Real Housewives of Atlanta Restaurant Employee Shoots Coworker

Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kandi Burruss had some drama unfold at her Atlanta restaurant, with an employee shooting a coworker!

Talk about getting the wrong order?!?! Are the lies, rudeness and drama of the RHOA spreading into the work place. Apparently so! According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Henry Darden got into an argument with a coworker Wednesday night, and shot the employee in the arm!!! He then fled the restaurant.

Darden was arrested Thursday on charges of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. The person he shot was expected to survive.

Kandi Burruss of the hit group “Xscape” and one of the Real Housewives Of Atlanta, owns the restaurant along with her husband, Todd Tucker.

A flyer was posted to Instagram with the caption “closed Thursday for staff training”??? Really??

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So I have amassed a list of Netflix content that was either unexpectedly good or interesting. What are some of your favorite Netflix shows?

And without further ado here is my list in no particular order.

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Based off a comic book of the same name The Umbrella Academy is a different take on super heroes. A dysfunctional family setting style show where you meet the team and see how they cope with world changing situations. They just finished their 3rd season and could possibly be continuing.

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Black Mirror is half the reason I still have Netflix. One of my favorite shows, to me I describe it as "Twilight Zone for the technological age" Each episode is an independent story. I believe only actually 2 of them are connected. But this show is everything.

I was caught off guard by this because I didn't know it was based off the popular PC game League of Legends. I never played it so I had no idea. Nevertheless I was stuck on the amazing animation and storytelling of this show. Definitely a must watch.