A 75-year-old Indiana woman died after she flew into a rage over her Tim Hortons order, took a swing at the manager and ripped out a chunk of her hair in the brawl that followed.<\/p>\n
Anita Grayson stormed into the Tim Hortons in Fort Wayne \u2014 about 120 miles outside Indianapolis \u2014 just after 8 a.m. on May 13, and berated a 17-year-old female worker when she was upset about her drive-thru order, according to the Fort Wayne Police Department. <\/p>\n
Surveillance footage released by the department<\/a> captured Grayson pointing and shouting at the worker as the coffeehouse\u2019s 20-year-old shift manager stepped in and told her to leave. <\/p>\n Police alleged that the supervisor touched Grayson when the furious customer stepped toward the young worker. <\/p>\n Grayson allegedly pushed the manager and punched her on the left side of her face. Police said the Grayson hit the 20-year-old hard enough to leave scratches and send her glasses flying.<\/p>\n As Grayson moved closer, the manager pushed her back. Grayson responded by shoving her hand in the manager\u2019s face, triggering a melee that ended with the pair on the ground.<\/p>\n \u201cMs. Grayson then grabbed the shift lead by the hair and pulled her to the ground and rolled on top of her. The shift lead can be seen swatting at Grayson\u2019s arm as she is being held by her hair,\u201d the department said.<\/p>\n \u201cTwo Tim Hortons employees moved in and attempted to separate them but struggled to get the shift lead\u2019s hair out of Grayson\u2019s hand. During the struggle, Ms. Grayson pulled a chunk of hair from the shift lead\u2019s head leaving a raw area on the top of her head.\u201d<\/p>\n Anita Grayson died after getting into a fight with a Fort Wayne Tim Hortons manager. Facebook<\/p>\n Surveillance footage released by the department captured Grayson pointing and shouting at the worker as the coffeehouse\u2019s 20-year-old shift manager stepped in and told her to leave. Fort Wayne Police Department<\/p>\n Fort Wayne police responded to a 911 call of an \u201caltercation involving a reported battery\u201d and found Grayson unresponsive. <\/p>\n Once the fight ended, the employees returned behind the counter and Grayson sat down at a table and made a phone call, investigators noted.<\/p>\n About 10 minutes after the fight, Grayson lay down on the floor.<\/p>\n Grayson allegedly pushed the manager and punched her on the left side of her face. Fort Wayne Police Department<\/p>\n Police said the Grayson hit the 20-year-old hard enough to leave scratches and send her glasses flying. Fort Wayne Police Department<\/p>\n Paramedics performed lifesaving measures on the scene, but Grayson later died at a hospital, police said.<\/a> Grayson\u2019s cause of death was not disclosed.<\/p>\n Grayson\u2019s daughter, Tawnda Grayson, said that her mother had congestive heart failure and was wearing a heart monitor just a week before the fight as she demands action.<\/p>\n