Published 16:53 IST, December 28th 2019

McDonald's employees rescue woman who mouthed 'help Me' at drive-thru

Employees of a McDonald's outlet in the United States were praised by the authorities for saving a woman who mouthed a help me at the outlet's drive-thru

Reported by: Ruchit Rastogi
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Employees of a McDonald's outlet in United States were praised by authorities for saving a woman who moud ''help me'' at outlet's drive-thru. According to reports, woman first went to store's counter in afteron on December 24 and asked employees to call 911 before moving towards washroom. Afterwards, she tried to give her order but apparently her partner, Eduardo Valenzuela, forced her to place an order via drive-thru.

McDonald's employees praised

Once both of m reached order placing counter at drive-thru, woman moud a Help Me at window and employee quickly called for cops, while restaurant's manr asked employees stationed at drive-thru to stop taking orders so that victim's car could t move.

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According to reports, when police eventually arrived at scene, y asked woman to pull over while Valenzuela was sitting in passenger seat. After searching car, police found a gun with live rounds in car boot. authorities took Valenzuela into custody based on charges of threatening someone and being in possession of a gun with live rounds. After Valenzuela was arrested, woman told cops that he h been violent with her before, ding that he h threatened her earlier during day.

San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office released a statement in which y said that a woman's life was saved due to quick thinking of staff members at a McDonald's outlet, Lodi, California. During course of investigation, authorities found out that Valenzuela h been violent towards woman in past and day she asked for help, that day he h asked her to drive him to his parents.

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Two workers electrocuted

local owner of a McDonald's franchise in Pueblo Libre, Peru, was fined for $250,000 due to serious safety violations. se safety violations came to light after two employees were electrocuted to death. Both workers d 18, died on December 15 while cleaning kitchen. Authorities in a statement revealed that first victim, a woman, experienced an electric shock while attempting to clean soda machine. Her colleague tried to help her but in process suffered same fate as her.

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(With inputs from ncies)

16:53 IST, December 28th 2019