Woman Bites Off Ear At Chinese Restaurant

Over the years I've had waiters, clerks, or fast food workers occasionally get my food orders wrong. Usually it's a no harm-no foul sort of deal. Sometimes though, you run into unreasonable aggressive insulting people who will not take responsibility for mistakes or who won't refund your money or make your order correctly. And on the flipside, although we say that the customer is always right, customers exist who go out of their way to cheat, insult, harass and even assault the people who make their food. People of all types can have quick tempers and resort to violence for no good reason. 

I don't know the truth of what took place at the China 1 restaurant at Mt. Clemens. I do know that language barriers combined with poor service mixed with impatient, angry or demanding customers can cause tempers to flare. The question that must be answered is who threw the first punch. Or more precisely, who bit whom first?

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. (WXYZ) - A woman was arrested for allegedly biting off part of a man's ear during a fight with the man at a Macomb County Chinese restaurant on Thursday night. According to deputies, they were called to China 1 Restaurant in Mt. Clemens around 9:40 p.m. When they arrived, they found a man with his ear partially bitten off and a woman with a large bump on her forehead. 

Deputies say 24-year-old Jade Anderson walked into the restaurant complaining about her order. She was complaining to the owners, who are also the victims in the assault. Due to a language barrier, the victim's son translated what Anderson was saying to his parents. That's when Anderson allegedly pushed the son and threw her food onto the floor. She then started assaulting the female victim, and the male victim stepped in to protect his wife.

That's when Anderson started assaulting the man. As she was pushed out of the store, she bit the man on the ear, partially detaching it. A sign on the restaurant Friday afternoon said it was closed "for some reasons." 

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No word yet on whether Anderson had been watching too many Mike Tyson fights.