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Police in California are seeking the public's assistance to a woman accused of attacking McDonald's manager in Santa Ana – allegedly over a dearth
The attacker entered the McDonald's restaurant from an employee back door on Oct. 27 at 11 pp. And asked for ketchup, according to a statement from Santa Ana Police.
"When the store manager said she could not be in the building, the suspect became combative," a police official said in a statement. "The suspect pushed, punched, and choked the victim."
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This video shows a woman wearing a light pink T-shirt and dark gray pants choking and slamming the manager's head against a machine in kitchen area.
Other employee quickly rushed to assist the manager in trying to pull the victim off.
"The manager tells her, 'I'll be glad to help you, you just need to go up front,' and for whatever reason she took it to herself to assault the manager," Santa Ana Police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna told ABC owned and operated television in Los Angeles KABC-TV.
In a remarkable moment in the video, a fast food restaurant employee manning a drive-thru window gets involved in the dispute, as the now three-person tussle veers off camera, and then can be seen darting to drive-thru window to Quickly change to a customer before rejoining the brawl.
The attacker is one of the people who has gone to the door of the restaurant.
"There is no boss that," said Bertagna, "is much less ketchup.
McDonald's owner operator Larry Kaplan, said in a statement that it is cooperating with the police to find the suspect.
"Our biggest priority is always the safety of our employees and our restaurants," Kaplan said. "We are fully cooperating with the Santa Ana Police Department's investigation."
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