[kellyhound]

Fort Wayne. On May 13th Anita Grayson, 75, entered the lobby at 8:09 a.m. to dispute a drive-thru order as she didn't get what she had ordered and began berating a 17-year-old employee.

A 20-year-old shift lead intervened and physical contact began when Ms. Grayson forcefully shoved and then struck the shift lead.

A physical fight ensued, during which Ms. Grayson pulled a large chunk of hair from the employee's head.

After separating, Ms. Grayson sat at a table and later laid down on the floor at 8:22 a.m. Employees checked on her and brought her water before an officer arrived and found her unresponsive. She was pronounced deceased at the hospital.

FWPD Homicide Detectives submitted the completed investigation file to the Allen County Prosecutor’s Office on, May 19. The Allen County Coroner’s autopsy results, including the official cause and manner of death, are still pending but her family notes she was wearing a heart monitor due to severe cardiac issues just a week prior to the incident.

[yah]

I found the Facebook pages for a couple of her daughters. They're claiming that she wasn't the aggressor & one of them posted what they said was the complete footage (I couldn't see much difference). They've set up a protest for tomorrow (attached image). There are several posts on their pages about this.

https://www.facebook.com/tonda.grayson

https://www.facebook.com/deeandra.grayson

Here's a news article:
Activist joins family of woman who died following Tim Hortons altercation for press conference

[Yanni]

ha. i knew who it was going to be.

[Mr.NoCredit]

She did it to herself. Got herself worked up over food in a paper bag. Go cook something instead of getting lazy food through the window of your car. Deserved her death.

[zhazoo]

The continued blows were uncalled for. Eliminating the threat doesn't always mean eliminating the aggressor. Containing the threat of a 75 year old should be pretty easy.

[pokerplay]

bitch had it coming, a 75yo so violent and entitled imagine what horrors she visited upon those close to her.

[AllegedlyHere]

A fatiguer of course. They can turn anything into a violent situation. She started it, the employee ended it. As it should be.

[MorbidlYaBeasT]

Maybe it will make other weak, bully-type people to realize their place. you can't bully your way through life and expect nothing back of the same energy, or one that will neutralize that bad energy.

[jsmlove]

You'd expect that wisdom and dignity come with age. She must've been way worse when she was younger. Also, the poster was total cringe, always looking for victimhood.

[wildaxboxer]

Even at 75, still causing havoc