A violent brawl inside an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Arizona caused panic among customers as a group of teenagers exchanged punches in the dining area.
The incident occurred around 7 p.m. local time on Monday at the popular fast-food chain’s location in Tempe.
According to the Tempe Police Department, officers arrived on the scene, but the involved individuals had already fled on foot and in vehicles.
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Video footage from inside the restaurant shows the teenagers engaging in physical altercations, tackling each other to the ground as customers sought safety. The video recorder noted that some patrons were staying inside the restaurant to avoid a monsoon storm, reported affiliate FOX 10 Phoenix.
Investigators have spoken with both witnesses and staff. The inquiry is ongoing, although details regarding the fight’s cause have not been released. Fox News Digital has reached out to the California-based chain for further comments.
This incident resembles a previous disturbance in May at a Chipotle restaurant in Washington, D.C., where teenagers dressed in black, some wearing hoods and masks, threw punches and chairs, forcing innocent bystanders to find refuge.
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