An argument ended in the worst way at a fast food restaurant, where an employee shot a customer after he complained because the order was incorrect. The episode was recorded on the site’s security cameras and circulated on social networks.
The event occurred last Friday, June 14, around 1 in the morning, at a location in the city of Lakeland, Florida, United States. The woman was arrested by the police and faces charges of aggravated assault by use of a deadly weapon.
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The employee, identified as 22-year-old Chassidy Gardner, was working her night shift at the beginning of the weekend. The night of the incident, she had been in charge of the self-service area, where vehicles place her order and pick it up through a window. However, a misunderstanding unleashed his anger and made her react excessively.
They argued, threw drinks at each other and the employee shot them
According to the Police, it all started when the customer made a complaint about the order that had been delivered to him. His complaint was because What the employee had given him was not what he had asked for..
The employee took the gun, went out to the parking lot and shot at the car. (Video: X/@DennD68)
The discussion escalated and Chassidy he threw a drink at the car and then abruptly closed the window. The man got out of the vehicle, opened the window and responded in the same way. Then, he also threw ice into the interior of the premises.
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By that time, the young woman had already gone to look for the weapon and in the filming she can be seen with the revolver in her hand. Another camera shot of her shows her leaving the premises with another employee, with the gun in her hand. That’s when He fires the shots in the parking lot of the place.
Fortunately No one was hurt, but the car was hit at least once.. Personnel from the Lakeland Police Department arrived at the scene and took Chassidy into custody for the crime of assault.
“It was totally unnecessary and unjustified for her to point the gun at a customer in the drive-thru… I’m surprised she would have a gun like that in a place like a McDonald’s. as an employee,” said Orlando Rolón, retired police chief of the Orlando Police Department, in dialogue with local media.
