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The manager of Buffalo Wild Wings was fired after the release of the video.
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A manager of a Buffalo Wild Wings in Grand Rapids was fired after seeing a video showing that he had choked a "very drunk" man in the restaurant.
Surveillance footage captured the September 6th incident. In the video, two employees are seen talking to a man before one of them catches him by the neck and smothers him unconsciously. The man falls to the ground and the two employees seem to drag him out.
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Starting Tuesday, the police are still working to identify the victim. However, the company has identified one of the employees as being the restaurant manager.
In a statement to Fox News, Jean Lanfear, vice president of human resources at JK & T Wings, Inc., the franchisee of this Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant, confirmed that the employee had been fired for his actions.
"We are extremely disappointed by the incident in one of our restaurants and we fired the manager who does not embody the values of Buffalo Wild Wings. We are now working to locate the person involved. "
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Lanfear told Fox News that the case was undergoing an extreme investigation while the search for the victim was underway.
Lanfear told WOOD that "it was not the first time" that the "very drunk" man who was suffocated entered the restaurant and began to "create chaos".
The shares of the manager were described by the company as highly inappropriate and it was withdrawn as soon as Buffalo Wild Wings executives saw the footage from the surveillance.
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Kennith Herrick, a former Buffalo Wild Wings employee, posted the video on Facebook after another current employee sent it.
"There has been a history of incidents in the company and nothing has been done so far," Herrick wrote at 24 Hour News 8, reported WOOD.
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