Man punches Arby's worker, flashes gun at employees over mobile order

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man faces multiple felony charges after battering an Arby's worker through a drive thru window because of a mobile order.

Augustus Harper is charged with two counts of Intimidation, one count of Pointing a Firearm and one count of Battery after he allegedly reached through the drive thru window of the Arby's restaurant in the 10800 block of E. Washington Street and hit a worker.

After leaving the store, Harper allegedly returned with a handgun and pointed it at workers multiple times.

According to court documents, Harper was upset after arriving at the restaurant to find his mobile order was not ready.

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The store manager told police that Harper smelled of alcohol during the incident, according to court documents.

The worker who was attacked complained of pain in his hand and throat, but did not request medical attention.

Police utilized store records and receipts, which gave Harper's phone number, according to court documents. It led to Harper's arrest.

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