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Source: Tarrant County Sheriff's Office |
An unidentified man was killed last week shortly after he was fired from his job at a tattoo shop in Texas. According to officials, the employee was fired by Javier "Big Dawg" Arredondo, the owner of the shop that also worked as a tattoo artist. Arredondo says the unidentified man was fired from the shop the week prior due to an "incident." The man was reportedly at the shop at the time of his death to collect his last paycheck. According to authorities, there was a dispute over the victim's final check. The dispute escalated into a heated argument, and Arredondo asked the former employee to leave. When he wouldn't comply, Arredondo asked everyone else in the shop to leave. As people began to file out of the shop, they noticed the former employee becoming upset and aggressive. Witnesses say they barely left the shop before they heard three gunshots. Here's what happened next, and why Arredondo is now facing murder charges. |
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Two travelers who arrived at a South Florida airport made a risky error as they deplaned. A father and son arrived in a private aircraft at Palm Beach International Airport's Atlantic Aviation, where their rental car was waiting for them on the tarmac. Instead of leaving the airport, they turned in the wrong direction and drove on multiple runways. The two were eventually let go for the mistake, and no one was hurt. |
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When the pastor arrived at a Wisconsin church and discovered it was being plundered by a disguised thief -- a raccoon -- services were canceled.
Ingrid Durr claimed she arrived at Milwaukee's Chosen Generation Outreach Ministry to prepare for Thursday evening's services when she discovered traces of a break-in.
The pastor solicited the aid of several neighbors to evict the furry intruder, but the animal had damaged her office and disturbed ceiling tiles.
Thursday night's services were canceled while the church was cleaned up and a team was dispatched to ensure that the raccoon had no buddies left in the facility. |
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