Three teenagers, as well as a 20-year-old woman, have been arrested in relation to the attack on a McDonald’s drive-thru worker.
The now viral video showed a McDonald’s worker being pulled out of the drive-thru window by her hair.
Kailin Holland, 17, Sierra Gregoire, 18, Bradnika Gregoire, 20, and a 16-year-old juvenile were all charged in connection with the attack.
Holland, who authorities say is the teen who pulled the victim from the window, was charged for felony second-degree battery. Sierra Gregoire and the 16-year-old were both issued summonses for simple battery, and Bradnika Gregoire was charged with disturbing the peace.
“The charges represent their role in the incident or how involved in the incident they were,” said Sgt. Dane Clement, a Sheriff’s Office spokesman.
According to the victim, one of the girls got out of the car and opened the window of the drive-thru, then began to punch her. After the victim was pulled through the window, the girls in the car also become involved, and the girl who pulled her through continued to punch her.
Although police have stated that the girls who have been charged in relation to this case are cooperating with the investigation, no motive has yet been released for the attack.
