In this episode, we break down the New York pizzeria attack that led to a 17-year prison sentence — a violent incident triggered by a customer refusing to follow a basic health code rule about dogs in restaurants.

I discuss what really happened inside that pizza shop, why the situation escalated so fast, and how ego, entitlement, and unchecked anger are turning everyday conflicts into life-changing tragedies. This case is a powerful reminder that our choices matter, and the consequences can be severe.

If you’re interested in real stories, public safety, accountability, and the psychology behind violent behavior, this episode is for you.

Take care, stay safe, and make better choices.

An elderly woman was shoved off a Boston bus — all because of impatience and disrespect.An elderly woman was violently pushed off a bus in Boston by a young mother holding her baby. What should have been a simple moment of patience turned into violence, leaving one woman injured and another facing serious charges.This isn’t just about one incident — it’s about the bigger issue we face as a society. Basic decency and respect seem to be disappearing. People are so quick to anger, so impatient, that they’ll destroy lives over something small.In this video, I break down what happened, why it matters, and what it says about where we are as a community. One moment of self-control could have prevented this tragedy.

An 11-year-old boy lost his life after a homeowner chased him down and opened fire when kids played a late-night ding-dong ditch prank in Houston. This tragedy has sparked outrage, legal questions, and conversations about parenting, restraint, and accountability.In this episode of The Mike Styles Experience, I break down:👉 Why these pranks are no longer harmless in today’s world👉 The difference between self-defense and punishment👉 How anger replaced restraint, leading to murder charges and a $1M bond👉 The lessons for parents, kids, and adults when it comes to respect and consequencesTimes are different now. People are more on edge, more armed, and one bad decision — whether it’s a prank or pulling the trigger — can change everything.

A tragic and senseless act of violence took place at a McDonald’s in Eastpointe, Michigan. 39-year-old manager Jennifer Harris — a mother of six — lost her life at the hands of her own employee, 26-year-old Afeni Muhammad, after being told to go home during a shift dispute. There’s absolutely no excuse for what took place. We need to talk about accountability, emotional control, and the harsh reality that sometimes… we don’t know who we’re working next to.

A deadly online beef between two YouTubers ended in tragedy on the Las Vegas Strip.

Rodney “Finny Da Legend” and his wife were live-streaming when Manuel “Sin City Manny” Ruiz confronted them and opened fire. What began as online drama turned into a real-world tragedy— a chilling reminder that words, ego, and pride can have lethal consequences.

After escaping the Orleans Parish Justice Center, Antoine Massey and Derrick Groves are still at large. But as law enforcement closes in, one question remains: What’s the end game? As resources are drying up, and family members who help them are putting their own freedom at risk; what's next for these two? The thrill of freedom won’t last forever.

💬 What would you do if someone you knew was on the run? Drop your thoughts in the comments.

An 80-year-old military veteran tragically lost his life after a shocking altercation over a parking spot in Houston, Texas. The incident occurred at a local grocery store where the veteran was assaulted during a dispute, resulting in severe injuries that ultimately led to him being taken off life support. This heartbreaking event highlights the senselessness of violence and the devastating consequences it can have.

Two brothers tragically lost their lives while trying to rescue their neighbor from a violent situation with her abusive boyfriend. Direct intervention can be dangerous. If someone's life is genuinely in danger it's your decision whether you physically intervene or not, but know it comes with risks. What would you do?