SF fast food worker attacked by drive-thru patron, police say

SAN FRANCISCO - An employee working at a fast food drive-thru window in San Francisco's Bayview District was attacked by a patron, police say, according to CBS San Francisco.

The incident occurred Saturday, April 19 around 12:50 a.m., but the 25-year-old victim did not immediately notify police of the attack.

After the verbal confrontation, the suspect allegedly got out of his car and jumped through the drive-thru window into the restaurant.

He started to kick the victim, and then other employees rushed to the aid of their co-worker, police said.

The suspect then got back in his car and drove away, reports CBS San Francisco.

The victim was able to provide video surveillance footage that captured the attack, police said. Now they're trying to capture the attacker.