Philadelphia Chick-fil-A worker shot by delivery driver during dispute over food order, police say

A teenager Chick-fil-A employee in Philadelphia was shot Monday evening through a dispute with a delivery driver over a meals buy, authorities mentioned.

Officers responded just just before 8:30 p.m. to the delivery-only restaurant on the 800 block of Adams Avenue, Main Inspector Scott Small told reporters at the scene.

Officers uncovered a 17-year-outdated male with a gunshot wound to his remaining leg. He was rushed to Einstein Hospital in steady ailment.

Several workers instructed police that the cafe makes use of shipping and delivery products and services to transportation food orders to its shoppers, Compact reported. 

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The employees said one shipping driver argued with many workers over the total of foods in the shipping purchase and claimed it did not have enough food, according to Little.

A 17-year-previous Chick-Fil-A employee in Philadelphia was shot all through a dispute with a supply driver above a food items purchase, law enforcement reported.
(FOX29 Philadelphia WTXF)

The dispute escalated and the driver shot the 17-year-aged before speeding off in what Smaller explained as a more recent model white Mercedes. Investigators said the driver is considered to have at minimum just one tattoo on his neck.

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The incident was caught on the restaurant’s surveillance cameras, but was not right away unveiled.