While a 7-11 shopper had his back turned, a man allegedly grabbed a glass jar of salsa from a shelf and launched it at him so hard that it exploded and caused injuries.
31-year-old Le’trail Antwan Tresalus lives in St. Petersburg, Florida.
On June 23, around 8:00 pm, Tresalus reportedly went to a local 7-11 convenience store.
A Florida man is facing a felony charge after he allegedly threw the contents of a Slurpee cup at a 7-11 employee when he reportedly became angered over the cost of the frozen beverage.
Just after 9:00 am on July 28, an employee at a Pinellas Park 7-11 was working their shift at the register when a man approached the counter with a Slurpee in his hand.
The man, later identified as 40-year-old Brian Duffy, reportedly believed the cost of the drink was too high, and he allegedly began a verbal altercation with the worker about his frustration.
The owner of a New Jersey convenience store reportedly created her own sanitizer and sold the bottles to the public, and several children were allegedly burned after using it.
47-year-old Manisha Bharade owns a 7-11 store in River Vale New Jersey.
Since the widespread outbreak of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), people have found it increasingly difficult to obtain items in high demand, such as hand sanitizer.
When a woman in the middle of her shift at 7-11 told the man working with her that she was bored he allegedly used the opportunity to propose a gratuitous and unwanted sexual encounter as a way to pass the time.
Until recently, 25-year-old Mustafa Demiray was a staff member at the 7-11 in Bradenton, Florida.
Last weekend, Demiray was on the clock working with a female clerk during an uneventful period at the convenience store. The woman reportedly shared with Demiray that she had a lack of interest in finishing her shift just before she went to a back office area designated for employees and sat down to fiddle with her cell phone.
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