Shateasha Hicks, a Burger King employee in Miami, Florida, allegedly shot at a customer’s car after the customer allegedly squirted or threw mayonnaise in her face.
A Burger King employee in Florida allegedly shot a customer after he threw mayonnaise at her face, police and local reports said.
Hicks then allegedly went to her car, grabbed a gun and squeezed off five shots at the person’s vehicle as they drove away, according to an arrest report obtained by the outlet. Shateasha Hicks, a Burger King employee, allegedly shot at a customer’s car after he threw mayonnaise in her face.A gun was found on the floorboard of Hicks’ car, and investigators recovered five bullet casings in the Burger King parking lot, according to the report.It’s not clear if the customer, who hasn’t been tracked down by authorities, was injured in the shooting.“She was protecting herself. I don’t blame her.
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