Woman assaults deli owner over lack of meat in sandwich
HAMDEN, Conn. (WTNH) – A Connecticut woman was arrested Monday for allegedly assaulting a Hamden deli owner over the amount of meat in her sandwich.
Police say that at around 3 p.m., officers responded to the Krauszer’s Food Store at 36 Fairview Avenue on the report of an assault.
An investigation revealed that 32-year-old Regina Solomon was upset at the price of a sandwich, so she went behind the deli counter and began yelling at the clerk about the amount of meat in the sandwich.
Solomon and another man, who has not been identified, then tried to leave the store without paying for that sandwich and a calzone.
When the store owner attempted to intervene, Solomon allegedly “grabbed a belt off the rack” and began hitting the owner multiple times. The unidentified man then punched the store owner several times.
The store owner sustained injuries to his arms and hands in the assault.
Later, officers identified and arrested Solomon. She was charged with robbery, assault and larceny and was released from jail after posting $1,000 bond.
Police are still searching for the man involved in the assault. He is described as being a tall, black male with braided hair.
Anyone with information on the man is urged to contact police at 203-230-4030.