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75-Year-Old Woman Dies After Fight at Fort Wayne Tim Hortons
A 75-year-old woman died after a physical altercation with a 20-year-old shift leader at a Tim Hortons location in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She had entered the restaurant to complain about a drive-thru order and struck the employee before becoming unresponsive.
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A 75-year-old woman identified as Anita Ann Grayson died after a physical fight with a 20-year-old shift leader at a Tim Hortons restaurant in Fort Wayne, Indiana earlier this week. Grayson entered the restaurant to complain about her drive-thru order.
She berated a 17-year-old employee and then struck the shift leader, according to the report. The altercation ended with Grayson unresponsive on the floor.
The incident occurred at a Tim Hortons location in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Grayson had initially used the drive-thru before going inside to voice her complaint. The 20-year-old shift leader was involved in the physical fight that followed the confrontation with the 17-year-old employee.
The report described the sequence of events but did not provide additional details on the cause of death or any subsequent investigation.
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