A woman allegedly climbed a drive-thru window and assaulted a Tim Hortons employee in Brampton

A 21-year-old woman faces charges after allegedly crossing an ATM to attack an employee inside a Tim Hortons in Brampton

In a widely circulated video that shows the Attack of a woman is seen holding a staff member by her hair while another employee is trying to snatch the attacker. The woman and an employee exchange words, though inaudible, before appearing to start firing.

The employee is finally released and comes out of the camera crying. CTV News Toronto was informed by a client that the employee was pregnant.

"Where did we go wrong as people?" Asked customer Michael Mendonca. "How do we justify doing something like this and it's okay?"

The video was posted on Facebook and shared on multiple accounts

Peel Const. Police. Danny Marttini said agents had received information about an incident at a Tim Hortons near Castlemore Road and McVean Drive around 3 am Sunday.

"We had a woman going through the drive-through window and attacking the poor female" Marttini told CTV News Toronto

that the woman fled the area after the altercation. The employee went to the hospital as a precaution

Marttini said the Tim Hortons' entrance gates were locked at that time.

"She obviously wanted to come in, and then she crossed the threshold.

Another client, who also happens to be a fast food restaurant manager in Toronto, said that these attacks were not uncommon. It 's not like that, it' s extreme, but someone who has launched glbades from a driving service, so this happens often.

The owner of this Tim Hortons put two bars across the drive. -A window to protect workers

A suspicious police officer identifies as Leliqua Clarke was arrested on Wednesday and charged with two counts of badault and a break and enter with intention. She is scheduled to appear in court Thursday.