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Irate woman pulls handgun after receiving wrong condiments at McDonald’s

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Asia Vester (Shelby County Sheriff’s Office)

December 6, 2019
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Authorities in Tennessee say an irate woman pointed a gun at fast food workers because they gave her ketchup instead of jelly.

Asia Vester, 20, was arrested Tuesday and charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a weapon, Fox 8 reported.

According to a Memphis police affidavit, Vester was in the drive-thru line of a McDonald’s last week when she received her food and realized her request for jelly was either forgotten or unheeded. She instead received ketchup.

Words were exchanged with several employees. Vester was accused of pulling out a gun and pointing it at employees, the affidavit says.

Surveillance video led police to Vester.

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Asia Vester (Shelby County Sheriff’s Office)

Since Vester is under 21, it is illegal for her to possess a weapon. The irate woman is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday. It’s unclear whether she has an attorney to speak for her.


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Local McDonald’s management referred Fox 8 to their corporate office. As a result, the news agency left McDonald’s corporate a message but have not heard back.

 


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