A Chipotle manager reported Sept. 6 that a recently fired employee was at the business throwing food and made a comment about “shooting the place up.” Responding officers located the East Cleveland man, 19, walking on the sidewalk and advised him he was no longer allowed at the business.
A Chipotle manager reported Sept. 6 that a recently fired employee was at the business throwing food and made a comment about “shooting the place up.”
She made the change to the accounts before realizing the partner’s email address did not match the email she received.
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