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I still need an insufficient report of the food. That's the >> You're in possession of a firearm. >> On September 12th, 2025, a woman turned a McDonald's order into a crime scene. She claimed the food gave her an allergic reaction after she returned from court. Instead of just getting a refund, she allegedly assaulted a senior citizen who was simply sweeping the floor. It was a textbook of entitlement that proved some people just cannot handle themselves over freaking a Big Mac. >> I can't bring it back. They gave me notes that my body I believe I'm having a reaction. >> So it's been 2 hours. >> I was in court. I understand that >> I couldn't come back. I came back asked the court to bring back and to make a incident report. I actually I was there asking them and I have an incident report for this mount because I'm the lady, oh no, you have to go to the hospital. I said no. I'm asking can you all make an in report of this? >> So, how can fire rescue help you then? >> To check them cuz I shake and I eat and I ate that. My mouth started hurting. My stomach is hurting real bad. That's why I brought it back. >> And um as I already those people waiting for you to come, she just came out of nowhere and swept my feet. I got up. I didn't mean to push her. I'm already like shaking when I went toward her asking her what what happened. And my hand went like that and she fell like went back. She tripped back and fell and everybody came out. Oh, what happened? Why did you do that? Why did you do that? And I didn't say anything because I didn't mean to do that. I'm already having a medical emergency, you know. I didn't mean to do that, you know, and now I feel like everything is trying to be turned down on me when I originally called for help, you know, and they already didn't want to help when it was they mistake or giving me the wrong food that I'm allergic to or possibly allergic to because I'm having a medical emergency. And now because this happened to her, everybody is saying her and I just could be I don't know what's going to happen to me right now. I feel discriminated on. I'm here and >> nothing about being discriminated on. You're you're talking normally fine. >> You're talking 100% fine. I understand. How good did you eat it? >> I didn't eat. They gave me the wrong food that I didn't. >> Did you take a bite out of a bite of it? >> The woman spent nearly 2 hours trying to convince everyone she was dying from a bite of food. She claimed she was shaking and having a medical crisis. Yet, her sugar levels were perfect. >> [music] >> Everything that came out of this woman's mouth was a lie, including her supposed accidental push. She was clearly fishing for a lawsuit instead of help. >> Uh, it was at 9. >> Okay. So, it's 9:30. That's 3 hours. That's 4 hours. So, if you would have had an emergency, it would have happened in court. >> My mouth was hurting in my stomach. >> I understand that while I was But if you would have been having like an allergic reaction, it would have happened at court. But you're speaking fine to us was what we're worried about. Um, we'll check you out, but just letting you know. Okay. As far as that, it's 4 hours ago. You would have if a medical emergency would have happened 20, 30 minutes or even right on the spot of eating that one bite. >> Well, I check out, you know what I'm saying? And I'm shaking borderline diabetic and I'm shaking here. >> Okay. We're going to check you out because you're throwing a lot. You're throwing everything at us. So, we'll check you out. Okay. >> But If you if you can't just sit on the sit on the wall right there. There you go. >> You going to let Are you going to let him check you out now? >> You going to let me check you out? You let me take your sugar? >> Yes, >> sir. No, no, no, no. You can't come right through here. There's an issue coming. You got to pay attention. >> And you understand that diabetes has nothing to do with you. cuz I don't know and I'm having a series of things happen. >> It sounds like a lot of anxiety to me, like anxiousness about the situation more than uh a medical problem for your body. You get me? >> I mean, your sugar is perfect. It's actually it's actually uh on the the normal perfect absolutely can't be anymore. I wouldn't even say you're a borderline diabetic. If you haven't eaten that long, it wouldn't be anything close to that. >> Numbers are probably better than mine. I haven't seen or spoken anything to them. >> Excuse me. By by chance, you know how old our lady is inside. >> Yeah, over 65. >> She seemed mad because the victim was getting more attention than she was, which is truly twisted. How low of a person can you be to assault a senior citizen [music] and then cry for yourself? She knocked out an old lady and then demanded medical attention for her own anxiety. It was a disgusting display of narcissism over absolutely nothing. >> Good. >> What what she said was she was sweeping and hit her feet and she got up like this. It was not intentional at all. >> But then other people were saying no, she pushed. You never know what that is. >> Yeah. Yeah. Let's wait. Huh? >> Get first. >> All right. Just stand back. >> I got I got I got this. >> I got this. You do that. >> But if you know you can't come, why you come all the way in? You know what I'm saying? Let's use our head. >> You feel me? >> So, you know, you already you obstructing everything now. >> Let's use our head. >> You have ID, ma'am? You have ID? I was honestly I really did not like what it probably look like how when I got up cuz she was so close to me I got up to ask her what you know what she was doing and my hands she was so close you know and she like went back and fell and how I got up you know