What restaurants have been robbed at gunpoint in Baton Rouge?

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Not so much robbed as mass shooting / multiple murder.

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Another pappy van winkle special release?

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My cousin got held up here in the parking lot about 5 years ago. He forgets his wallet at the table and goes back to get it. His gf stayed in the car. He comes out the door with wallet in hand headed back to the car. As soon as he walks around the side of the building, guy approaches him with pistol in hand demanding wallet. My cousin opens his wallet and gives the guy the cash he has, I don't think it was even $100. The robber starts to take the cash and put in his pockets. Somewhere in this transaction the guy isn't pointing the gun at my cousin and lets his guard down. My cousin grabs the gun and fights the guy for it. Cousin gets the gun and starts beating the guy with the other hand who is on the ground. I think a few people saw some of the rukus going on and another guy helped my cousin restrain the robber until the cops got there. Come to find out, my cousin checks the gun, since he's a country boy from Tensas, and it's not even loaded. My cousin said he was so angry that the thought of putting a bullet in the guy crossed his mind a few times.

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A Baton Rouge man convicted and condemned to die in 2008 in the killing of Olive Garden employee Aaron Arnold in 2006 pleaded guilty Tuesday in return for a life sentence, bringing “closure’’ to the victim’s family who wanted to see the two suspects executed.

Sanchez Brumfield, 26, who was appealing his conviction and death sentence, signed a plea agreement and “contract for life’’ — meaning neither he nor anyone on his behalf can appeal his guilty plea to first-degree murder or his life sentence.

Brumfield’s deal came three months after his co-defendant, Tracy Young, pleaded guilty during jury selection in Young’s capital murder trial in exchange for a life sentence.

Young, 33, of Baton Rouge, also signed a contract for life.

Young was accused of shooting Arnold, 21, and Dionne Grayson during a botched robbery while Arnold — an LSU pre-med student from Zachary who worked at the Olive Garden — helped Grayson put gas in her car behind the Siegen Lane restaurant on Sept. 8, 2006.

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