Woman Who Assaulted Chipotle Employee Can Shorten Jail Sentence by Working in A Fast Food Restaurant

An Ohio woman found guilty of assault for throwing her Chipotle order at one of the restaurant’s employees is allowed to shorten her jail time by working at a fast food restaurant.

Rosemary Hayne, a customer at an Ohio Chipotle back in September, became enraged after she received the Chipotle bowl she ordered and it wasn’t up to her standards.

The 39-year-old slammed her bowl in front of the manager while throwing a fit before she picked it up and threw it at the manager, Emily Russell.

The hot food struck Russell in the face in front of the entire restaurant. Video footage of the incident went viral and Russell subsequently quit her job a short time later.

The unsatisfied customer was charged with assault and later found guilty.

While in court for her sentencing hearing, Hayne told the judge, “If I showed you how my food looked and how my food looked a week later from that same restaurant, it’s disgusting looking.”

The judge expressed to her that she wouldn’t like the food she’d receive in jail as well.

In the end, she was sentenced to 180 days in jail but given a rare opportunity. The judge said he would give her 60 days jail credit if she obtained a job at a fast food restaurant and worked at least 20 hours a week for 2 months.