Shooting Suspect Arrested For Gunning Roommate Who Ate the Last Hot Pocket in Kentucky

Clifton Williams was arrested for shooting his roommate who ate the last piece of Hot Pocket. Reports say Williams shot his roommate in his backside while he was trying to leave.

A court citation states that on May 27, Clifton Williams, 64, had an altercation with his roommate after the latter ate the last piece of Hot Pocket. The roommate told authorities that Williams threw tiles at him and he attempted to fight back before declaring that he was leaving.

However, according to Watson, the roommate stated that as he was leaving, Williams went inside their place and retrieved a gun. Thereafter, Williams allegedly shot the roommate in his backside while he was on his way to leave. Fortunately, the roommate was able to get help from a few blocks away.

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Charges Faced by Shooting Suspect

According to Romero, the shooting suspect faced charges of assault in connection with the incident. Court documents and a spokesperson for the Jefferson Circuit Court Clerk in Louisville, Kentucky states that Williams is being held with a bond worth $7,500. To date, the shooting suspect is scheduled to appear again in court on May 30.

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