Outburst in Cavite fast food chain goes viral after woman slaps staff and customer

• A woman in Naic, Cavite went viral after slapping a staff member and a customer inside a fast food restaurant
• The confrontation reportedly began when she tried to use her cellphone as payment for her food order
• Barangay officials say the woman also issued threats and behaved erratically during the incident
• First responders suspect the woman may be experiencing mental health issues based on her actions

A commotion inside a fast food restaurant in Naic, Cavite quickly spread online after a woman was caught on video slapping both a staff member and a fellow customer.

The altercation reportedly started when she was not allowed to use her cellphone as payment for her order.

In the video shared with ABS-CBN News, the woman can be seen pointing fingers at the crew.

She also hurled curses and raised her middle finger while confronting the staff.

Moments later, a rider and several employees tried to intervene. Their attempt to calm her down only angered her further, leading her to slap a female crew member.

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Another female customer approached in an effort to de-escalate the situation.

The woman turned her frustration toward the customer and slapped her as well. The customer immediately slapped her back.

Toward the end of the video, the woman attempted to leave the establishment, but staff and customers moved to block her path.

Barangay officials later confirmed that two fast food employees were harmed, along with one customer. The woman, however, managed to flee the scene by boarding a bus outside the restaurant.

Kagawad Estee Hernandez of Barangay Timalan Balsahan shared how the incident began.

“Ang ginawa ng babae, mag-oorder ng pagkain tapos wala siyang dalang pera,” says Hernandez.

“Ang gagawin niyang pambayad ay ang bagong selpon niya.”

Hernandez also explained the crew’s reaction.

“Parang ang dating ng crew sa kanya ay wala siyang pambayad,” he says.

“Pero sabi niya ay brand new na selpon ang iiwanan niya.”

The situation escalated when the woman allegedly issued threats.

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“Ang suspek na nanakit sa establisimiyento, nagsalita na susunugin din po ang fast food restaurant,” says Hernandez.

He adds that the woman also threatened to sl!t the throats of the crew and a customer.

Responders believe she may be dealing with mental health issues.

“Talagang masasabi na may problema sa pag-iisip ang babae,” says Hernandez.

ABS-CBN News is still awaiting the official statement of the fast food chain.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh