A chaotic fight broke out inside an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Tempe, Arizona, sending patrons fleeing. The incident involved a group of teenagers who exchanged blows within the dining area. This disruption occurred around 7 p.m. local time on a Monday.
The Tempe Police Department revealed that officers responded to the scene quickly. However, those involved had already escaped either on foot or in vehicles. Witness video shows teenagers grappling and punching, while worried customers moved to get out of harm’s way.
The recording individual noted that many customers were already staying inside the restaurant to avoid an ongoing monsoon storm, as reported by FOX 10 Phoenix. The tumultuous scene disrupted the usual operations of the fast-food chain.
Investigators have interviewed witnesses and restaurant staff, and an active investigation continues. Officials have yet to determine the cause of the altercation. Fox News Digital has sought a response from the California-based restaurant chain regarding the incident.
This event in Arizona is reminiscent of a similar brawl that took place in May at a Chipotle restaurant in Washington, D.C. In that confrontation, teens in black attire, including hoods and masks, engaged in a violent outburst that involved throwing punches and chairs while patrons sought safe refuge.

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