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Chicago Man Threatens To Shoot Store Owner With Submachine Gun Over 22-Cent Pepsi Tax



A Chicago man was extremely infuriated upon learning he was to pay a 22-Cent tax on a soft drink beverage. The tax amount on the $1.79 two-liter of Pepsi was enough to drive him to pull a loaded submachine gun out of his waistband and threaten to shoot all occupants inside the store.

Nahshon Shelton, 36, was soon arrested and charged with aggravated assault, unlawful use of a weapon by a felon and having an invalid Firearm Owners Identification card, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

Shelton’s alleged reasoning for his violent outburst, police say, was that he was “tax-exempt” due to it being his neighborhood, according to the Sun-Times.

The incident was caught on surveillance, according to CBS Chicago.

Shelton is being held without bail, NBC Chicago reports.

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