A man in New York City was arrested on Friday after “menacing” customers at a McDonald’s, which included using a small axe, according to police.
A graphic video of the incident was captured and published on TikTok. After seemingly being taken down, the video was reposted and circulated on, showing two minutes of the incident between the man and several patrons at the fast food chain. The video, with more than 14 million views, depicted several incidents, including a series of fights as well as destruction of property.
At the end of the video, after punching a patron and approaching several others with the axe, the man appears to have left with his bicycle. According to police, no victims reported any injuries. “Upon arrival of officers, witnesses at the location reported that the suspect got into a physical dispute with three unknown males inside of the location,” the spokesperson said.The suspect removed an axe from his backpack and menaced the unknown males. The suspect intentionally caused property damage to the establishment. The individual was taken into custody by responding officers.”
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