Woman, 75, Dies After Fight with Fast-Food Worker over Drive-Thru Order Issue
Police say a 75-year-old customer died after a fight with Tim Hortons employees, and no arrests have been made as the cause of death remains pending.
- The Fort Wayne Police Department is investigating the death of 75-year-old Anita Grayson following a physical altercation at a Tim Hortons on May 13 near Ice Way.
- Grayson entered the restaurant to address a drive-thru order issue. Once inside, police say she began 'berating a 17-year-old female employee,' prompting a 20-year-old shift lead to intervene.
- Security footage shows Grayson shoved the shift lead and struck her face. The worker suffered 'scratches' and 'a chunk of hair' pulled from her head during the struggle.
- Medics transported Grayson to a hospital, where she was pronounced dead shortly after the incident. Officials have not yet determined her exact cause of death.
- As of Tuesday, no arrests have been made. The Fort Wayne Police Department stated, 'any loss of life is tragic,' while detectives await medical findings and continue reviewing evidence.
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A recent dispute over a drive-thru order at an Indiana Tim Hortons ended with a 75-year-old customer dead and an official investigation. Fort Wayne police say Anita Grayson went inside one of the chain's restaurants there last week to complain about her order and began verbally attacking a 17-year-old employee,...
75-Year-Old Indiana Woman Dies After Fight With Tim Hortons Employee Over Drive-Thru Order
A morning dispute over a drive-thru order took a tragic turn in Indiana when a 75-year-old woman died inside a coffee shop shortly after engaging in a violent physical struggle with a restaurant employee. The Fort Wayne Police Department has taken the unusual step of releasing complete, high-quality security camera footage of the 13 May incident to combat what authorities describe as inaccurate online speculation. The video documents the final m…
Elderly woman dies after fight in Tim Horton’s worker over drive-thru order
Surveillance footage showed Anita Grayson, 75, entering the coffee shop in Fort Wayne on May 13 before appearing to strike a store manager, resulting in a scuffle
Anita Grayson var missnöjd med sin drive-thru-beställning. Det ledde till ett slagsmål med personalen som slutade med att 75-åringen dog.
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