Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Houston, Texas (KTRK) -- A fight involving employees at a Montrose-area Burger King and an apparent homeless man is bringing to light a larger issue with the city's new homeless ordinance, according to a security expert.
The confrontation involves the man who appears to be homeless and using a wheelchair. Witnesses said he was irate and vulgar when he first entered the restaurant over the weekend, and an employee pepper-sprayed him.
The man left and came back even angrier, according to witnesses, before he got into a scuffle with a man. Finally, what appears to be a Burger King employee uses a stun gun on the man before he leaves.
"Definitely don't recommend that," said Jonah Nathan, owner of Ranger Guard and Investigations.
Nathan said employees arming themselves with these devices presents a liability for companies.
Read more here: abc13.com/news/altercations-between-homeless-growing-in-area/2090218
Houston, Texas (KTRK) -- A fight involving employees at a Montrose-area Burger King and an apparent homeless man is bringing to light a larger issue with the city's new homeless ordinance, according to a security expert.
The confrontation involves the man who appears to be homeless and using a wheelchair. Witnesses said he was irate and vulgar when he first entered the restaurant over the weekend, and an employee pepper-sprayed him.
The man left and came back even angrier, according to witnesses, before he got into a scuffle with a man. Finally, what appears to be a Burger King employee uses a stun gun on the man before he leaves.
"Definitely don't recommend that," said Jonah Nathan, owner of Ranger Guard and Investigations.
Nathan said employees arming themselves with these devices presents a liability for companies.
Read more here: abc13.com/news/altercations-between-homeless-growing-in-area/2090218
