Jakerauhnna Williams, 19, is being held on a $25,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on November 24. The female worker identified Williams in a photo lineup this week, WREG reported, citing the police account: WREG.
The reported incident
Police said the confrontation occurred October 29 at a Burger King in the 5000 block of Winchester, according to WREG. Investigators said a male customer had argued with employees over his order, left, then returned with Williams.
Police allege Williams went over the counter and struck a female employee, while the man who came with her attacked another worker. WREG reported that Williams urged the man to shoot and kill the female employee; the allegation was attributed to the police account.
The female worker told police the man worked the handgun’s slide and aimed it toward her. She said he followed her with the weapon as she ran toward the restaurant, then pointed it toward an office window and threatened to kill her. She told investigators she feared for her life, WREG reported.
Earlier Burger King incidents
In a separate case on a Tuesday, March 30, employees said a woman upset about her wait took a gun from a vehicle, leaned through a drive-through window and fired at staff. Police said the workers escaped through a back door and were not injured, according to WREG.
A previous Hoodline dispatch described a woman suspected of threatening employees at 5305 Winchester Road during an online-order dispute. Witnesses said she returned with a silver semi-automatic handgun, placed it on the counter in a threatening manner, filled two cups with soda and left without paying.
In another case, Action News 5 reported that Burger King employee Oderrial Moore-Williams was accused of pointing a gun at a customer after a New Year’s Day drive-through order dispute at Deadrick Avenue and Airways Boulevard.
