Video has been released of a Houston Jack in the Box employee shooting at a customer after argument over curly fries and the family has filed a lawsuit against the company.
The incident occurred in March 2021 near Bush Intercontinental Airport after Anthony Ramos from Florida picked up his pregnant wife and 6-year-old daughter from the airport. Ramos was working in Houston after the 2021 freeze.
Many may recall this incident where they became embroiled in a dispute with the employee over a missing order of curly fries. For the first time, we are unveiling the video detailing how this event transpired.Upon receiving his food, Ramos asked for the missing item but was denied. This essentially set the stage for what followed.
Video has been released showing a glimpse of an incident involving a Houston Jack-in-the-Box employee who shot at drive-thru customers. Another Jack in the Box employee intervenes in an attempt to de-escalate the situation. However, Ford returns to continue her dispute with Ramos. This time, the confrontation intensifies.Ramos retaliates by throwing items back at her, but the other employee closes and locks the drive-thru window.This is when the video shows Ford unlocking the window and pulling out her firearm to point at Ramos. She fired several shots as he sped away.
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