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Woman arrested after McDonald's coworker punched, hit with gun, stripped: MPD
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A woman was arrested Thursday for allegedly assaulting her coworker in March over not saying 'excuse me' after bumping into him at a McDonald's in Midtown.
Aaliyah Williams, 20, was charged with two counts of assault, one count of theft of property $1,000 or less, and aggravated assault.
On March 1, at 11:00 p.m., the victim told police that Williams, his coworker, had bumped into him at his shift at McDonald's at 2073 Union Avenue.
Police said the victim said 'you going to say excuse me' to Williams, making her angry and starting an argument.
The victim told police that Williams began to punch him and push him into the wall, and the victim said he moved away from her.
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According to reports, Williams assaulted the victim again, and he defended himself.
The victim said he left the business to avoid further confrontation and called police after Williams followed him.
Moments after, when the victim returned to the business, Williams returned with another person who was not there during the assault, and she started to record on her phone.
Police say the victim said the man punched him in the face. The victim put his iPhone 11 on the ground and stood in a defensive stance.
The victim said the person said, 'I don't fight' and proceeded to pull out a black handgun and point it at him.
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Reports say the person accused the victim of 'putting his hands on his sister.'
The victim was then told to take off his clothes by the man, and after taking off his clothes, the person hit him on the head with the gun.
According to MPD, the person threatened to kill the victim if he followed him, and Williams took the victim's phone and left with the man.
Police said the victim identified Williams on March 28 in a six-person photo lineup as the person responsible for the incident.
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