Waffle House Waitress Shot & Killed by 45 Year Old Johnny Max Mount in Biloxi, MS Because of Argument over a Cigarette

SERIOUSLY, A WOMAN IS DEAD BECAUSE SHE TOLD A CUSTOMER SMOKING WAS NOT ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES?

We all know that cigarettes kill, but this is hardly the manner that the Surgeons General ascribes to …   A 52 year old Waffle House waitress was shot in the head and killed at a Biloxi, MS Waffle House on Hwy. 90, near the Coast Coliseum. According to reports, 45 year old Johnny Max Mount walked into a Biloxi Waffle House, pulled a 9 mm handgun from underneath his shirt, and shot the employee in the head after she told Mount that he couldn’t smoke inside the establishment. UNREAL. The 52 year old victim and Waffle House employee, only known as Julie, was transported to Merrit Health, where she died from the gunshot wound. Johnny Max Mount was arrested at the scene, has been charged with murder and is being held in the Harrison County Adult Detention Center on a $2 million bond.

Hmm, who thinks that mental illness is not also apart of this crime?

Around 1 a.m. Friday morning, officials say 45-year-old Johnny Max Mount walked into a Biloxi Waffle House on Hwy. 90, near the Coast Coliseum. As other customers dined, Mount reportedly argued with a Waffle House employee, identified by a restaurant spokesperson only as “Julie”, who told Mount he couldn’t smoke inside the establishment.

Following the argument, police say Mount pulled a 9 mm handgun from underneath his shirt, and shot the employee in the head.

“The suspect was arrested on the scene. When officers arrived, he was still on scene and was taken into custody,” said Sgt. Donnie Dobbs, Biloxi Police.

The 52-year-old victim was transported to Merrit Health, where she died from the gunshot wound.

Leastrade says he knows things can get crazy around the holidays, but it’s unbelievable that Friday’s crime could happen so close to home. He hopes this incident is the last.

Just unreal, one innocent person dead and a man will be spending the rest of his life most like in prison over being told not to smoke inside a restaurant.