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Input: A man upset about a negative restaurant review committed a drive-by shooting at the home of the person who wrote the review, according to an arrest affidavit. 
  
 Orange County deputies say Monica Walley wrote a Facebook post on Aug. 20 claiming that Daybreak Diner on Curry Ford Road near Crystal Lake Drive refused to serve her disabled mother, the affidavit said. 
  
 The owner’s son, Michael Johnson, his roommate Jesse Martin and Norman Auvil were drinking beer that night and were angry about the review, the affidavit said. 
  
 Martin found Walley’s address online, and the trio drive to the home “with the intent to harm someone” or cause property damage, according to the affidavit. With Johnson driving and Martin navigating, Auvil fired three shots into the home when they drove by, the affidavit said. 
  
 One of the shots went through a window and nearly hit someone sitting on a couch, deputies said. No one was injured. 
  
 Martin and Johnson, who have not been arrested, said Auvil is prone to “violent outbursts,” the affidavit said. Auvil was arrested Thursday on charges of shooting into a building, shooting from a vehicle and abuse of a disabled person. He is at the Orange County Jail on a $4,300 bond. 
  
 No one from the restaurant could be reached for comment. 
  
 dharris@orlandosentinel.com, 407-420-5471 or @DavidHarrisOS ||||| Ken Walley was sitting on the couch, watching television, when a bullet whizzed by his head. 
  
 "I actually could feel the air from the bullet as it passed by me." 
  
 His daughter, Monica Walley, was in the other room. 
  
 "I didn't think anybody was crazy enough to do this." 
  
 The Orange County Sheriff's Office said, because Monica left a negative review for a nearby restaurant, the gunfire was retaliation. 
  
 "When this all happened, I thought, no way ! I mean like, after a bad restaurant review? This doesn't seem right." 
  
 Deputies said three shots were fired into the home after a white Ford Flex stopped outside their residence on the night of August 20, the same night the review was posted. 
  
 One of those three bullets, narrowly missed Ken's head by inches. He describes the noise "like a car backfiring." He said he dove to the ground, and later found the .410 caliber bullet in a nearby laundry basket. 
  
 The review, posted on Walley's personal Facebook page said that her disabled mother was denied service at The Daybreak Diner. Walley said the diner told her mother she could not be inside the restaurant without another person with her. Instead, she would have to wait for her food order in her car. 
  
 Walley said in the past, her mother had a fall at the restaurant and she had only ever since returned with a companion. Walley writes, "It was my mother's birthday, and all she wanted was her favorite Greek omelet. She arrived back home in tears." 
  
 "It was so upsetting, so I felt that I needed to share this, and it's my right to be able to tell others like what my experience is and what happened to my mother. I think anybody in my shoes would have done the same thing." 
  
 That post led to hundreds of negative comments online and several angry phone calls to the diner. The owner of The Daybreak said her business was ruined as a result. 
  
 On the diner's professional Facebook page, they posted a statement that started, "To our valued customers: recently Daybreak Diner has become the center of a social media controversy alleging discrimination against a customer. The Daybreak family pride ourselves in welcoming the community into our diner and have never and will never practice any form of discrimination." 
  
 Deputies arrested 42-year-old Normal Auvil. In their report, they said he is a friend of the restaurant's owner and a former veteran. They report he had several beers the night of the alleged shooting. 
  
 Auvil is charged with shooting into a dwelling and abuse of a disabled adult. ||||| 0 Report: Florida woman's home shot up after she leaves negative Facebook review about restaurant 
  
 ORLANDO, Fla. - A Florida man was arrested Thursday evening, 10 days after he allegedly shot up a home after one of its residents complained about an experience at a restaurant, the Orange County Sheriff's Office said. 
  
 On Aug. 20, deputies were called to a home after Norman Auvil, 42, of Orlando -- riding in an SUV driven by Michael Johnson, the restaurant owner's son -- shot the home three times before Johnson drove away, according to an arrest report. 
  
 #Orlando man charged with firing into home after woman wrote negative restaurant review! We’ll hear from the man who says one of the bullets missed his head by only inches on #TV27at10 & #WFTVat11 @WFTV pic.twitter.com/9k9go5KdD0 — Ken Tyndall (@KenTyndallWFTV) September 1, 2018 
  
 The report said one of the bullets pierced a window, narrowly missing the head of Kenneth Walley, who was watching television in the living room. 
  
