TOLEDO, Ohio — A woman accused of vandalizing a west Toledo Wendy's and attacking employees after receiving a crispy chicken sandwich sans cheese appeared in court Thursday, where she pleaded not guilty to two charges.
According to court documents, Jalinia Stuart, 33, pleaded not guilty to charges of Receiving Stolen Property and Illegal Conveyance of Weapons. Stuart is accused of bringing a weapon to a detention facility following her arrest.
Stuart is scheduled to appear back in court on July 17 for another pretrial hearing. She was released on OR bond.
Co-defendant Dominique Ezell, 32, also pleaded not guilty to a charge of Vandalism early last month on June 8. He was released on supervised OR bond and is due back in court on July 17.
Stuart and Ezell were arrested following a May 24 incident at a Wendy's on West Laskey Road. Employees called 911 after Stuart allegedly did not receive cheese on her crispy chicken sandwich and threw Frostys at an employee, damaged a register and dragged an employee by their hair, among other things, according to a police report.
Both suspects were indicted on June 1.
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