Man jailed for pointing loaded pistol at NSW Chinese restaurant chef in row over sweet and sour pork
Man jailed for pointing loaded pistol at NSW Chinese restaurant chef in row over sweet and sour pork
www.abc.net.au 'I got crap!' Disgruntled customer jailed after pulling gun on Chinese restaurant chef
A 62-year-old man has been sentenced to three and a half years' jail for wielding a loaded gun in a NSW Chinese take-away, claiming his his sweet and sour pork tasted like "rocks".
- In short: David Brian Shinner, 62, has been sentenced to three and a half years jail, with two years and one month non-parole.
- The court heard Shinner pulled a gun on a chef in Branxton, NSW, because he was angry over the quality of his sweet and sour pork.
- Shinner pleaded guilty to using an offensive weapon at the restaurant.
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My condolences to the chef. I hope he's going OK.
No-one should have to worry about people bringing guns into your restaurant. They can't use them to eat, to pay or to socialise.
Well, ordering sweet and sour pork is kind of a warning sign 🤣
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