Drive-through worker draws gun on 'missing curly fries' customer
CCTV footage of a fast food restaurant drive-through shows the moment a worker pulled a gun on a customer after an argument over missing fries. Photo: Internet Source
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HUSTON, Texas, USA - CCTV footage of a fast food restaurant drive-through shows the moment a worker pulled a gun on a customer after an argument over missing fries.
HUSTON, Texas, USA - CCTV footage of a fast food restaurant drive-through shows the moment a worker pulled a gun on a customer after an argument over missing fries.
The incident took place in March 2021 in Houston, Texas.
The driver’s family has since filed a lawsuit against Jack-in-the-Box and its employee, Alonniea Ford-Theriot.
Ford-Theriot pled guilty to a charge of deadly conduct.
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