Crime alert, I'm Nancy Grace. Breaking Crime News Now, employees at an Indianapolis Wingstop

try to explain to an intoxicated Lawrence Sneed. Their registers are down. He has to place an order

online. He's got a phone. Upset. Sneed argues about it. And when he becomes belligerent,

employees force him out the door.

As one tries to lock the door behind him, a coworker sees, oh, good gravy. Sneed reaches for a gun.

The employee fires his own gun leading to a shootout. No one is injured, but Sneed is taken to the hospital when police arrive.

Nancy Sneed was seriously hurt with a connecting shot and lost a kidney, part of his pancreas,

and part of his bowel as surgeons work to repair the damage. On heavy medication,

Sneed tells investigators, quote, I don't understand why someone would shoot someone over food,

but later

admits he understands why his behavior gave employees extreme concern for their safety.

Lawrence Sneed 49 strikes a deal, plays guilty to pointing a weapon, sentenced to just four

days behind bars, but he gets a life sentence, a lifetime ban at Wingstop. Florida cops respond to an assault,

but learn the victim is a mattress. Felipe O'Quendo's girlfriend calls 911 after escaping

their bedroom. She says he thinks there's a man in their mattress and believes she's cheating with the

mattress man. Oquendo is now attacking the mattress. He punches and kicks it, rips a bedpost

off the frame and continues beating the mattress. When cops arrive, he says the, quote,

man slipped out and left.

He eventually admits to smoking meth ahead of time.

Felipe O'Quendo 37 now charged with false imprisonment and drug possession.

More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking these, Prime online's John Lemley.

...