Florida never ceases to amaze us. There’s something in the sauce!
Five women were arrested after engaging in a wild fight at a chicken joint, and it all stemmed from a stinky situation.
Apparently, the women got into it with restaurant staff after they were alleged to have intentionally clogged the establishment’s toilets by stuffing extreme amounts of toilet paper.
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WKMG TV reports that officers arrived to Papa Bees in Longwood at 9:50 p.m. following multiple calls about a brawl. The fight reportedly ensued after a member of staff confronted one of the women for purposefully clogging a toilet. The worker is reported to have told the woman to leave because the restaurant was closed and that’s when she began to yell at her and one of the women suddenly came and punched the worker in the face, which provoked others to get involved. At the time of the incident, the women were the only occupants of the restaurant.
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The women tried to flee after the fight, but they were quickly arrested and identified as Kenisha Charles, 18, Tyesha Charles, 19, Keiyanda Charles, 24, Jasmine Cline, 26, and Jahleigha Smith, 20. They were then charged with disorderly conduct, battery, and criminal mischief.
The women claimed that it was actually the worker who had approached their table being “very rude and disrespectful,” telling them to leave the restaurant. They claim that the worker then shoved one of the women in the chest and that’s when the other employees got involved.
However, the surveillance footage refutes their claims and backs up the worker who can be seen being punched in the face by one of the women before the other staff members jumped in to break up the fight.
The employees did not come out unscathed as the supervisor had a cut on her ear and bruising on her body. Another employee was apparently attacked with chairs. The reported damage to the restaurant is apparently just $20.
The suspects were later released on a $1,026 bond.