SPEEDWAY, Ind. — An Indianapolis man is accused of waving around a gun inside a KFC in Speedway after becoming angry that his food was cold despite being allegedly late to pick up his order. Anthony Williams, 32, was arrested and charged with intimidation, a Level 5 felony, and criminal recklessness, a Level 6 felony. Angry golfer scolds group for ‘cutting’ and is badly assaulted after refusing to apologize, court docs reveal According to court documents, Williams and a manager at the KFC on Crawfordsville Road go into a verbal argument on Sept. 15 after Williams arrived to grab his pick-up order and became angry his food was cold. The manager told Williams it was due to him being late to pick up the order. Williams reportedly made threats about being in a gang from "South Central" and went to his vehicle to retrieve a handgun. He then is accused of walking back into the restaurant and waving the gun around at employees. Williams also allegedly jumped over the counter and demanded a refund or warm food. Multiple employees told police that Williams waved the gun around despite Williams claiming he only had the gun in his pocket. A black Glock handgun with a loaded magazine and one round in the chamber was taken off of Williams by arresting police officers. Williams faces up to six years in prison on a Level 5 felony conviction.