Police: Woman Attacks Mall Worker Over Cookie
Woman Wanted White Chocolate Chip Cookie
POSTED: Monday, December 30, 2002
UPDATED: 12:30 pm EST December 30,
2002
A Michigan woman faces charges for allegedly assaulting a cookie stand worker after she was told that a white chocolate chip cookie she requested is no longer available, according to a Local 6 News report.
Police said that Laura Smith, 25, became angry when informed that the cookie was not available while visiting the Briarwood Mall in Ann Arbor.Smith then allegedly threw a two-pound box of cookie wrappers at the clerk and broke her glasses. Smith then reportedly went behind the counter to punch the clerk.She was arrested at the mall and charged with a misdemeanor charge of assault and battery."She started the whole thing. She said, come on let's fight. She proceeded to go around the cabinet -- or around the cabinet to come out the door to fight me," Smith said. "So I just met her at the door."Smith was released on $1,000 bond.
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