MILTON, Ga. (AP) — A worker handing out food samples at a Georgia Walmart was taken into custody after police say she pushed a coworker handing out taste tests into a fruit cooler.
Police say 56-year-old Marissa Moody’s feet were up in the air and she could not get out of the cooler Saturday afternoon at the crowded Walmart in Milton, north of Atlanta. A third worker helped her out of the cooler.
WSB-TV aired surveillance video showing a chase through the produce area before Moody was pushed into the cooler.
Police say 63-year-old Dorothy R. Kemp was charged with simple battery.
Police say the dispute was over equipment used by the workers, including a cutting board and a bottle of disinfecting spray.
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