Smithfield employee accused of urinating on production line Video Video 
 
 SMITHFIELD, Va. (WAVY) - A Smithfield Foods employee is accused of urinating on the production line. 
 
 The incident happened over the weekend at the packing plant in Smithfield. 10 On Your Side was given video of the employee, who appears to take off his gloves and pee on the production line. 
 
 The employee leans up against the counter and relieves himself. He then puts the gloves back on and continues working. 
 
 On Tuesday, Smithfield officials released a statement confirming the incident. 
 
 Lisa Martin with Smithfield Foods says it was an isolated incident. 
 
 In accordance with Smithfield’s food safety and quality standards, more than 50,000 pounds of product were disposed of following a swift internal investigation that revealed an employee had urinated at his station during the production process," Martin said. "The facility immediately halted production, fully cleaned the processing line, and sanitized all equipment multiple times before resuming operations." 
 
 Martin says the employee has been suspended pending the outcome of a complete investigation. 
 
 "The facility and its employees’ immediate response and corrective actions to this isolated incident reflect the company’s commitment to ensuring the safety and quality of its products," Martin added. "The safety and quality of our foods is fundamental to our success as a company." 
 
 10 On Your Side was in contact throughout the day with the USDA. We're told the Food Safety and Inspection Service is looking into the matter and will determine any future actions. ||||| JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A Nassau County woman took to social media to vent after witnessing a fracas at a Jacksonville Chick-fil-A restaurant. 
 
 The incident happened at some point Monday night at the River City Marketplace location. The witness, Allison Music, said several customers grew unruly during some sort of disagreement over chicken nuggets. 
 
 The disturbance began as two male customers arguing with staff for roughly 20 minutes, Music said. She said it continued when two women -- who are related to one of the male customers -- undeterred by a locked door, barged in and confronted employees. 
 
 "The teenage boy was arguing with them about his chicken nuggets and getting his refund back. They refunded his money, but I guess he lied to his sister and said they didn't refund his money," Music told News4Jax by phone Wednesday night. "So they came in, broke the door handle off the door while trying to get in one way. They came through the other way and started arguing with the manager." 
 
 Music recorded the incident on her cellphone and uploaded multiple video clips to Facebook. Things appeared to escalate when the angry customers dumped utensils and other supplies on the floor. Music said one of the women grabbed a vase and smashed it. 
 
 "There were kids at Chick-fil-A while this was going on and anyone should be embarrassed to act the way these two females did tonight," Music wrote in a Facebook post that has since been shared over 2,300 times. 
 
 News4Jax crime and safety analyst Gil Smith said problems with food orders should never go that far. 
 
 "Quite often, there is a conflict between a customer and management in fast food restaurants because there is some kind of problem with their order. In most cases, management will take care of it by either replacing the food or giving them a refund," Smith said. "It seems like, now, people are more and more unable to talk to management properly to resolve the conflict." 
 
 Managers of the Chick-fil-A declined to comment Wednesday when News4Jax stopped by the Northside restaurant. 
 
 It's not clear if a police report was filed in the case. News4Jax reached out to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office spokesman for details and will update this story as additional details emerge. 
 
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– A Smithfield Foods employee has been suspended and 50,000 pounds of meat have been tossed in the garbage after surveillance video appeared to show the worker urinating on the production line at the Smithfield, Va., packaging plant. The employee can be seen removing his gloves, apparently peeing while leaning up against the counter, then putting the gloves back on and going back to work, WAVY reports. The incident happened over the weekend, and on Tuesday Smithfield released a statement saying an internal investigation "revealed an employee had urinated at his station" but assuring customers that "the facility immediately halted production, fully cleaned the processing line, and sanitized all equipment multiple times before resuming operations." The employee's fate will be decided after a company investigation is complete, the Virginian-Pilot reports. (Smithfield has been involved in other gross headlines.)