Three enraged women trashed a New York City eatery in a caught-on-camera outburst over the weekend that left two employees wounded, according to authorities.
The violent scene occurred at Bel Fries, a fry restaurant on Ludlow Street in the nightlife-centric Lower East Side, on Sunday at 4:10 a.m. and ended with the arrests of three women, according to the NYPD.
A video of the mayhem shows the three women hurling glass bottles, a metal stool and other items at employees, leaping over the counter, throwing sauce all over the restaurant and damaging a plastic barrier.
A crowd of people can be heard cheering and filming the chaos with their phones. According to one report, the women got furious over the restaurant’s $1.75 fee for extra sauce.
One of the restaurant workers who is filming the incident tells the women “you’re gonna go to jail” as they hurl items at him — all while an alarm is going off.
At one point, one of three women gives the employees the middle finger and at another moment, a different woman climbs the counter and starts to dance on it.
The women caused over $250 worth of damage to the eatery and wounded a 33-year-old female employee and a male employee. Both suffered lacerations to their heads, according to police.
The restaurant was temporarily closed to make repairs and recover from the incident and was still not open by Wednesday, according to its Instagram page.
Cops apprehended the three women, who were identified as 27-year-old Pearl Ozoria, of Manhattan; Chitara Plasencia, 25, of Brooklyn and 23-year-old Tatiyanna Johnson, of Brooklyn on robbery and criminal mischief charges.
One of the suspects, Ozoria, reportedly punched the officer arresting her in the face and was slapped with additional charges of assault of a police officer, resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration and disorderly conduct.
Plasencia and Johnson were each also charged with criminal possession of a weapon.
