[WATCH] Kitchen Worker PULLS GUN On Man Who Sucker Punched Colleague

A kitchen worker pulled a gun on a man who decided to brutally sucker punch her colleague. The incident occurred at a George Webb diner restaurant on June 29 of this year.

The attacker in the video has not been arrested by police, reported WTMJ-TV news. In the 18-second CCTV (closed circuit television) video shared by a Milwaukee politician, Alderman Bob Donovan, a man dressed in a white t-shirt and pants is seen approaching two female workers in the kitchen before brutally punching one of the women in the face. But he didn’t know the other woman was armed with a gun.

The assailant fled almost immediately when realizing he had a pointed at him. Donovan praised the actions of the armed staff member. He called for the at-large attacker to be brought to justice; releasing the video in the hope that someone can identify him. The incident took place in Wisconsin, which is “concealed carry” state, meaning that once a license to carry a weapon is acquired (permission to exercise rights is paid for and granted by the ruling class), residents may then carry a concealed firearm.

The surveillance footage shows how the second staff member was able to easily pull a firearm on the attacker in an effort to make him flee, and it worked. “One can only imagine what might have occurred if that employee had not pulled out her weapon,” Donovan said in a Facebook post according to RT. “It is sickening to see this unsuspecting worker assaulted so brutally by this individual. It was an unprovoked attack and I’m asking anyone with information to contact the Milwaukee Police Department,” he added. “I am tired of this crap happening.”

According to RT, the violent attacker is known to the authorities in Milwaukee.