A woman who was filmed repeatedly driving her car into a taco restaurant in California was allegedly a former employee who had not worked at the restaurant for four years, according to the owner’s daughter.

The incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. Friday at Tacos Reyes in Canoga Park, ABC 7 reported.

Passersby who witnessed the chaos began filming, while others rushed to alert nearby police officers.

When police officers arrived at the scene, they saw the suspect repeatedly backing into the building and ramming it, according to the source.

They then surrounded her vehicle and used non-lethal ammunition before pulling her out of the car and arresting her.

According to the outlet, the suspect destroyed everything in the restaurant before her arrest.

She was hospitalized with minor injuries and later charged with vandalism.

No further injuries were reported.

An employee at the bar next to the taco shop recalled the moment when she had to push customers and colleagues out of the building because they “share a wall with the restaurant.”

“She was just backing up and slamming into all kinds of walls,” Bailey Thompson told ABC 7. “So we share a wall with them, so she started slamming into our wall.”

A day later, the restaurant owner’s daughter, Antonia Reyes, told ABC 7 that the woman was a former employee and that she was shocked by the incident.

“Even when she left four years ago, it wasn’t on good terms. It was on good terms,” ​​Reyes told the outlet.

“Your mother still works for us. She’s been working for us for… maybe over 8 years.”

Although her alleged vandalism destroyed the family’s business, Reyes still showed sympathy for the suspect.

“We have so much love for the family. This is an unfortunate situation that has happened and it breaks our hearts.”

Tacos Reyes owner Miguel Reyes told NBC Los Angeles he was glad no one at his restaurant was injured in the incident.

“Everyone went out through the emergency room, but thank God nothing happened,” said the store owner. “I would have regretted it if anything had happened to anyone.”

Miguel Reyes also confirmed that the suspect was a former employee of the restaurant.

The restaurant remains closed until further notice.

Police told the outlet that the incident remains under investigation.