Florida Wingstop Manager Allegedly Threw Hot Grease On 2 Customers Who Called Her Broke

A teenage Wingstop manager in Florida is facing charges for allegedly throwing ranch dressing and hot grease on two customers she claims called her broke.

The Port St. Lucie Police Department recently released surveillance video of the Jan. 28 altercation inside a Wingstop restaurant, which shows 19-year-old manager Carnael Irene engaged in a verbal confrontation with two customers, an adult and a minor, before she begins squirting ranch dressing at them.

Another employee can be seen trying to physically pull Irene away from the customer service window, but Irene continues squirting ranch dressing at the customers. Irene then goes back into the kitchen to grab a metal container, which allegedly contained hot grease, and pushes another employee away before throwing the grease at the customers.

Police responded to the scene and found two victims that appeared to have burns on their skin. The manager allegedly told officers the altercation began when the customers became loud and disruptive, and offended her by calling her broke.

Irene was arrested and charged with aggravated child abuse and aggravated battery.