Fury in a Walmart: A customer attacked his employees with a knife and pepper spray

At the moment a woman releases a pepper spray and holds a Walmart worker with a knife (VIDEO: YouTube / Hudpost)

Walmart employees of the Municipality of North Bergen in New Jersey, USA, were attacked by Imani Jones, who threw them a pepper spray and held one with a knife while she waited in the queue.

In a video taken by a user and published by Hudpost, you can see when the 39-year-old woman gets angry, starts screaming and throws a pepper spray on several employees of the establishment.

Clients and some workers covered their eyes, while the staff is trying to control Imani Jones, without achieving his goal.

The woman managed to escape the store's employees and took out a knife., with the one who took hostage one of the employees, which led to a room of the establishment, which was closed by boxes of products.

Before closing the door, the woman shouted, threatened and waved the knife.

One of Walmart's customers, Carolyn Cuellar was shocked after Imani Jones grabbed her by the neck and hit her against the wall.

"I tried to cover my face and felt a tightness. She shot me and started banging my head against the wall.said the NBC New York woman, who said she was trained behind the abuser in the customer service line after spraying pepper spray.

Carolyn Cuellar was hoping to return a DVDbut was surprised by the attack. "I could not believe that I was so close to being mortally wounded. I still think my children would not have their mother, "he added.

Captain William Lyons reported that it resulted in an injury to the eye for pepper gasIn addition, five other people were also injured, but only two need medical treatment.

Imani Jones, according to the Daily Mail, has been charged with five counts of aggravated badault, six of endangering another person and possession of a weapon, among other charges.

The same medium indicated that the woman was arrested after the police sprayed pepper spray and put him in custody. He also stays Barrage in the Hudson County Jail.

"The safety of our customers and employees is a priority for us, and we regret what these customers have experienced, we are grateful for the speed with which the North Bergen Police Service acted and we will ask additional questions", said the Walmart spokesman for the nj. com.