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A Kentucky woman was arrested last week for going on a destructive and costly rampage inside a Little Caesars after learning she would be charged for extra sauce, according to reports and authorities.

Breanna Haynes was arrested months after she damaged a Louisville Little Caesars location in January when she requested an extra packet of sauce for her order and was asked to pay for it, according to court documents obtained by WDRB.


  After an employee informed her that the additional sauce would cost $1, Haynes allegedly “created a disturbance in the store” and began to knock items off the counter Metro Correctional After an employee informed her that the additional sauce would cost $1, Haynes allegedly “created a disturbance in the store” and began to knock items off the counter Metro Correctional

After an employee informed her that the additional sauce would cost $1, Haynes allegedly “created a disturbance in the store” and shoved items off the counter, including a pricey computer stand and register, police told the outlet.

Haynes caused a whopping $1,000 in damage during the frenzee, according to documents.


  Haynes was not arrested until Sept 22, when police responded to another unrelated incident where she allegedly threw a brick at a car belonging to the father of her child. Christopher Sadowski Haynes was not arrested until Sept 22, when police responded to another unrelated incident where she allegedly threw a brick at a car belonging to the father of her child. Christopher Sadowski

Surveillance video inside the store allegedly caught her outburst, investigators said.

Haynes was not arrested until Sept. 22, when police responded to another unrelated incident where she allegedly threw a brick at a car belonging to the father of her child, court documents said.

She is currently facing criminal mischief and assault charges, the outlet reported.

Haynes was slated to appear again in court on Wednesday, according to court records.

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