McDonald’s worker in NYC dies after being shot in neck over cold fries
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Matthew Webb, 23, succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday after being shot in the neck at the Brooklyn McDonald's where he worked.
A McDonald’s worker has died after being in critical condition since Monday night, when he was shot in the neck because of a disagreement over cold fries.
Police said Matthew Webb, 23, died from his injuries on Wednesday, as reported by CBS News.
Sources told CBS Webb was shot on the job after a woman complained about her fries being cold.
The shooting occurred around 7 p.m. on Aug. 1 outside a Brooklyn McDonald’s on Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant. According to sources, a woman was angry that her fries were cold and approached a worker, identified as Matthew Webb, and started arguing with him.
The woman was reportedly FaceTiming her son at the time, and he is accused of stopping by the restaurant later on and shooting Webb in the neck.
Webb was rushed to Brookdale Hospital and the suspect was taken into custody.
On Wednesday, police announced that they arrested 20-year-old Michael Morgan for attempted murder and weapons charges in connection with the shooting.
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