Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe CHICAGO, April 14 (UPI) -- A Chicago man who claimed he was “tax exempt” and didn’t have to pay the 22-cent sales tax on his $1.79 two-liter of Pepsi allegedly pulled a .22 caliber submachine gun to avoid forking over the extra cash at a convenience store on Saturday. Nahshon Shelton was charged with five counts, including felony unlawful use of a weapon, aggravated assault and having an invalid FOID card, and is currently being held without bail. Advertisement “I’m going to shoot you in the head three times,” the 36-year-old allegedly said during the incident. “Right now I’m going to smoke your ass. You’re not listening, I’m killing everyone in here.” After he was arrested, Shelton allegedly told police, “[This] is my neighborhood, I’m tax exempt! Man, you know what, I’ll keep it real. I had to put them in their place.” According to Assistant State Attorney Claire Savaglio, the entire incident was captured on the store’s surveillance cameras. [Chicago Sun Times] [DNAinfo Chicago] Read More Jennifer Garner: Ben Affleck is competitive sports parent Underwater vehicle to search seabed for MH370 clues Senate leaders call to review oil export ban Pregnant Mila Kunis wins 'Best Villain' at MTV Movie Awards [PHOTOS] UN Security Council calls emergency session on Ukraine