Warrant Issued for Arrest of McDonald's Manager Tiffany Denise Allen After She Punched Customer with Service Dog & Autistic Kids

More bad PR for McDonald's after a Marietta, Ga., manager is accused of punching a customer, identified as Jennifer Schwenker , who brought a service dog and autistic children into the restaurant on July 12. According to the AJC, a warrant has been issued for the arrest of manager Tiffany Denise Allen, charging her with simple battery, simple assault fear and disorderly conduct.

According to the warrant, Jennifer Schwenker entered the Marietta McDonald's located at 1291 Bells Ferry Road with her children and service dog. Allen, off-duty at the time, became irate that the dog was in the restaurant, the warrant says.

Schwenker explained to Allen the dog's purpose and told the manager the dog was legally allowed to be inside the establishment. Allen continued to berate Schwenker, following her around the restaurant and even into a bathroom. During the incident, one of Schwenker's twins disappeared. The mother threw her cup to the ground and ran outside to look for her child, the warrant says.

Allen believed the cup was thrown at her and followed the mother into the parking lot, where she is accused of hitting her in the face. Surveillance video shows several McDonald's employees holding Allen back, according to the warrant. Source

Seems like the heat does crazy things to people. Everybody knows once a person has a service dog, they can't be denied entry.

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