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Burger King Brawl: Fight at South Portland Fast Food Restaurant Leads to Multiple Employees Being Pepper Sprayed

Seamus OthotBy Seamus OthotApril 21, 2026Updated:April 21, 202610 Comments2 Mins Read5K Views
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The South Portland Burger King at 375 Gorham Road erupted in chaos on Sunday when a group of four juvenile suspects allegedly initiated a brawl that led to multiple employees being pepper sprayed.

[RELATED: Brawl at Milo High School Leaves Multiple Hospitalized…]

The South Portland Police Department has not issued any public releases on the incident, but The Maine Wire obtained details after reaching out to the department.

Police responded to the restaurant after receiving reports of a fight in progress between staff and customers, involving four suspects.

Law enforcement arrived to determine that suspects deployed pepper spray, affecting multiple employees, after it was dispersed throughout the kitchen.

The preliminary investigation revealed that at least one suspect allegedly jumped over the service counter during the brawl and that a cash register was damaged during the incident.

The Maine Wire submitted a Freedom of Access Act request for the incident reports, but the request was denied because the incident involved juveniles.

No arrests have been made and no charges have been filed at this time, but the investigation remains ongoing.

It is not clear what caused the fight.

The Maine Wire reached out to the Burger King for more details, but the manager refused to provide any information except to say that all employees are now uninjured.

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Seamus Othot

Seamus Othot is a reporter for The Maine Wire. He graduated from The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, where he was able to spend his time reading the great works of Western Civilization. He can be reached at [email protected] or ‪(401) 216-9160‬.

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MaineYankee
MaineYankee
3 months ago

I’m guessing it is the usual suspects as seen on many youtube videos, normally recorded at Waffle House

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Woolley Moose
Woolley Moose
3 months ago

It doesn’t pass the smell test. Undocumented employees ?

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Lowell L Morse
Lowell L Morse
3 months ago

“….the manager refused to provide any information except to say that all employees are now uninjured.”

Q: Was Mayor McCheese asked about the incident?

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Clout
Clout
3 months ago

Would these youts be some of our “new citizens” from you know where? Just asking. The NFL should ask Burger King to sponsor the Super Bowl. The game could be promoted as the “Burger King Brawl”.

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Handy N Handsome
Handy N Handsome
3 months ago

It’s them “cold ass fries” people again.

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oncebigbob
oncebigbob
3 months ago

Old enough to get into a brawl, then old enough to get their name and mug shot posted.

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Joe Knightus
Joe Knightus
3 months ago

No video? Didn’t happen. That is what the police will tell me.

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Kafir2022
Kafir2022
3 months ago

The mischievous urchins could possibly be from Sagamore Village or Kennedy Park but more likely they’re from the nearby welcoming community of Redbank Village.

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Scubbas
Scubbas
2 months ago

Them again.

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mark violette
mark violette
2 months ago

Arrest everyone, let the judge have his way, they will learn

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