A wild brawl broke out between customers and workers at a Waffle House — apparently after a patron’s phone was withheld behind the counter, viral video shows.
The dust-up shared on Twitter Saturday showed a group of irate diners demanding staffers return a cellphone.
“Ring that one up so we can pay for that one and then you can put up that phone,” one of the women could be heard shouting.
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A Florida bar owner is banning customers from wearing masks amid the coronavirus pandemic -
"I'm getting messages on my Facebook saying, 'Hey, football, we're coming there to watch the game,'" he told Fox 35.
How Phoenix cities, APS and SRP will collect overdue utility bills
The 38,840 residential and commercial customers across the Valley owed about $14 million in past-due water, sewer, solid waste and other city fees as of Sept. 1.
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The number of delinquent customers isn't significantly higher than before the novel coronavirus pandemic — some cities actually reported fewer delinquent accounts than the same time last year — but the amount owed and the length of time accounts have remained in the red has climbed, municipal utility officials said.
Shots fired inside Lehigh Valley Mall. Police rush in as customers, staff run out. - nj.com
Police and other emergency personnel arrived late in the afternoon of Sept. 19, 2020, at the Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall Township. Mike Nester | lehighvalleylive.com contributor
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Police and other first responders descended Saturday afternoon on the Lehigh Valley Mall as customers and staff rushed to safety, according to authorities and reports from the scene.
Allentown police are part of the response to a shooting at the mall in Whitehall Township, a department official said.
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Customers Rally Around Bud’s Buffet On Final Day Open – CBS Sacramento
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — The restaurant is known to many as a downtown Sacramento staple, but the decade’s old, family-owned restaurant Bud’s Buffet has officially shut its doors due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Though, they did not close without a massive show of community support. The state-worker favorite on 10th Street announced on social media Thursday they’d be closing after 33 years in business.
“When someone sent me the news and I saw the subject line – I couldn’t even open it,” David Pagos, a regular since 1994 said. “I almost cried. That’s how important this place is to me.”
Alabama Power makes progress with only 3,400 customers without power in Mobile – WKRG News 5
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Alabama Power reports only 3,400 Mobile customers are without power after great restoration progress.
9 p.m. update: Great progress today on restoration efforts following #HurricaneSally . There are currently about 3,400 customers in the Mobile area without service.
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MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) -- Comcast is working diligently to restore Phone, Internet, and TV in the impacted area of Hurricane Sally. To relieve the stress of not having internet Comcast has opened the HotSpot Network for free for those impacted by Hurricane Sally.
Hair care maker Monat agrees not to mislead customers - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Hundreds of consumers have filed complaints about an array of expensive hair care products — marketed by a company in South Florida — that they say led to hair loss, balding, itching, sores and skin lesions.
Some customers said that when they reported the problems to the sales reps, they were told that their hair was undergoing "detoxification" and they should continue to use the product.
"After two weeks using the product I started noticing extreme hair loss with every shower," a customer posted on the Better Business Bureau website in 2017. "It would cover the drain and come out in clumps. I contacted the rep and she told me that my hair was detoxing. I continued to use [it] another week and my hair still was falling out in clumps after washing."
UPDATE: Power restored to Crown Point, Winfield areas | Winfield News | nwitimes.com
Utility customers in the Crown Point and Winfield areas of Lake County have power restored after experiencing a wide outage late Saturday, NIPSCO reported.
At 10:30 p.m., the utility's website said 991 customers around Winfield and Crown Point were without power, out of 1,100 total outages.
Scattered outages were reported elsewhere in Lake and Porter counties, with the next highest figure of 47 in the Leroy area.
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