A woman has been arrested after police allege she coughed on a senior at a Starbucks in Cambridge, Ont., according to Waterloo Regional Police.
They say that on March 20, an argument broke out between two drivers using the drive-thru at the coffeehouse.
Police allege that a 42-year-old woman got out of her car and approached the elderly woman’s vehicle.
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During the ensuing altercation, they say the woman stuck her head inside the car and coughed in the elderly woman’s face.
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Police allege she also coughed on the car’s door handles.
Police say a 42-year-old Cambridge woman is facing several charges, including assault and common nuisance endangering life.
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