Victim speaks out after video shows knife-wielding woman at Broward restaurant
Witnesses said the woman was acting strangely before pulling a knife on an employee, according to BSO.
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Witnesses said the woman was acting strangely before pulling a knife on an employee, according to BSO.
A 19-year-old restaurant employee who came face-to-face with a knife-wielding woman at a Snappers restaurant in Pompano Beach last week is speaking out about the terrifying experience, caught on surveillance video.
Surveillance video shows the woman acting strangely in the restaurant. When employees called for help and locked the front, the woman pulled a knife on an employee and demanded that he open the door, according to BSO.
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