Sometimes, the safety on a gun works exactly as needed and this was one of those times.
A former Ohio attorney tried to shoot his ex-wife but forgot to take the safety off...
— ₩₳Ɽ ₱₳₮Ⱨ (@WarPath2pt0) September 9, 2026
On another note--that waiter deserves a raise pic.twitter.com/xX3awzbvAn
This former attorney wanted to kill his ex-wife. His brilliant plan was walk into a restaurant and just do it.
One problem. He forgot to take the safety off.
The second problem for him?
A very brave waiter.
Story--https://t.co/SoyRkbL6nK
— ₩₳Ɽ ₱₳₮Ⱨ (@WarPath2pt0) September 9, 2026
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG/Gray News) - A former attorney accused of trying to shoot and kill his ex-wife inside an Ohio restaurant full of patrons has been convicted, authorities said.
A Lucas County jury found Matthew Exton, 43, guilty of attempted murder, two counts of felonious assault and multiple firearm specifications.
The jury found Exton not guilty on a remaining count of felonious assault.
On April 11, 2025, Exton ordered a drink at the bar inside a restaurant in Toledo. After leaving the restaurant, he saw his ex-wife and her family at another restaurant next door, according to Lucas County Prosecuting Attorney Julia R. Bates.
Waiter running to the rescue while this guy is like “Sir, you can’t do that in here.” pic.twitter.com/oDf4bqBS8e
— Woody P, WBS®️ (@woodypanama) September 9, 2026
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That waiter deserves a parade in his honor.
Why do women have to lose their minds and scream at the top of their lungs for 5 minutes straight?
— BRiAN (@realfromearth) September 9, 2026
That's why men are needed in society. Each sex has our own strength. The job of women is to alert to danger. Heh.
I really like the part where the insufferable women screech nonstop and making everything 100x more chaotic than it should be.
— ghandiz (@StevieGhandiz) September 9, 2026
Oh, be nice.
That dude is going to be muttering “f*cking safety” for the next 20 years.
— CowboyTechie 🇺🇸 (@CowboyTek) September 9, 2026
While he's sitting in jail like a big dummy.
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— John Scott (@johnnybiztalk) September 9, 2026
.. @WaffleHouse alumni, didn’t hesitate a second
— Clay Martin ⚔️ (@wayofftheres) September 9, 2026
Ha! That's a distinct possibility.
When the target helps by standing in the way pointing
— Sethro Tull 🆓🇺🇸🃏 (@sethrotull372) September 9, 2026
That’s the best pic.twitter.com/4CZmj66CKX
She's pointing out the suspect for the police. Lulz.
His testosterone was all over the place. He couldn't help himself. A jury must find him not guilty.
— NippleSnip3r (@NippleSnip3r) September 9, 2026
Pretty sure that guy's testosterone was close to non-existent, but the joke can stand with everything else going on in today's legal system (See Lindsay Clancy trial, for example).
He admitted to thrusting his gun. 😂🤡
— Renagle Bagel (@renaglebagel) September 9, 2026
I am amazed at the losers who would throw their lives away because of a breakup. pic.twitter.com/LTiwLTCb0h
It's never worth it.
Why was she pointing? 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/By01oi4waU
— Just Love (@pennybaby1) September 9, 2026
There is a new person to watch every time you watch the clip. What a circus.