Police said the crash happened two hours after a homeless man and his wife got into an argument with employees. The manager was reportedly the one driving the car.
HOUSTON, Texas -- Police are trying to sort out stories about what led up to a man's death in a Burger King drive-thru in southwest Houston overnight.
The Burger King manager who allegedly hit the man with his car says one thing, and the wife of the homeless man says another. However, two hours before that, there was some kind of altercation between the couple and the Burger King workers, police said.The workers reportedly told them no, and said they couldn't order unless they were in a car.
Police said unlike typical crashes involving pedestrians, there was no damage to the vehicle -- the windshield wasn't shattered and there was no blood at the scene.
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