
A customer told to wear a mask in a Chicago hot dog restaurant threw snow at an employee and then broke a glass door
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A man who was told to wear a mask at a well-known Chicago hot dog restaurant threw snow at an employee and shattered the business' glass door, authorities said Thursday.
The Wieners Circle in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood tweeted a surveillance video showing a man standing without a mask in the restaurant on Wednesday. The man begins what seems to be a verbal exchange with an employee who is not visible in the video.
The man turns to exit the store, picks up snow from underneath a red picnic table, re-enters and throws the snow toward in the direction of the off-camera employee. The man exits for a second time, gets more snow and re-enters, running toward the counter and reaching over the counter as he throws the snow at the employee. The man exits again.

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