Pro Gun Owner shoots at manager.

[Karen]

I'm guessing either drugs or alcohol were involved, at the very least.

[Marigold2]

Honestly it is too bad he is not dead. He is costing the tax payers a lot of money and will continue to do so. He is not worth it, the money could be better spent taking care of homeless dogs who have more common sense.

[wombat2u2004]

Didn't the manager at least try to defend himself with a taco ???

[Medusa]

All that and the guy never got his burritos.

[wombat2u2004]

Well one thing is for sure Mary. Where he is going, he's probably going to have a sore backside, and he would have got that from the burrito's to.

[Medusa]

Well one thing is for sure Mary. Where he is going, he's probably going to have a sore backside, and he would have got that from the burrito's to.

Haha, John! So true. So true.

[cassiesmom]

I heard this on the radio this morning... what the heck was she thinking?!

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — A California woman facing nearly five years in prison for forging drug prescriptions showed up for sentencing with a phony doctor's note seeking a delay in the proceedings.

Michelle Elaine Astumian was free on $45,000 bail and pleaded no contest in January to felony counts of forgery and using a fraudulent check.

The 41-year-old woman arrived Monday for sentencing in a San Luis Obispo County courtroom and presented a note with a doctor's signature asking for a postponement.

Prosecutor Dave Pomeroy called the doctor, who said the note is a forgery.

The judge immediately ordered Astumian into custody and she collapsed to the floor. An ambulance took her to a hospital.

Pomeroy told the San Luis Obispo County Tribune that Astumian will be sentenced later, but he doesn't know when.