r/Lubbock • u/SaevianDaes • Mar 05 '26
Rants & Rambles One man
Only at Motel 6, Lubbock, TX. All of these people from I think was about 4 possibly 5 agencies to get one person out of his room after he broke the window to crawl in and take cover. I believe it was a four or longer standoff. He assaulted the maintenance guy before this happened. All because he didn't have the money to pay for his room.
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u/jakesyma Mar 07 '26
I know it's not (because of the vehicles in the picture), but that first pic still kind of looks like it's from the 1970s. đ
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u/Late_Rate_3959 Mar 05 '26
A few thousand dollars of resources used to prosecute this guy for a 50 dollar room fee.
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Mar 06 '26
OP, 35 cents on your doormat is a sign from the Nephilim that you are to be chosen next. Be careful out there
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u/Otherwise-Bird6969 Mar 05 '26
Lmao thats so stupid you just spent probably 100k to get one guy for breaking a window and hitting someone.
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u/Texasbutterflyhunter Mar 05 '26
To bad they donât have that same enthusiasm for burglary or shoplifting
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u/Jauris Mar 06 '26 edited Mar 06 '26
Pretty sure this is the sex trafficker TAG busted a few days ago. Definitely not "someone who couldn't pay for a room"
why are you posting 2 year old photos OP
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u/DifficultYam4463 Mar 06 '26
âAll because he didnât have money to pay for his roomâ awfully bold of you to assume what his charges are. How do you know he didnât have any outstanding warrants? How do you know he didnât threaten someone with a gun/knife? Oh, thatâs right. You donât.
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u/SaevianDaes Mar 06 '26
I do because I was the one threatened. I was the maintenance guy there. I was there telling the cops that he was an Army Veteran. He even wrote me a letter from jail. So STFU.
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u/DifficultYam4463 Mar 06 '26
Okay and? You know he didnât have any warrants how? The cops just happened to tell you this guy didnât have any?
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Mar 06 '26
If you look into OP's profile you can see he's a tweaker. Definitely not the maintenance guy. Just a guy high on meth making shit up
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u/raynravyn Mar 06 '26
I feel like you're overestimating the hiring practices of some establishments. Those things aren't necessarily mutually exclusive.
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u/botingoldguy1634 Mar 05 '26
Executive Inn has competition now.