asked her what she was doing like this it probably like I really didn't mean to do it >> I heard I heard what you had to say we have a witness stating something. We heard what she had to say and now we're looking at video cameras. So, we're going to go from there. >> There's always multiple sides to to every story. >> I I still need a report of the food. That's the whole reason I came. I don't even know how it turned into this with this lady. >> Like, >> there's no really incident report to be made off of food. But >> yes, because I I didn't order that and >> Okay, that's something for you to go ahead with them. >> Yes, that's what I was trying to do and they didn't want us do a incident report and I need an incident report and that's why I called the police for them to come and get a for me to get an incident report and have fire rescue to take me out too because like I said, I was shaking. But >> now that I know that it's not other stuff, I am hungry and I'm >> The police finally checked the surveillance footage and the truth was even uglier than her attitude. The video showed her getting up and delivering a clean strike to the elderly employees face. Life's hard when your brain is a McNugget, especially when you forget that cameras exist. Her shaking miraculously stopped the moment the handcuffs came out for the arrest. Like >> see her sweep accidentally touched it. She gets up to me and slaps it with her left hand. The lady is where it is. >> Yeah. Ma'am, do me a favor. Okay. >> Put everything down. >> Move your purse, please. Take your purse. Your purse. Okay. >> What were you in in court for? >> Google us. >> The board. I need you to turn off. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Step not receive. Okay. Step forward. Turn around. Just turn around. Do not resist. Okay. >> Can Can I tell the person I'm going to jail? >> They're in the hospital, ma'am. >> I'm I'm somewhere else. >> Okay. Walk this way. You're being trespassed. He said >> I'm being trespassed. >> You're being Not only are you being trespassed from the property, you're being arrested for battery. >> Go ahead. Have a seat. You have anything else on your purses we need to know about? >> On my purses? >> Yeah. On your purses? Are you hiding anything in your garments? Anything like that? No. Did you see the video? >> No. Like the lady sweeping. He has a video. The lady sweeping. She comes. Yeah. She She kind of like got her dress a little bit then went back a little bit and kind of got like this right here. She gets up immediately and goes and the lady just goes >> in the face. >> Yeah, bro. Look at Look at it right there. Fast forward. Let me see. >> There's no one as Damn. You're in possession of a firearm >> and you went to the courthouse with a firearm. >> During the search, officers found $2,000 in cash and a firearm on her person. She actually took a gun to a courthouse earlier that day, proving her decision-making skills were non-existent. She was a walking red flag who did not give a damn about the law. The officers [music] carefully counted the cash on camera, ensuring she couldn't lie about that later, too. >> Excuse me. >> Which one? >> He did not take it off. We turned it off. >> No, no, unfortunately, you're mistaken. We both turned it on. >> It was on mute and we turned it on because we were speaking amongst ourselves. But when we found the money in the envelope, we turned it on and we stopped talking about the the incident. How much money do you have so we can count it >> and we're going to count it in front of you, just so you know. Of all cameras and in front of yourself. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 That's 1,000. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. That is $2,000. Now, unfortunately, this amount of money cannot go to the jail. So, it is going to be impounded into the police department as your personal items as well as a firearm, which we're going to have to check it, make sure it's not stolen or anything, and also double check to see if you're able to carry a firearm since you just advised me earlier that you were arrested. Was it a felony charge that you were arrested? No. A misdemeanor charge is still not allowed to carry a firearm or they are. >> They are. >> They are. Okay. So, we're going to have to look into that as well. We got more money, ma'am. We counted. Okay. She has her concealed. Okay, that's perfect. She has two of them. 2032. This is concealed weapons and security, I think. Right. >> Have two bags for me. >> Can somebody call my kids father? >> Uh, right now we cannot do that. >> Yes. If you want an incident number for you us coming out here because you came into the the the issue of that you had a wrong order done, we'll give you an incident number, but there's no report. Nothing criminal occurred. >> Nothing criminal occurred. >> I wanted an incident report. I didn't >> The woman was eventually hauled off to jail, still complaining about her reaction and her money. She wanted to be the victim so badly that she ignored the actual victim bleeding on the floor. She tried to play the medical card to escape justice, [music] but the facts didn't care about her stupid drama. She went to McDonald's for a meal and left with a permanent record. The woman was charged with aggravated battery on a person 65 or older after her violent outburst. Medical reports confirmed she never had an allergic reaction, proving her entire story was a fabrication. 2 years in prison is the only logical remedy for someone who treats seniors like punching bags. If you think justice was served, please like and subscribe to the channel. How would you react if you saw someone treat an elder this way? Let us know in the comments.
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