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A customer who climbed onto a customer service counter during an electronics refund dispute. Denied a cash refund for a cell phone lacking a receipt, she threw card readers and equipment onto the floor, causing extensive damage before being arrested and charged. The incident, which took place in Spring... show more

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Context/ Details Bikini barista hammered a customer's car after he threw his drinks on her in South Seattle. The incident occurred at “A Taste of Heaven Espresso” when an exchange over drink prices escalated. The customer upset about the $22 cost for a 32-ounce coffee and a 24-ounce water, asked for a $5 refund. When the owner, 23-year-old Emma Lee, refused, the customer offered her the drinks back in exchange for $5. She then grabbed and threatened to throw the drinks at him if he didn't leave. He requested to hand back the drinks and said she could keep the money but threw the drinks at her as soon as she gave them back. Lee retaliated by smashing the customer’s windshield with a hammer. Police were called, but the customer was not arrested. Lee has pressed charges for misdemeanor assault, and the customer is banned from the stand.

Context/ Details Bikini barista hammered a customer's car after he threw his drinks on her in South Seattle. The incident occurred at “A Taste of Heaven Espresso” when an exchange over drink prices escalated. The customer upset about the $22 cost for a 32-ounce coffee and a 24-ounce water, asked for a $5 refund. When the owner, 23-year-old Emma Lee, refused, the customer offered her the drinks back in exchange for $5. She then grabbed and threatened to throw the drinks at him if he didn't leave. He requested to hand back the drinks and said she could keep the money but threw the drinks at her as soon as she gave them back. Lee retaliated by smashing the customer’s windshield with a hammer. Police were called, but the customer was not arrested. Lee has pressed charges for misdemeanor assault, and the customer is banned from the stand.

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St. Pete Woman Arrested for Attempting to Drive into Thanksgiving Race Path Ashlee Morgan was arrested after trying to drive at 60 mph into the path of nearly 3,000 runners during the Coffee Pot Turkey Trot 5K on Thanksgiving 2022. Uniformed officers with lights activated stopped her before she could enter the closed race route, but she fled. She was later stopped again, arrested, and placed in the back of a police vehicle. Then chaos erupted. She eventually took a plea deal and pleaded guilty to reckless driving with property damage or injury and obstructing or resisting an officer without violence.

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