Michigan Sisters Accused of Stabbing Restaurant Worker Over Wrong Food Order

We've all gotten the wrong food order before. It's annoying, no doubt about it. However, for most people, a messed-up order doesn't cause them to spiral out of control and stab someone.

According to WDIV, that's what recently happened at a Detroit restaurant after an argument over an incorrect order got completely out of hand.

Yes, all over a lousy food order.

The incident happened on Detroit's east side on May 30. Prosecutors say sisters Brianna and Kierianna Long became upset after receiving the wrong order and started arguing with an employee. That's when all hell broke loose.

Detroit Restaurant Worker Allegedly Stabbed After Wrong Food Order

The sisters allegedly went behind the counter and began fighting with the worker. Prosecutors say the confrontation moved through the restaurant, with both sides throwing items at each other.

Investigators allege the sisters eventually picked up a knife and stabbed the worker in the stomach. Prosecutors also claim hot grease was nearly used during the fight and that one of the sisters threatened to kill the employee.

As if this story wasn't wild enough already, one of the sisters was pregnant while all of this was happening. Not just pregnant, either. She was nine months pregnant.

Michigan Sisters Face Multiple Felony Charges

The sisters were later arrested and now face several felony charges, including assault with intent to murder.

During her arraignment, Brianna Long's attorney claimed the restaurant worker was actually the one who became aggressive first. Brianna, who gave birth just four days before the hearing, told the judge she was innocent.

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The judge wasn't exactly sympathetic or messing around. Brianna was given a $25,000 cash bond, while Kierianna's bond was set at $100,000. If they're released, both will have to wear GPS tethers.

The stabbed employee is expected to recover.