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This woman apparently really did not want any ketchup.
Police arrested a woman in Tennessee on aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a weapon charges after she pointed a gun at McDonald’s employees because they gave her ketchup instead of jelly with her order.
Asia Vester is reportedly facing charges of Aggravated Assault and Unlawful Possession of a Weapon charges. (Memphis Police Department)
Asia Vester, 20, is accused of pulling the gun during the Nov. 25 incident, Fox 13 reported. She had ordered food through the drive-thru and became upset when she received ketchup instead of jelly.
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According to the outlet, Vester exchanged words with the restaurant’s employees before pulling out a gun and pointing it at them. She then left the scene and no injuries were reported.
This is not the first time ketchup has caused chaos at a McDonald’s.
In April, a California woman pleaded guilty and was smacked with jail time for assaulting a McDonald's manager claiming she did not receive enough ketchup with her order.
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Mayra Berenice Gallo was sentenced to 18 days behind bars and 15 days of community service for the October 2018 incident, which unfolded at a Santa Ana location of the fast-food chain, NBC 4 reports. The 24-year-old woman, also of Santa Ana, had additionally been ordered to enroll in an anger management course and was placed on informal probation for three years.
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Gallo entered the Mickey D’s through the employee back door in search of ketchup because she allegedly “didn’t get her ketchup, or enough [of the condiment]" with the meal she had ordered at the drive-thru, a restaurant staffer told the OC Register.
Fox News' Janine Puhak contributed to this report.
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