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Sisters Stab Worker Over Wrong Chicken Order
13 Jun
Summary
- Sisters Kierianna and Brianna Long face felony charges.
- They allegedly attacked a worker over an incorrect food order.
- Kierianna is accused of stabbing the employee.
Two sisters, Kierianna and Brianna Long, are facing multiple felony charges following an alleged assault on a restaurant worker in Detroit on May 30. The incident occurred after the sisters reportedly received an incorrect food order. Prosecutors allege that the sisters then attacked the employee behind the counter, chasing her and throwing items, including hot grease and pots.
One sister, Kierianna, is accused of stabbing the worker in the stomach. The other sister, Brianna, faces charges for her alleged involvement in the assault and for assisting in their departure from the scene. The injured worker, a 23-year-old employee, was hospitalized and required surgery.
During their arraignment hearing on June 8, the sisters' defense attorneys claimed the employee initiated the physical altercation by throwing items first. Both Kierianna and Brianna pleaded not guilty to charges including assault with intent to murder. Kierianna Long is held on a $100,000 bond, while Brianna Long is held on a $25,000 bond.
