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WILD VIDEO: Drive-thru shooting — over missing curly fries #shorts
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0:59Now PlayingA Texas Jack in the Box turned into a scene out of a Western movie after an enraged employee unloaded on a customer during a dispute over missing curly fries. NY Post Features Reporter Ben Cost has more on this story.
The drive-fry shooting occurred March 31, 2021, but surveillance footage only recently surfaced and is blowing up online.
According to a lawsuit filed by customer Anthony Ramos, the fast food fracas kicked off at 11 p.m. after he stopped by the drive-thru at a Jack in the Box near Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
His pregnant wife was reportedly sitting in the passenger seat and his 6-year-old daughter was in the backseat.
Things quickly went a-fry after Ramos realized his $12.99 combo meal was missing a side of curly fries and returned to the restaurant to raise the issue with drive-thru employee Alonniea Fantasia Ford, Local10 reported.
However, Ford subsequently refused to give him his potato sticks, igniting a heated argument between the two.
At one point, the employee starts throwing ketchup, ice and other items at Ramos, who retaliates by tossing items back at the drive-thru window.
According to the complaint, Ford “began cursing at plaintiffs and yelling at them to ‘get the f–k” outta here!’”
Hoping to ease tensions, a fellow employee closed and locked the drive-thru window.
That’s when Ford decided to bring out the big guns … literally.
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