 “I actually could feel the air from the bullet as it passed by me," Walley said. "It missed me by about 4 inches." 
  
 On Aug. 19, Walley's wife, Diana Walley, had been denied service at the Daybreak Diner, so their daughter, Monica Walley, called the diner and spoke with several workers about her mother's visit, the report said. 
  
 Monica Walley said that she left a negative review on Facebook after her disabled mother was denied service on her birthday. She said the restaurant workers were "unnecessarily rude." 
  
 "It's my right to be able to tell others what my experience is and what happened and stand up for my mother," Monica Walley said. "I think that anybody in my shoes would have done the same thing." 
  
 According to the report, Monica Walley was unsatisfied with the diner's response, so she launched a social media campaign against the diner, alleging that they mistreated her mother because of a disability. 
  
 "The social media campaign resulted in negative online reviews, negative social media posts and harassing and angry phone calls to the restaurant," the report said. "The restaurant's owner, Lizabeth Johnson, later stated she felt that day that her business was ruined as a result of the negative social media campaign." 
  
 Investigators said that Michael Johnson and his girlfriend, Stephanie Knight, worked at the diner that they intended to inherit someday. 
  
 The report said Knight and Michael Johnson had been driving a 2013 white Ford Flex registered to Knight's father. The SUV matched the description of the one recorded by a surveillance camera approaching the shooting scene, the report said. 
  
 Investigators said Michael Johnson and Jesse Martin told them that on Aug. 20, they were drinking beer with Auvil at the home where they all live. 
  
 Deputies said the men were angry about the damage to the diner's reputation and the negative social media campaign, so Martin used an internet search engine to determine Monica Walley's identity from her Facebook post and to find her address. 
  
 "(Michael) Johnson drove the white Ford Flex while Martin navigated from the back passenger seat and Auvil rode in the front passenger seat," the report said. "(Michael) Johnson and Martin contend they drove to the Walley residence with the intent to harm someone (via physical fight) or to cause property damage (slashing tires or similar vandalism)." 
  
 Deputies said Auvil fired the shots when Michael Johnson stopped outside the home. Investigators said the men tried to dispose of the evidence after Michael Johnson drove away. 
  
 Auvil was arrested Thursday at South Bumby Avenue and Nancy Street, near the Lake Como home where the three men live, deputies said. 
  
 Detectives said Auvil expressed loyalty to Michael Johnson and Knight and said he had drunk six to eight beers with his friends while discussing the issue and before going for a ride with Michael Johnson and Martin. 
  
 Investigators said that although Auvil wouldn't discuss his involvement in the incident, he told them that he understands that it "looked bad" for him. 
  
 Auvil, who was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army, said he drinks beer "most days," investigators said. 
  
 "Both Martin and (Michael) Johnson expressed concern for their safety and stated they had witnessed or been subjected to violent outbursts by Auvil in their residence," the report said. 
  
 Auvil was arrested on charges of shooting into an occupied dwelling, shooting from a vehicle within 1,000 feet of a person and abuse of a disabled adult. 
  
 "I didn't think anybody was crazy enough to do something like this over something so small," Monica Walley said. 
  
