South Carolina Man Attacked With a Chair for Belching in Restaurant

South Carolina police are looking for a man who attacked a 20-year-old man for belching at a fast food restaurant and not apologizing.

Police authorities from South Carolina reported that the young man was in the company of a friend in a Taco Bell when a man approached them and asked him if he had belched without apologizing, physically attacking him with a chair to his left elbow, reported The Huffington Post.

Early this year an act of intolerance ended in a tragedy after a Texas man stabbed his girlfriend for bringing pizza and not a chicken sandwich for dinner.

The man identified as Michael Corsey attacked his girlfriend with a kitchen knife after he realized that she had gotten his dinner wrong. The police arrested Michael Corsey on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, keeping him in the McLennan County prison after his arrest last Friday, Jan. 10.

Another case of violence was reported in September 2013 when a woman was accused of stabbing her boyfriend after he refused to stop listening to The Eagles.

Another recent case was that of a pregnant woman who violently attacked her roommate over a discussion related to the use of butter. Jennifer Feagley, the 24-year-old woman blamed her hormones for the aggression. The report indicated that Patricia Marson placed butter over fire when Jennifer attacked her and repeatedly punched her in the head until she grabbed a cane and attacked her five more times.