I worked at Walmart for over 30 years ,it is crazy the amount of workers they go through. It is not exactly a warm fuzzy place to work ,they drive their workers hard. I am not shocked about them not letting her go home sick ,we had a third shift manager that told people they couldn’t go to the restroom while on the clock .I am surprised more work place violence doesn’t happen more often.

[@richbutler7828]

most of the shift managers at walmart are DUI felons. not the best of the best here.

[@chrismaser7477]

well, now you're fired.

[@carriecampbell7187]

That transport officer was so kind to her. He is a shining example of law enforcement. 💙

[@dylantrout3477]

When she asks if they will hire her back and he goes maybe a different walmart I died laughing how relatable for them two.

[@itstime2getit19]

She is obviously his family member

[@Pokelover69567]

I worked with her for many years at Walmart she honestly not a bad person she was upset about getting a write up every body has bad day and I’m not saying she wasn’t hold accountable for her actions I’m saying working for Walmart is not a cake walk

[@lndicababyy]

coming from someone who’s worked for Walmart, nobody cares for her excuses and pitty stories. get help …

[@toya5951]

Oh I thought she said she only worked there a few months.

[@diannacashion2047]

Yes…but she really needs mental care and to never be able to purchase a gun.

[@michealowns21]

​@@toya5951she did lol.

[@Pokelover69567]

@@toya5951 she work at other Walmart too if u didn’t hear what she said

[@CS-uc2oh]

Maybe grown adults need to realize there's no such thing as "they wouldn't let me go home when I was sick". You're an adult. It's not a question or request. Tell your job you don't feel well and you're going home. Let the chips fall where they may. If you have a job like that, start looking for another job.

[@Neverscortch]

The cops handled this very well they were kind and understanding trying to get her to understand.

[@johnknoefler]

Having a firearm and threatening to go postal on your coworkers is a really bad idea. Telling your coworkers you have a weapon while threatening them is even worse. Means and motive with a short fuse means you are an obvious threat.

[@antiquesrestoration3874]

Do NOT put your social security number on that statement!

[@ms.porsche3676]

She doesn’t know that duh she has a learning disability. Some things she may not know like other people.

[@JohnJones-rz5ls]

😉

[@cricketpickett666]

Why?

[@missy9355]

I may have heard it wrong, but did the manager really tell the two employees that heard her make the threat that they needed to get off the clock before they wrote their statements. I really hope he didn’t say that.

[@karenneill9109]

I think they were off the clock already, and he was asking if it was okay for them to stay in the office long enough to write their statements.

[@missy9355]

@@karenneill9109 you maybe right. Either way they need to be paid for the time they stayed over in my opinion.

[@missy9355]

@@janiestla5945 tjat is good to hear.

[@lilchungs3547]

@@missy9355 i think he was asking so they could time adjust paying them for that time.

[@your_royal_highness]

This grown woman acts like she is 11. That is her excuse, she has zero emotional maturity

[@awakeatdawnrae6456]

And somehow that's her fault?

[@noteworthyinsignificance]

Her sister should be charged with a crime for selling her that gun. There's no way she doesn't know that her sister has anger issues.

[@yoohootube]

that's our military for you

[@philipdefibaugh5683]

I initially felt bad for this ex employee as big corporations DON'T care about their employees, they only care about making money off of them. Her attitude by the way was way too inappropriate. You just CAN'T go around threatening people to shoot them. The police were beyond polite and kind with her. She needs to be appreciative as it could have been a lot worse for her.

[@brianfromtheambar7944]

Cop deserves a citation for his humanity.

[@CrippledMerc]

Like a ticket for being too nice?

[@permanentlyexposed4352]

😂​@@CrippledMerc

[@nahanahan6054]

@@CrippledMercI’m dying 😂😂

[@chalemibug7079]

Asks to let her hand in her badge and her discount card like she is a 26-year veteran detective at the NYPD arrested for corruption.

[@TheSlb1984]

☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@CombatChris]

Leave your scanner gun and name-badge on the desk

[@daddykush4206]

Funniest part they dont give 2 flying f*cks about either of them!!! 😂😂😂

[@ecaparts]

I’m sure her discount card was deactivated before they left the parking lot. Now it full price shopping for her… at Dollar General 😂

[@Melissa-ho2vo]

I think she wanted to get back in there cuz she had something else to say

[@weirdarto]

I'd like to compliment the officer on the way in which he speaks to her about anger management and making an effort to make her understand. She was a lot more cooperative in police custody and seemed to take responsibility. She said she had a medical condition and Walmart wouldn't let her go home to take her medication (was delivered by FedEx). I hope she will learn from this, get some help, & also find a better job that she enjoys.

[@edwardwinner1301]

“You mean that I just lost my job?” Well let’s see here ma’am. You threatened to shoot a co-worker. Did you expect to be promoted to a manager position? She has a severe mental issue or just don’t understand that there are consequences for your actions.

[@suzanneleonard5485]

I worked for that company and yeah, there were employees that were fired that I seriously worried about retaliating. I made sure I was nice to everybody, because I didn't want to become a statistic. Supervisors and managers had a target on their backs.

[@u.synlig]

I thought of that danger as I watch those two young workers handed witness forms and told write their full name, address, DOB, phone number and a detailed complaining statement. They should first have been apprised of the possibility that the arrestee could gain access to their information, if the case proceeds to trial. They should protect themselves, and let the Walmart supervisor take the responsibility for reporting.

[@bedrock9709]

My motto is hear no evil, see no evil. That should have been on the manager to write a statement. I wouldn't get involved. Not my problem. I observe things, but if it's not my business, I stay out of it.

[@LivNoTByLyes]

America has a mental health crisis. Plain and simple society is so broken down people cant deal with reality or the consequences of their actions.

[@sardissozo3399]

That isn't mental illness. That's being raised in a trailer park.

[@lareeweatherman8309]

No truer statement has been made!

[@ChrisAndCats]

​@@lareeweatherman8309 I dont think all the lockdowns helped anyone with existing mental health issues either, because everything seems much worse the other side of that. Even people who had no issues before. It's like the world went potty over that time.

[@peggyd2352]

It is the loss of God in their lives. And for the haters, you don't want to believe because you love your sin.

[@soluna2252]

@@peggyd2352 "happy is he who dashes their infants heads against the rocks" you're the sinner for letting an organized, expressive control institute full of kid touchers divide yourselves against your fellow human being. making you not a brother of your fellow man, but the Judas in the flock.

[@lndicababyy]

that’s a ROUGH 36…..😱😱😱

[@davidsuch8942]

You have polyester hair, and can't even open your eyes.

[@e4m7g6]

Maybe they switched the numbers around. I think she is 63.

[@DMONEY2000]

You look like a blow up doll with noodles glued to your head

[@MissSpaz]

​@@davidsuch8942 Really? That's all you got? She has polyester hair and "can't open her eyes" lmao okay. She's gorgeous. And this woman, objectively, looks far older than 36.

[@davidsuch8942]

@@MissSpaz and, yeah if you need polyester on your head to feel feminine, and you're not a cancer patient, you're pathetic.

[@Global-flyer]

Casual conversation in the US Where did u buy the gun? Target 😂😂😂