Brutal McDonald’s drive-thru fight caught on camera
The fight happened at the fast food chain in northeastern Minneapolis, according to KMSP.
The video shows the store manager, 22-year-old Bernard Robinson III, fighting with a customer for more than a minute. The man has Robinson’s necktie gripped in his hand during the fight.
Robinson’s family says the dispute started when the customer got angry when it took too long for the cashier previously working the window to make change for a $100 bill.
“The guy just got irate and spit on my son’s face,” the store manager’s father told KMSP. “Then he went to grab at him and he grabbed at my son’s tie. My son was trying to grab back at him and he had to put the quarter pounders on him to get him off him.”
The customer, identified as 31-year-old Walied Feshir, claims he is the victim. The fight continued in the parking lot.
When police arrived, witnesses said Fesher smelled like alcohol. He was taken to the hospital for minor injuries.
Police cited Fesher for misdemeanor assault.
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MINNEAPOLIS — A brutal fight between a manager and customer at a McDonald’s drive-thru was caught on camera.
The fight happened at the fast food chain in northeastern Minneapolis, according to KMSP.
The video shows the store manager, 22-year-old Bernard Robinson III, fighting with a customer for more than a minute. The man has Robinson’s necktie gripped in his hand during the fight.
Robinson’s family says the dispute started when the customer got angry when it took too long for the cashier previously working the window to make change for a $100 bill.
“The guy just got irate and spit on my son’s face,” the store manager’s father told KMSP. “Then he went to grab at him and he grabbed at my son’s tie. My son was trying to grab back at him and he had to put the quarter pounders on him to get him off him.”
The customer, identified as 31-year-old Walied Feshir, claims he is the victim. The fight continued in the parking lot.
When police arrived, witnesses said Fesher smelled like alcohol. He was taken to the hospital for minor injuries.
Police cited Fesher for misdemeanor assault.
Warning: Video below contains language that is not suitable for all viewers. Viewer discretion advised.