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 WEBVTT THAT HOME AT THE TIME AND IN THE LINE OF FIRE. BOB: THAT ACCUSED SHOOTER IS HERE AT THE ORANGE COUNTY JAIL. THE ATTACK HAPPENED ON THE SAME NIGHT THE COMMENT WAS POSTED ON FACEBOOK. INVESTIGATORS SAY THIS MAN WAS SO ANGRY ABOUT NEGATIVE PUBLICITY FOR THE DINER, HE DECIDED TO SHOOT UP THE HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE WHO POSTED IT ON FACEBOOK. >> THIS WAS THE FIRST SHOT. HE HIT THE GROUND. BOB: MONICA WALLEY’S FATHER WAS SITTING ON THIS COUCH IN FRONT OF THE WINDOW LAST MONDAY WHEN BULLETS CRASHED THROUGH HIS WINDOW. >> SO IT MISSED HIM BY ABOUT FOUR INCHES OR SO. BOB: IT WAS A DISTURBING BY ITSELF BUT WHAT MADE THIS ATTACK , SO MUCH MORE BIZARRE IS THAT INVESTIGATORS SAY THE MAN NOW ACCUSED OF THE SHOOTING, NORMAN AUVIL, WAS MOTIVATED BY A SOCIAL MEDIA POST BY WALLEY ABOUT A LOCAL DINER. WALLEYS MOTHER, WHO IS DISABLED, CAME TO THE DINER TO GET AN OMELETTE ON HER BIRTHDAY. BUT SHE CLAIMS THE DINER WOULDN’T SERVE HER INSIDE BECAUSE OF HER DISABILITY. IN A SOCIAL MEDIA POST OF HER OWN, THE DINER’S OWNER DISPUTES THAT CLAIM. MONICA FELT HER MOM WAS MISTREATED. SHE POSTED ON SOCIAL MEDIA, AND IT TOOK OFF. >> PEOPLE WERE SHARING MY STORY. THEY WERE COMMENTING ON THEIR FACEBOOK PAGE. THEY WERE CALLING UP THE PLACE. TELLING THEM -- AND I DIDN’T TELL ANYBODY TO DO ANY OF THAT STUFF. BOB: BUT ACCORDING TO A CRIMINAL COMPLAINT ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF’S INVESTIGATORS SAY THAT WORRIED THE DINER’S OWNER WHO BELIEVED HER BUSINESS WAS RUINED AS A RESULT OF THE NEGATIVE SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN. THE COMPLAINT SAYS HER SON, A FRIEND, AND THIS MAN, NORM AUVIL, DRANK BEERS, THEN DECID TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. THEY DROVE TO THE VICTIM’S RESIDENCE WITH THE INTENT TO HARM SOMEONE OR TO CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE. INSTEAD, AS THEY DROVE UP, INVESTIGATORS SAY AUVIL, A U.S. ARMY VETERAN, PULLED OUT A GUN, AND FIRED THREE SHOTS IN TO THE WALLEY’S HOUSE. >> I GUESS I NEVER THOUGHT THAT SOCIAL MEDIA WOULD LEAD TO SOMETHING LIKE THIS. NOW I KNOW GOING FORWARD MAYBE PUMP THE BRAKES. [LAUGHTER] BUT AT THE SAME TIME I FEEL LIKE I SHOULD BE ABLE TO STAND UP FOR MY MOTHER. AND I FEEL LIKE ANYBODY IN MY SHOES WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME. BOB: AUVIL IS CHARGED WITH SHOOTING INTO A DWELLING, SHOOTING FROM A VEHICLE, AND ABUSE OF THE ELDERLY. HIS BOND IS SET JUST OVER $4000. REPORTING AT THE ORANGE COUNTY JAIL, BOB HAZEN, WESH 2 |||||
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"I didn't think anybody was crazy enough to do something like this." So says Florida's Monica Walley, who was at her Orange County home Aug. 20 when a bullet whizzed through a window, missing her father's head by inches. It was one of three fired at the home in retaliation for a critical restaurant review, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. Walley had penned the review on Facebook, explaining her disabled mother was denied service at the Daybreak Diner where she had once suffered a fall. "It was my mother's birthday, and all she wanted was her favorite Greek omelet," Walley wrote. Told she couldn't be in the restaurant without a companion, "she arrived back home in tears," Walley added in the review, which prompted hundreds of negative comments and some angry phone calls to the diner, per Fox 35. The restaurant said employees "have never and will never practice any form of discrimination." But the review was still a talking point that night as the son of the diner's owner drank beer with his roommate and a family friend, 42-year-old Norman Auvil. After finding Walley's address online, they discussed driving there to pick a fight or slash tires, police say, per WESH. Once outside the home, however, Auvil allegedly fired three shots. "I actually could feel the air from the bullet as it passed by me," Walley's father tells WJAX. "It missed me by about 4 inches." Arrested Thursday, per the Orlando Sentinel, Auvil was charged with shooting into a building, shooting from a vehicle and abuse of a disabled person after his two companions "expressed concern for their safety" and described other "violent outbursts by Auvil," per a criminal complaint.