McDonald's Employee Beats The McCrap Out Of Attacking Customer (Video)

Update: The woman in the video who is seen fighting with a McDonald's employee because she was apparently angry with the wait time for a McChicken has been arrested, Des Moines Police said Tuesday. Valerie Anne Shepherd, 21, of Des Moines has been charged with assault causing injury and disorderly conduct.

DES MOINES, IA — A woman, apparently angry at the slow delivery of a McChicken sandwich at a McDonald's in Des Moines, jumped behind the counter at the fast food chain before an all-out brawl broke out.

The entire incident was recorded on video by a woman who had brought her kids to the restaurant for ice cream.

"Give me my meal or give me my money," the woman is heard yelling in the video. "You can't make my (expletive) McChickens, then give me my money."

The woman and a man who is with her at the local McDonald's get into a heated argument with the employee before the woman jumps up on the counter before jumping off. She is then handed what appears to be a McChicken sandwich, which she throws back at the employee. The employee is then seen holding back her fist when the woman jumps over the counter and a physical fight breaks out between the two.

"Grab her hair!" someone is heard yelling as the two women are fighting. Towards the end of the video, the woman is seen being forcibly removed from the location.

According to a police report obtained by the Des Moines Register, police arrived at the restaurant around 9 p.m. Saturday where two employees told them a brawl had broken out. According to the report, two men and a woman ordered McChicken sandwiches at the restaurant but were "hungry and upset" about the wait time.

The report states there were as many as nine people behind the counter involved in the brawl. Employees told police they believed the angry customers were intoxicated, according to the report in the Register.

None of the employees were hospitalized, and the customers left in a blue four-door pickup, according to the Register.

"The safety and security of our customers is a top priority and we are partnering with law enforcement because it is still an open investigation," McDonald's said in a statement.

You can watch video of the incident below. (Warning: the video contains profanity)

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