Man Kills Florida Fast Food Employee for Delayed Food Order

A young employee of a restaurant Burger King in Florida He was killed by a bullet from a Hispanic man who was taken to the establishment by a woman who complained that her order was delayed, local media reported.

Desmond Armond Joshua, 22, who had started working at the restaurant just a few days earlier, died at the hospital to which he was rushed to after the incident in Central Orange County on Saturday, according to the area sheriff’s office.

That night the place was very busy and customers had to wait longer than usual to receive their orders, according to local media.

A woman waiting for her food began to get angry and shout and came to threaten that she was going to call “her man” to fix the situation..

The staff saw her so upset that she gave the woman a $ 40 refund and asked her to leave.

He did so, but returned soon after with his “man”, later identified as Kelvis Rodríguez-Tormes, 37.

The woman, whose identity has not been released, challenged Joshua to fight him.

The restaurant’s security cameras captured how Rodríguez-Tormes grabbed the employee by the head and tried to suffocate him until a person who was there managed to release him..

Rodríguez-Tormes left the restaurant, but went to his vehicle, took a pistol and returned.

Before opening fire he warned him, “You have two seconds before I shoot you.”

The Hispanic was arrested and charged with first-degree murder with a firearm, destruction of evidence (the weapon did not appear), and possession of a firearm by a person with a prior criminal conviction.

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