Damn, Solomon, who got the donkey out of day to day?

Yeah, it's donkey today for Wednesday, September 27th, of course, to a Houston woman named

Al-Aniah Ford.

And now this case happened, OK, this case I'm about to tell you all about happened in March

of 2021, but the surveillance footage has just been released, OK?

See what had happened was Al-Aniah Ford used to work at Jack in the box and she shot at

a customer in the drive through all because they got into an argument because Jack in the

box forgot this family's order of curly fries.

I can't make this kind of stuff up.

Let's go to Fox 26 news for the report, please.

A Jack in the box employee opened fire on drive through customers.

A family had their dog, their six-year-old daughter in the car with them when they got

into a dispute with an employee over a missing curly fries from an order at that Jack in

the box.

As Raymos pulls up to that drive through window, he's then greeted by Al-Aniah Ford and

once his food was handed over, an order of curly fries were missing from the bag.

When he asked for them, he was told, no, that's when the argument started.

You can see Raymos and his red pickup truck going back and forth with Ford.

She walks away, comes back, and the argument continues.

Another employer approaches the window to try and resolve the situation.

But in the midst of that, Ford comes back and starts arguing with Raymos yet again.

She starts throwing ketchup packets into his truck window.

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