Colorado Panera Bread Employee Attacks Unruly Customer With Cookware

A Panera Bread employee attacked a customer with cookware at a location in Colorado! Now, the suspect remains at large and is probably dazed and confused.

It sounds like it was an eventful day at this Panera Bread in Glendale, Colorado. An unruly customer started causing a scene and ended up starting a bit of a fight inside the store. He threw a smoothie, yelled, and more during the disturbance. Employees and customers had to intervene to try to stop it!

The charged lemonades aren't the only thing capable of causing damage at Panera Bread. It turns out the employees are willing and able to step up if anything goes wrong inside a store. From the story, you'd think this happened at a Waffle House but it was, indeed, a Panera Bread.

According to KDVR, Isaac "Kendall" Ross came into the Panera location in Glendale and started causing a disturbance by screaming and hitting things off the counter. Witnesses at the store say it seemed like the suspect was demanding their phone. Natalie Wiersma tells KDVR, "The suspect was yelling it at the workers and they were all super confused-looking and said, 'We don't have your phone.'" That's when it sounds like Ross threw something at the employees which turned out to be a smoothie, he then yelled a racial slur at another customer, and continued causing mayhem in the restaurant.

KDVR reports that Ross knocked everything off of the counter and a different customer tried to jump in to help and get Ross to stop. In video taken at the scene, an employee is seen coming out from behind the counter and hitting Ross over the head with one of those pans used for putting pizzas in the oven. Wiersma tells KDVR that the employee is her hero and that the move seemed to be effective in getting Ross to stop what he was doing. However, he eventually escaped and got away before police made it to the scene. KDVR reports Ross came back to the store and attacked another man causing minor injuries, but remains missing and at large. Know anything about his whereabouts? You can contact the Glendale Police Department at 303-759-1511.

You can check out video recorded at the scene below showing the Panera Bread employee striking the unruly customer with cookware. It looks intense!

Can you imagine going there for a sandwich and then seeing that? Who needs caffeine in your lemonade when you can witness a fight break out? That will wake you up.

There's something about a car chase that makes you stop what you're doing to take a second and watch. This obsession probably started with O.J. Simpson and the famous White Bronco. However, that's far from the only car chase to make the news. Here are 5 crazy car chases that were caught on camera.

I don't know what it is that make police car chases so exciting to watch. Perhaps it's the possibility that they'll getaway, or maybe we're just waiting for something awful to happen or some sort of wreck. One of those is more common than the other.

It seems like every day there's some sort of wild car chase on the news. They happen all across the country, and all around the world all the time. Hopefully, you're not on the road when it happens. Certainly, they're much more exciting to watch on your television from the comfort of your own home than to see the car go flying by you at 100 miles per hour. Sometimes, innocent bystanders and fellow cars on the road turn into victims or are impacted by the car chase in some way. They're running from the cops and are sure to already be in a lot of trouble, they don't care about damaging your car during the incident at all.

The internet is full of these car chase videos. They're entertaining and news stations know it. Sometimes, the videos are captured by news crews in cars, other times the video is captured on camera by a helicopter, and sometimes it's captured by a civilian on the scene. Thanks to social media, everyone is a journalist these days. Hopefully, you can hear the sarcasm in my voice when I write that. Pros and cons to that.

Back on June 17th of 1994, the entire country seemingly rushed to the nearest TV to watch O.J. Simpson evade police. The country watched as Simpson and a friend led police on a chase that lasted roughly 2-hours as they went from Orange County to Brentwood, per the Los Angeles Times. Now, 30 years later, it is still synonymous with car chases.

I spent some time going through YouTube to find some of the best police car chases that have been caught on camera. These are definitely some of the best available. There's something about them where you just can't look away. Check them out below! Stay safe on the roads, friends!

Clearly, there was no stopping this person. A Chevy Camera leads police on a crazy chase in this video. It all happened after a robbery at a GameStop in Houston, Texas. Commenters on the video point out that at least he used his turn signals during the chase. Most don't choose to do that. I'm sure it was appreciated by all parties involved.

This video is definitely crazy! It currently has more than 42 million views on YouTube. In the video, a man leads authorities on a dangerous car chase after he stole a truck. He hits several other vehicles on the road during the chase. I certainly would not want to share the road with this person. It's dangerous out there.

This chase was all over the place. It starts on the road, but ends in a neighborhood with residents fearing for their safety. It happened in Santa Clarita, California. The video has more than 37 million views on YouTube. This chase gets wild and aggressive!

During O.J. Simpson's famous car chase, they weren't going at ridiculous speeds. This case is a bit different. This high-speed chase through Los Angeles ended when the vehicle slammed into a power pole and flipped over! This is definitely a must-see car chase. Check it out above!

Another car chase with an unfortunate ending for the driver. Starting to notice these never seem to go well for the driver or the person trying to get away. Has this move ever worked? I'm not sure if it's ever been accomplished outside of a Fast & Furious movie. This Oklahoma car chase ends when the truck flips over!

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