
Date Gone Wrong: Gun, Knife Pull at Chili's
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Two men, Tristan Letterman and Ariel Lagunes-Sameinto, were arrested in Sumter, South Carolina, after a tense standoff at a Chilis restaurant. The incident began when a woman on a date felt uncomfortable and called for backup, leading to a confrontation between one of the date men and a friend. No shots were fired, but the situation escalated to the point of weapons being drawn. Both men are now charged with aggravated breach of peace and additional charges for Letterman. The incident serves as a reminder of how quickly a bad situation can escalate.
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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Date Gone Wrong: Gun, Knife Pull at Chili's. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Two guys got arrested in Sumpter, South Carolina, after they pulled weapons on each other right inside a Chili's restaurant on Broad Street. Cops from the Sumpter Police Department showed up fast when someone reported a man waving a gun outside, and it all went down without anyone getting hurt. Turns out, it started with the woman on a date inside the spot who started feeling sketched out. She called her friends for backup, and when they rolled up, things heated up quick between one of the date guy and a friend. No shots fired or stabs landed, but folks nearby must have been on edge seeing knives and a fire arm come out in a family eatery like that. It's a reminder how a bad vibe can turn into real danger, real fast. The suspects are both 21-year-olds, Tristan Gabriel Letterman and Ariel Lagoonz, same in tow. They got hit with aggravated breach of peace charges, and Letterman caught an extra one for pointing and presenting a fire arm at someone. Both are locked up in Sumpter County jail now, and police say they're still digging deeper into what went down.
1:01Stay safe out there on those dates, y'all. That wraps Durham news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.
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