"...lack of impulse control."
A convenience store employee was ordered detained after allegedly shooting a customer during an argument over an unpaid balance of about 47 cents.
The shooting happened around 7:26 p.m. October 9 at a convenience store in the 4400 block of West Cortez Street. Prosecutors said Janeiro Jackson, 34, was working at the store when he intervened in a dispute between his manager and a 31-year-old customer over the remaining balance.
[...] During a detention hearing, Judge Ankur Srivastava said there was “no viable self-defense claim,” noting that the customer was unarmed and was not threatening Jackson when he was shot. The judge also said Jackson demonstrated “a lack of impulse control.”
All over forty-seven cents.
Which, by the way, is about the cost of a single 9mm bullet nowadays. Just thought we'd mention that.
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