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A Checkers employee was arrested and a client was hospitalized after an argument that occurred early Saturday morning.
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According to the Philadelphia police, a Checkers employee was arrested for throwing hot grease on a customer by car on Saturday morning.
The incident allegedly occurred around 3 am in a location in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The fast-food employee and three women driving fought over the order. The women reportedly told the employee that their order was wrong, but the employee working at the wheel refused to change it.
The employee grabbed a cup of hot fat and threw it to the women in the car after refusing to leave the driving department, reports CBS Philly.
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The women continued to sit behind the wheel. The employee then grabbed two pans of fat and threw it on the women.
Police were called to the incident.
The driver was taken to the hospital where she was treated with first degree burns. The other two women were treated on the spot.
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The fast food service employee faces charges including aggravated assault and reckless endangerment.
The auditors did not immediately respond to Fox News's request for comment, but issued a statement to CBS Philly that the fast food chain was cooperating with the police.
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"This incident occurred at a franchise restaurant on Baltimore Avenue. The franchisee takes this incident very seriously and the manager is no longer with the company. This behavior was totally unacceptable and does not represent the values of the hundreds of Checkers employees who serve our Philadelphia guests every day. The franchisee cooperates fully with the police in his investigation, "the statement said.
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