WATCH: Alleged Meth Head Knocked Out After Refusing to Leave Taco Joint

MYRTLE SPRINGS, TX – A video from a town outside of the Metroplex has gone viral. 

The video depicts a man who is half dressed being asked to leave the Taco Casa. 

The man did not leave but instead attacked one of the employees. 

During the fight an employee can be seen hitting the man with a chair. 

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The end of the video shows the man on the ground unconscious. 

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Myrtal Springs is located 54 miles east of Dallas. 

 

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