Oct 8, 2009 5:52 pm US/Eastern
Fry Rage: McDonald's Order Sparks Fight
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The alleged attack happened at a McDonald's in Quincy.
WBZ
"I guess it just goes to show how short-tempered people are with their fast food", said Quincy Police Capt. John Dougan.
Tuesday night, at a North Quincy McDonald's, two customers apparently ordered large fries, but when they were given a small order, they went ballistic.
Police say 22-year-old Christina Galipeau of Baystate Rd., threw her coins at the cashier, then got into a fight with her. Her companion, 33-year-old Eugene Jackson of Dorchester, then picked up a two-foot tall cone, the kind that's used to mark wet floors, and hurled it at another cashier. Both are now charged with Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon.
Today, WBZ obtained the 911 call from a frightened customer:
POLICE OPERATOR:
"911, this call's recorded, what's your emergency?"
CALLER:
"Yes, I need police at the North Quincy MCDonald's please."
OPERATOR: "What's the problem?"
CALLER:
"There's a fight with customers and employees!"
OPERATOR:
"Alright, we'll be right there."
But when police arrived, Galipeau and Jackson were gone. Alert employees got their license plate, and the two were arrested at Galipeau's home.
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