US woman pulls gun on McDonald's workers for giving ketchup instead of jelly

In a bizarre incident, a woman from US' Tennesse pointed a gun at employees of McDonald's as y gave her ketchup while she asked for a jelly. apparent condiment mix up led to a police complaint against her after outlet workers' reported incident to police. woman named Asia Vester, 20, was arrested on December 3 and charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a weapon. Three employees at a McDonald’s in Memphis, Tennessee told police that Vester ordered in drive-thru line and was upset over her order after which she threatened attack.

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Illegal possession of gun

According to a Memphis police affidavit, she began arguing with employees at restaurant before brandishing a gun, which she pointed at three workers before driving away. workers furr explained police that at Memphis McDonald’s restaurant, red packets are used to serve ketchup and purple packets contain jelly. It is still unclear if Vester placed right order. She was identified via surveillance video caught on outlet's CCTV. Since Vester is under 21 years, it is illegal for her to possess a gun. As per rules, Concealed Carry is legal with a license or permit in Tennessee, but minimum is 21. She is reportedly out of jail on bond and is set to appear in court next Wednesday.

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McDonald's customer arrested for punching workers

In ar violent incident related to McDonald's, a man from Utah allegedly assaulted multiple McDonald’s workers last month after claiming y spoilt his order. He faced charges of burglary and two counts of assault and was arrested after employees' filed a report against him. incident took place on vember 7 at a McDonald’s inside a Walmart in Layton, Utah. After leaving with his food, Victor Jimmy Castro allegedly returned to restaurant and forced his way behind counter, punching two employees.

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