Remembering Lt Vickie Wax - 20 years today

Respect to her family. That was a sad day.

Was the POS’s death sentence carried out?

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Perkins & Acadian

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Link says it was at Airline and Goodwood?

I worked with her. She was such a good person.

Very sad. RIP.

That was not a bad part of town. It’s where Trader Joe’s is now.

That wal mart was before super wal mart was a widespread thing.

I registered to vote at a booth there back in 1999.

It was called ghetto wal mart but I don’t remember it being shittier than any other wal mart to be honest.

That is horrible. Unfortunately, that area is still very ghetto. Your first sign would be to stand outside of that Trader Joe's for 5 minutes. I guarantee you hear multiple Chargers revving up their engines on Acadian or Perkins to show off how cool they are. I'm old, I know, but that is just stupid and irritating when you're trying to have brunch at Ruby Slipper.

She and my dad were friends. She worked the 6-12 extra duty shift on Saturdays and my dad did Sundays. What people don’t know is that the exact same scenario happened 6 days earlier to my dad. Two things saved his life. My dad carried a Glock which had the latch holster which made it difficult to remove the gun unless you were wearing it. So while the guy was struggling to get the gun unsuccessfully, a Good Samaritan jumped in and was able to get the man off of my dad and he was arrested. Vickie was more comfortable with a smaller revolver which came with no protection on the holster making it much easier for the a-hole to get the weapon.

Here is a photo of the killer

I’m honestly shocked Shedran “Fat Boy” Williams would do such a thing.
Fat boy was a nickname his friends called him.

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When asked if he had anything to say to his family, Williams said, "I love my Momma." Williams also denied killing Lt. Wax. Then came the question of why he was on the run for so long. Williams responded, "I was scared!"

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