Teh One Who Knocks
02-06-2013, 12:07 PM
The Times and Democrat Staff Report
SANTEE — Santee police officers responded to Burger King on Britain Street at 12:16 p.m. on Jan. 29 in reference to an assault.
Officers met with the complainant, a 34-year-old Burger King employee, who said a female customer placed an order, saying she did not want onion rings that were in the food warmer because they would be cold, the report said.
The Burger King employee told her he would not serve cold onion rings to her, the report said. He also told officers the woman was accompanied by a man who suggested she request a refund.
Again, the Burger King employee tried to explain that he would not serve cold onion rings.
At that point, the male subject told him to “not be disrespecting my girlfriend.”
The employee asked the woman if he was disrespecting her, and that’s when her male companion struck the employee in the head with a food tray and broke his glasses.
The pair left Burger King in a red vehicle.
SANTEE — Santee police officers responded to Burger King on Britain Street at 12:16 p.m. on Jan. 29 in reference to an assault.
Officers met with the complainant, a 34-year-old Burger King employee, who said a female customer placed an order, saying she did not want onion rings that were in the food warmer because they would be cold, the report said.
The Burger King employee told her he would not serve cold onion rings to her, the report said. He also told officers the woman was accompanied by a man who suggested she request a refund.
Again, the Burger King employee tried to explain that he would not serve cold onion rings.
At that point, the male subject told him to “not be disrespecting my girlfriend.”
The employee asked the woman if he was disrespecting her, and that’s when her male companion struck the employee in the head with a food tray and broke his glasses.
The pair left Burger King in a red vehicle.