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|occupation = Manager at a hardware store (fired) | |occupation = Manager at a hardware store (fired) | ||
|hobby = Complaining and assaulting over things that aren't their fault | |hobby = Complaining and assaulting over things that aren't their fault | ||
|goals = To assault fast food workers (succeeded) | |goals = To assault fast food workers (succeeded)<br>To get away with what he did (failed) | ||
|crimes = Assault<br>Blackmail | |crimes = [[Assault]]<br>Blackmail<br>Harassment | ||
|type of villain =Psychopathic Karen | |type of villain =Psychopathic Karen | ||
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'''Austin Addison''' is a psychopathic "karen" from Pennsylvania. | '''Austin Addison''' is a psychopathic "karen" from Pennsylvania. | ||
== | == Villainy == | ||
He assaulted a Burger King worker over a wrong order. | |||
* He assaulted a Burger King worker over a wrong order. | |||
== Arrest == | == Arrest == | ||
He was charged with "harassment" and criminal mischief but not assault than what was deserved for what he did. | He was charged with "harassment" and criminal mischief but not assault than what was deserved for what he did. | ||
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[[Category:Blackmailers]] | |||
[[Category:United States of America]] | |||
[[Category:Karma Houdini]] | |||
[[Category:Living Villains]] | |||
[[Category:Psychopath]] | |||
[[Category:Modern Villains]] | |||
[[Category:Imprisoned]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:00, 11 January 2023
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Austin Addison is a psychopathic "karen" from Pennsylvania.
Villainy edit
- He assaulted a Burger King worker over a wrong order.
Arrest edit
He was charged with "harassment" and criminal mischief but not assault than what was deserved for what he did.