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 RICHMOND, Va. -- Have you heard the expression “hangry?” It’s a combination of hungry and angry. A fast food worker said that word perfectly described the customer who attacked and bit her over a wrong order. 
 
 Wendy's manager Latanya Nelson said the confrontation happened at the Wendy's restaurant on Brook Road, near Azalea Avenue, Monday night. 
 
 In fact, Nelson said 25-year-old Lovely Robinson was the angriest customer she had ever personally served. Nelson said Robinson stormed in the lobby behind another employee, after changing her order from two spicy chicken sandwiches. 
 
 "She changed the order from that to four, 99-cent chicken sandwiches, so I'm guessing she only had $4 instead of $11," Nelson said. 
 
 The fast food manager said she had no choice but to defend herself. 
 
 "She came in cursing and said I'll come across the counter,” Nelson added. “So I said, ‘OK.’ She jumped over, so I defended myself." 
 
 "She didn't have me in size, but she had heart I'll give her that,” Nelson said. "I told her you can't be in here. You gotta’ go." 
 
 The two threw haymakers in the area where they cook hot fries. Nelson said she couldn't believe what came next. 
 
 "She clamped down right above my knee, so I continued to punch her as she was biting me," she said. 
 
 The attack left a large bite mark above Nelson’s left knee, after Nelson was finally able to fight Robinson off. 
 
 Police charged Robinson with malicious wounding, intentionally damaging property, preventing law enforcement from making an arrest and trespassing. She declined a request for an interview. 
 
 Nelson said she returned to work Tuesday night. ||||| A Florida man turned himself in to the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office announcing, “I have problems.” The man has problems, and no cheeseburger is one. Anger management is another. 
 
 23-year old Taylor Allen Stephens was arrested for throwing a cheeseburger into the face of a pregnant family member and then shoving her to the ground during an argument on May 23rd. He fled the scene after the incident, but eventually returned to face the consequences of his crime. 
 
 Stephens turned himself into the police where he was charged with aggravated battery against the woman, after a witness corroborated the victim’s account. 
 
 This is not the first time that a Florida man has assaulted a woman with a cheeseburger. In 2008, a man was charged with domestic violence for shoving his cheeseburger into his girlfriend’s face. In 2011, another Florida man was charged with a misdemeanor for throwing a cheeseburger at a car in a McDonald’s drive thru. Police found a “large spot of ketchup measuring 6 inches by 6 inches on the side of the victim’s vehicle and cheeseburger pieces on the hood” that could be traced back to the culprit. 
 
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– A dispute over the freshness of Wendy’s fries leaves a 25-year-old Minnesota woman facing criminal charges. According to CBS Minnesota, Wendy's employees claim that Eiram Chanel Amir Dixson became argumentative during a drive-thru transaction just after noon Thursday after the woman asked specifically for fresh French fries. Reports don't specify the condition of the fries, or whether she even received them, but do make clear that an argument followed. Employees allege Dixson reached through the drive-thru window and, after an employee threw a soft drink at her, proceeded to spray them with Mace. The restaurant manager was hit directly in the face while two more employees were also in the line of the spray, per the police report. All three employees provided similar accounts of the incident, according to ABC News 5. Dixson is being charged with felony use of tear gas to immobilize. If found guilty, she’ll face a maximum sentence of up to five years in prison and/or a $3,000 to $10,000 fine. Wendy’s drive-thrus see their share of action: last year, a worker was allegedly bit over a wrong order in Virginia, while a Florida man reportedly threw an alligator through a drive-thru window as a prank.