McDonald's customer caught on camera launching flying kick at employee during heated brawl

A customer astatine a McDonald's successful Brazil was seen launching into a flying footwear toward an worker during a conflict successful nan fast-food restaurant. 

The incident happened astatine nan chain's Sao Paulo location during a confrontation betwixt workers and customers, The Sun reported.

A mates was seen arguing pinch unit members connected Dec. 13 erstwhile nan conflict escalated. 

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An altercation occurred successful a McDonald's successful Brazil, which ended successful a customer launching a "flying kick" astatine an employee. (Mike Leidig/newsX)

As some sides shriek astatine each other, a female customer is seen hurling a fallen burger astatine 1 of nan employees, nan outlet reported. 

In response, an worker throws what appeared to beryllium a burger container astatine a man successful a achromatic T-shirt who appears to beryllium accompanying nan woman.

The man leads a mini woman distant earlier he launched himself astatine labor adjacent a antagonistic pinch a flying kick. An worker past appears to propulsion a punch, prompting nan man to locomotion away. 

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Footage captured an altercation successful a McDonald's successful Brazil. (Mike Leidig/newsX)

Other labor attempted to measurement successful arsenic nan female demanded her money back. She is seen picking thing up from nan antagonistic and throwing it earlier nan footage ends. 

The logic for nan conflict was unclear, but section media outlets said it could person stemmed from a nutrient order. 

McDonald’s said it regretted nan scenes of unit astatine its Sao Paulo branch, nan Sun study states. 

A McDonald's worker successful Brazil is seen getting fresh to propulsion thing toward a customer.  (Mike Leidig/newsX)

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The fast-food elephantine said it was investigating nan incident and taking due measures.