Caffeine-fueled rage!
A fired Atlanta Airport coffee shop employee was caught on video attacking two of her former managers, picking up a chair and screaming at them as she stormed off before police showed up during a viral moment over the weekend.
Shacoria Elly, a former barista at Harvest & Grounds inside Concourse D at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, had gotten angry during an argument she had with a co-worker about espresso shots shortly before noon Jan. 13, according to a police report obtained by Fox 5 Atlanta.
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“Give me my stuff!” she yells.
One of the store’s managers, wearing a red polo shirt, pushes her away from the counter, according to a video shared with the X account Clown World.
The irate woman tries for a second time to get behind the counter but is again blocked by the two managers before she starts flailing her arms at the second, much taller man, as two other workers stand behind the counter.
“Bitch!” Elly screams as she swiftly grabs a nearby stool.
While one man takes the seat away, Elly attacks the first manager, who again stops her from getting behind the counter, before slamming her to the floor.
Elly walks away from the incident before changing her mind and sprinting back into the shop and hurdling over the counter to retrieve her items.
Her plan backfires as she is quickly wrapped up by one of the managers again, but her arms are still free, allowing her to grab a metal pan and attempt to hit the man on the head.
She misses and instead hits his back, creating a big bang.
As the two managers struggle to get Elly out from behind the counter, the one in the red shirt yells to the crowd forming in the concourse and asks if someone is calling the police.
Elly is finally released as she runs out from behind the counter with her “stuff,” which appears to be a jacket and her bag.
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According to the police report, Elly had been “terminated from her position” and already had her airport badge confiscated by security.
Police have not charged the disgruntled employee with any crimes, according to WAGA-TV.
