Eastpointe — A woman accused of fatally stabbing the manager of the fast food restaurant where she works on Thursday was charged in court. Afeni Muhammad, 26, was arraigned Friday in 38th District Court in Eastpointe via videoconference from the Macomb County Jail.

A 26-year-old woman has been arraigned in the fatal stabbing of her manager after being told to leave early from her shift following an argument at a Detroit-area McDonald’s restaurant

A woman has been arraigned on charges relating to the fatal stabbing of a McDonald's restaurant manager in Eastpointe.

A McDonald's employee has been charged with fatally stabbing her manager, a mother of six, during a dispute at the Eastpointe restaurant.

Police say the shift manager, identified by family as 39-year-old Jennifer Harris, and another employee, identified only as a 26-year-old woman, got into an argument earlier in the day at the McDonald’s in Eastpointe, Michigan. CBS News reported that it resulted in Harris sending the suspect home early.

Authorities said the victim was the restaurant manager. She was stabbed by a female worker at the same restaurant.

Just two days before an Eastpointe woman allegedly stabbed her manager to death, she posted an Instagram rant about her job at McDonald’s.

A recruitment platform used by McDonald’s is alleged to have had such poor cybersecurity that researchers were able to log into it using a non-password and thus gain access to information on tens of millions of job applicants, including contact details and chat logs between the user and the restaurant’s AI bot.

A drive-thru customer held Afeni Muhammad, 26, at gunpoint so she couldn't get away after allegedly doing the unthinkable.