This reaction is definitely not what was expected.
A McDonald’s customer in Florida allegedly assaulted the restaurant manager because his food took too long to prepare. The suspect was arrested and faces several charges related to the incident.
The incident was said to have occurred at a McDonald’s in Davie, Florida, on Monday, just before 11:00 pm.
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The incident occurred at a McDonald’s in Davie, Florida, on Monday, just before 11 pm, reports Local 10. The suspect reportedly ordered six McChicken sandwiches at the drive-through.
According to the news agency, the order’s food needed to be prepared, so the manager asked the man to stop at the restaurant and wait for her to bring the order. When she brought the food to the car, however, the suspect allegedly assaulted her.
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Sarah Allen, manager of McDonald’s, told Local 10: “He started arguing and yelling at me, he started pushing the door in my face while I was giving the bag to his friend. I said, ‘Sir, why did you are you doing this? ‘And he said,’ You guys took too long with my food. ‘ “
She continued, “More than six McChicken’s and a big potato chip, that was not necessary.”
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The suspect, identified as Daniel Suarez-Tellez, was taken into custody by the authorities. The attack was reportedly captured by the restaurant’s security cameras. Suarez-Teller is reportedly facing aggravated and aggravated assault charges.
This is just the last incident at a diner.
Fox News previously reported that authorities arrested a man outside a fast-food restaurant in Georgia after he allegedly attacked a woman at random while she waited at the drive-through. Fortunately, the woman was able to defend herself from the attack by firing warning shots.
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The bizarre and seemingly unprovoked incident occurred at a McDonald’s in Newnan, near Atlanta. The woman claims she was waiting at the restaurant’s drive-thru when another customer approached his car and started fighting at random. The suspect allegedly placed food and drinks on top of her vehicle before confronting her, but soon reached inside the woman’s car and began to choke her, a Newnan city spokesman told a local news agency.
When the woman failed to free herself from the man’s clutches, she would have grabbed a gun and fired two warning shots into the air.