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Violent clash between seven customers in Texas whataburger According to local reports, the incident was sparked by a mix-up in a food order.
the policemen ran st anthony There was a fierce fight in the branch of the burger chain at 3 am on Sunday morning.
When police reached the scene, they found two groups brutally assaulting each other, leaving a pool of blood on the floor and seats inside the fast food outlet.
footage Pictures of the fight surfaced on social media, showing some customers throwing punches at each other.
at the beginning of VideoA diner is sent flying across the table by a man dressed in orange. Others can be seen thrown to the ground, before being violently beaten and kicked.
A girl yells, “You’re a great dad; what’s wrong with you?” When the unnamed girl approaches the two groups, she is pushed back.
The footage also shows two other girls scuffling with someone and punching them.
During the melee, patrons hurled abuses Burger Chen ignored the voice urging him to “calm down.” Someone else tried to diffuse the situation by saying, “Yo, let me pay,” to no avail.
The video ends with terrified diners fleeing while a voice yells: “These adults are beating up little kids at Whataburger.”
A Facebook The user named Rebecca Noel took to social media to give her side of the story and claimed that the fight broke out due to a mix-up with her order.
“A portion of another table’s order was accidentally brought to my son and his friends,” he wrote. New York PostNoel claimed that Whataburger staff simply told other customers ‘they have your food’ instead of helping.
He added, “Moments later, they confronted my son and his friends and within seconds the situation escalated from a simple misunderstanding to a violent attack.” “There is absolutely no excuse for what happened. It should never have escalated to this extent.”
Seven people were arrested in connection with the incident, each charged with assault causing bodily injury, SAPD reports. ksat,
Their age is between 21 to 57 years. The report also reportedly states that two men and two women, two of whom were 18 years old and two were in their 20s, were attacked during the incident.
Whataburger spokesperson confirmed this San Antonio Express-News The man in the orange shirt was a company employee who was off duty at the time. He has since been fired.
A spokesperson for the burger chain told the outlet, “The safety of our guests and employees is our top priority. We are cooperating fully with authorities.”
Independent SAPD and Whataburger have been contacted for further comment.