Angry Chipotle customer in Ohio slams burrito bowl in worker’s face, video shows

PARMA, Ohio (WJW) — Cellphones were recording when a worker at an Ohio Chipotle was attacked by an angry customer Tuesday night. Police say that customer, Rosemary Lynn Hayne, 39, of Parma, has since been charged with assault and disorderly conduct. Watch: Man uses hedge clippers to clip off ankle monitor at local Ace Hardware Video of the assault was posted to Reddit and immediately went viral. “We walked in, and it was really busy. You could tell they were slammed,” said a witness, who did not want to be identified. Video shows the suspect bring her Chipotle bowl to the counter and slam it down, confronting the worker. Seconds later, she is seen throwing the entire bowl in the worker’s face. “You could tell she was upset with her order. She ended up grabbing her order and left. About five minutes later, she came back in,” the witness said. “At that moment, I wasn’t sure what to do because I felt so awful for [the worker]. At the same time, I was nervous to get involved.” The video goes on to show the suspect putting her hands

Man Fatally Stabbed on Metro Train

A 23-year-old man who was stabbed during an argument on board a Metro B (Red) Line train Thursday has died.The stabbing occurred around 5:20 p.m. while the suspect and the victim were traveling from Union Station, Fox 11 reported.The suspect drew a knife during the argument and stabbed the victim in the chest, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Officers were called to the scene and found the victim on a platform at the Pershing Square Station, police said. The victim was taken to a hospital, where he later died, LAPD Officer Tony Im told City News Service.The suspect was last seen fleeing up the stairs from the station to the street, police said. The police investigation caused trains to bypass the station, Metro’s Patrick Chandler told City News Service.The suspect was described as a 6-foot tall Black man weighing 180 pounds with black hair. He was last seen wearing dark-colored clothing and carrying a black backpack, police said.

LA County Reports Year’s First Death Due to West Nile Virus

Health officials Thursday reported the first death of the year in Los Angeles County attributed to West Nile virus.The patient, who was not identified, lived in the San Fernando Valley, was hospitalized and died from West Nile-associated neuro-invasive disease, according to the county Department of Public Health.“I send my deepest condolences to the family and friends of this resident who sadly passed away from West Nile virus,” Dr. Muntu Davis, the county health officer, said in a statement. “Their death reminds us how important it is to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and prevent them from breeding near our homes. Using mosquito repellent and keeping mosquitoes out of our homes can help prevent West Nile virus.” Humans are infected with the virus through the bite of an infected mosquito. Most people who are infected generally experience no or mild symptoms, such as fever, muscle aches and fatigue.People over age 50 and those with chronic medical conditions can be come more seriously ill, possibly affecting the brain and spinal cord, leading to meningitis, encephalitis or paralysis, health officials said. So far this year, 19 human cases of

Controversial transgender policy up for vote in Orange Unified School District

The latest battlefront in the culture wars was unfolding Thursday night at the Orange Unified School District Board meeting where officials were voting on whether to enact a controversial parent notification policy regarding transgender students.   After a deeply divisive evening, with vocal opposition and support for the parental notification policy, the vote was still underway late into the night.   The new policy, if adopted, would require schools in the district to notify parents if their child requests to be identified or treated as a gender other than what’s listed on their birth certificate. The policy would include requests to use pronouns that don’t align with their biological sex or gender or a name different from their legal name. Additionally, parents would be notified if a student asks to use a restroom or changing facility of a gender different than the one listed on their official paperwork.  Rosa Otero, a parent who supports the policy, believes that parents have a right to know.   “All we’re asking for is to please just let us know what’s happening with our kid,” she told KTLA. “I’m

Serial Long Beach arsonist remains at large after suspect release

Long Beach residents are continuing to live in fear after a man suspected of being a serial arsonist was released without being charged on Thursday. Police arrested the suspect on Wednesday, but L.A. County investigators now say they do not believe that man is the suspect behind the destructive fires. The series of vehicle fires began on Aug. 20 and occurred in an area between the Long Beach Convention Center and Camden Harbor View Apartments along Cedar Walk.  Three of the five blazes took place in the apartment complex’s parking garage, causing extensive damage. Long Beach fire officials had previously described the arrested man as a person of interest and noted that he matched the description of a man seen in photos and videos near the fires. After that man was taken into custody, arson investigators released him, saying he was not the culprit behind the fires. The aftermath of a truck fire inside a Long Beach apartment complex parking structure is seen on Sept. 5, 2023. (KTLA) The aftermath of a truck fire inside a Long Beach apartment complex parking structure is seen on

Woman stabbed at Red Lobster in West Hills

Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed at a Red Lobster in West Hills on Thursday night. Officers responded to reports of a stabbing on the 22800 block of Vanowen Street shortly before 7 p.m. Arriving officers found a woman in her 60s with stab wounds at the restaurant, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. The woman appeared to be conscious and was transported to a local hospital for treatment in an unknown condition. Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed as a Red Lobster in West Hills on Sept. 7, 2023. (TNLA)Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed as a Red Lobster in West Hills on Sept. 7, 2023. (KTLA)Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed as a Red Lobster in West Hills on Sept. 7, 2023. (KTLA)Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed as a Red Lobster in West Hills on Sept. 7, 2023. (KTLA)Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed as a Red Lobster in West Hills on Sept. 7, 2023. (KTLA)Police are investigating after a woman was stabbed as a Red Lobster in West