Because an order at the drive-in counter did not come quickly enough, an employee of a fast food restaurant in the USA had to die. A 37-year-old shot a 22-year-old.
In Florida, a 37-year-old shot a man because an order at the drive-in counter supposedly took too long. The “New York Post” reports about this. According to this, a woman in a Burger King branch in Orlando rioted because she had to wait too long for her order at the drive-in counter. She got her money back and was asked to leave. After threatening to get her husband, the woman initially disappeared.
The woman returned a little later, accompanied by a 37-year-old, who asked the employee who previously served the woman to fight. He took the victim later in the headlock, but was then prevented from witnessing further combat by witnesses and returned to his vehicle.
Only death was found in the hospital
Shortly thereafter, he returned with a gun and aimed at the Burger King employee who had just started the job. “You have two seconds before I shoot you,” said the perpetrator, the police said. Then he pulled the trigger.
The victim was taken to a nearby hospital, where only the death of the 22-year-old was found. The gunman was charged with murder, destruction of evidence and possession of weapons.
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