Taco Bell Security Guard Brutally Slaps Female Customer in Los Angeles, Video Surfaces

A video of a security guard slapping a female customer at a Taco Bell in Los Angeles has gone viral. The incident occurred on February 9, 2025.

The footage of Taco Bell security guard slapping a female customer in California.

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A disturbing incident at a Taco Bell outlet in Los Angeles, California, has shocked the internet, where a security guard was caught on video physically assaulting a female customer who refused to leave.

A video of the incident, which occurred on Sunday, has surfaced on social media which shows the woman walking away from the guard to use a self-service kiosk when the guard approaches her and delivers a forceful slap to her face, according to The New York Post.

The woman held her face in disbelief before walking to the other side of the restaurant. The guard followed her, and after a tense exchange, ultimately escorted her out.

One user shared the video on X (formerly Twitter) and wrote, "A security guard at a Taco Bell in downtown Los Angeles was filmed slapping a woman inside the restaurant on February 9. Witness Alejandro Sanchez, 29, said the woman was ordering food when the guard told her to leave before suddenly striking her." 

‘A security guard at a Taco Bell in downtown Los Angeles was filmed slapping a woman inside the restaurant on February 9. Witness Alejandro Sanchez, 29, said the woman was ordering food when the guard told her to leave before suddenly striking her.’

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Witness Alejandro Sanchez, who recorded the incident, said, "The security guard was telling her to leave, and she didn’t want to because she was ordering food. Then he just went off, and she started going crazy. He slapped the s–t out of her. It was crazy. Everybody was shocked." He alleged that Taco Bell staff were more concerned about the recording of the incident than the security guard’s actions. He also speculated on whether the incident started because the woman appeared "homeless". However, Taco Bell did not respond to a request for comment.