McDonald’s employee in St. Louis is shot in French fry dispute, police say

Terika Clay was charged with first-degree assault and armed prison motion after she shot a McDonald's worker after an argument over French fries that might escalate.
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A Missouri lady accused of capturing a McDonald’s restaurant worker has been criminally charged, officers mentioned.

Terika Clay, 30, of St. Louis, was charged with first-degree assault and armed prison motion after she allegedly shot an unidentified worker after an argument over a reduction on French fries escalated, FOX 2 of St. Louis reported.

The incident initially began when Clay pulled as much as the drive-thru and argued with the sufferer, who was working the drive-thru window, over the worth of the French fries. Clay then threatened to shoot the sufferer, courtroom paperwork mentioned, in keeping with the report. 

Someday later, the sufferer went on break and left the restaurant, the place Clay was ready. Clay confronted the sufferer then struck and shot the sufferer — all on surveillance cameras, Normandy police mentioned, FOX 2 reported. The sufferer was hospitalized with a minor wound and was later launched.

Clay was being held on $150,000 bond, although she has a bond discount listening to is scheduled subsequent week, FOX 2 reported. Clay was not permitted to make contact with the sufferer or be inside 1,000 ft of the sufferer or the restaurant, a choose ordered, in keeping with the report.

The incident began when Terika Clay pulled as much as the drive-thru and argued with the worker — who was working the drive-thru window.

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