- Jarrah Ladner appeared at Adelaide Magistrates Court over KFC tirade
- She was charged with disorderly behaviour, assault, and property damage
- She allegedly threw soft drink cans and shouted at KFC employees and police
A 20-year-old woman accused of throwing soft drink cans and an EFTPOS machine at KFC staff during an angry tirade has fronted court.
Jarrah Ladner was charged with disorderly behaviour, two counts of assault, two counts of aggravated assault on police and property damage after the incident in Adelaide in May.
During her court appearance on Saturday, Deputy Chief Magistrate Dr Andrew Cannon agreed to review her bail conditions, which could allow Ms Ladner to be within at least 50 metres of the fast food outlet, instead of the initial 200 metres.
Jarrah Ladner has been charged with disorderly behaviour, assault and property damage
Ms Ladner was silent upon leaving the court. She is set to appear again in late July.
CCTV captured Ms Ladner allegedly throwing an EFTPOS machine and screaming at staff during the outburst.
In the video, Ms Ladner, who was wearing Dr Martens boots and a black puffer jacket, was reportedly seen ripping off Eftpos machines from the counter.
She’s accused of throwing them at employees and signs in the store.
A woman can be heard saying: ‘You don’t have anything else’.
‘You’re holding us hostage.’
CCTV captured Ms Ladner allegedly throwing an EFTPOS machine and screaming at staff during the outburst
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