Fowl Play: Florida Man Arrested for Fried Chicken Attack
Things got extra spicy when a Florida man turned a family argument into an all-out fried chicken attack! According to FOX35, this extra crispy tale unfolded in Clearwater, with a 20-year-old man named Khanye Medley. This dude cooked up a rather unconventional altercation with his sister. The weapon of choice? Fried chicken.
Now, I have sisters, and I know how sibling spats can get heated sometimes. But never have I launched a fried chicken attack! Now mashed potatoes is another story. But when Medley and his sister got to fighting, as siblings sometimes do, instead of exchanging words like civilized folks, Medley decided to escalate things in a truly unique way. He allegedly snatched a bag of Church’s Chicken from his sister’s clutches and, with the precision of a poultry ninja, started flinging pieces at her!
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It must have been quite the scene… Juicy chicken wings and crispy drumsticks flying through the air, leaving a trail of breadcrumbs and chaos! One particularly well-aimed piece smacked his sister square in the back and leaving a greasy bullseye on her shoulders. It was a family meal turned into a violent fried chicken attack! Fowl play in the works with a deep-fried weapon of choice.
Of course, the authorities were called to the scene, and Medley found himself in a bit of a pickle. He was promptly arrested and charged with battery due to the fried chicken attack. Which is no way to treat family in the eyes of the law. In the end, Khanye knew he was cooked and confessed to his chicken chucking. He explained that he was simply hangry and not really in the mood for his sister’s peace offering from Church’s chicken.
Luckily, Medley was eventually released from custody in Pinellas County. But the saga of the fried chicken attack will likely be a grease stain upon this family for years to come. Next time at your family gathering, and tempers start to flare, maybe leave the chicken out of it. It’s ment to be enjoyed not tactically deployed.