Maryland Deputies Arrest 30-Year-Old Woman After Allegedly Brandishing Loaded Gun at Taco Bell
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 24
Maryland Deputies Arrest 30-Year-Old Woman After Allegedly Brandishing Loaded Gun at Taco Bell
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 24
Summary
Ashley Andrews, 30, was arrested June 18 after Queen Anne’s County deputies said she lifted her shirt to show a handgun during a dispute over a delayed order at a Chester, Maryland, Taco Bell.
Employees told deputies Andrews challenged staff to “meet her outside,” used threatening language and kept arguing while placing her hand on the gun’s grip.
Deputies detained Andrews and another person from her group at the scene, then recovered a loaded firearm from Andrews’ person.
Surveillance footage and an employee’s video appeared to support the workers’ account, and Andrews was charged with second-degree assault, handgun on person, disorderly conduct and reckless endangerment.
Court records cited by Law&Crime show she was held on $5,000 bond before posting bail the next day; she was banned from the property and has a July court appearance after requesting a speedy trial.