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       Ohio Wendy's employee assaulted; 2 suspects sought, police say Investigation revealed two women were upset by the way employee handed them their food in the drive-thru

       Cincinnati police are looking to identify two women wanted for felony charges after assaulting a Wendy's employee.

       The violent beating caught on surveillance camera reportedly happened around 7:18 p.m. Dec. 10, 2021, according to WXIX.

       Two women are wanted for felony charges after assaulting a Wendy's employee in Ohio. Investigation revealed they were upset by the way the Wendy's employee handed them their food in the drive-thru. (Cincinnati Police Department)

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       Police say their investigation revealed the two women were "upset by the way the Wendy's employee handed them their food."

       Captions added to the video by police detail how the women entered the restaurant and waited at the counter for some time. They have a brief exchange with the female employee before going behind the counter and back to the drive-thru and kitchen area. The female employee can be seen being hit in the face with a spray bottle before the assault begins.

       Two women are wanted for felony charges after assaulting a Wendy's employee in Ohio. Investigation revealed they were upset by the way the Wendy's employee handed them their food in the drive-thru. (Cincinnati Police Department)

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       Police say the victim suffered a fractured leg and torn ligament as a result of the beating. The assault did not stop in the kitchen. The victim and suspects carried it into the lobby before the shared video ends.

       "We will not tolerate this type of violence," Cincinnati police say in a Facebook post.

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       Investigators are asking for help identifying the women seen in the surveillance video. They ask anyone with information to call 513-263-8300 or CrimeStoppers at 513-352-3040.