A woman has been found guilty of shooting up a McDonald 's after bacon was left off her burger twice in 24 hours . Shaneka Monique Torres , 30 , faces at least seven years in prison after being convicted of firing a 9mm handgun through the restaurant in Grand Rapids , Michigan in the early hours of February 9 , 2014 . No one was hurt in the incident . In court on Wednesday , she was charged with felony use of firearm , carrying a concealed weapon and discharging a firearm into an occupied building . Shaneka Monique Torres , 30 , pictured in the courtroom as she was convicted of opening fire on a McDonald 's in February 2014 after they got her order wrong . Torres 's mother reacts to the guilty verdict for her daughter on all charges related to the gun-firing at the fast food chain . She looks toward the jury as she hears that she has been found guilty . Torres could face at least seven years in prison . During court , the jury heard the in-car recording taken from the police vehicle located outside of her home while she was being interrogated after the shooting . The recording captured Torres saying 'there was no reason ' for why it happened , according to Mlive . She also said 'it was just dumb ' . Torres explained that she was not seeking to shoot anyone while at the fast-food restaurant , and that she legally owned the gun , but did not have a permit to carry a concealed weapon . The charge against Torres for felony use a firearm carries at least two years in prison , while shooting at an occupied building and illegally carrying a concealed weapon carries up to five years . Torres , pictured left in her mug shot , miraculously did not injure anyone . She will appear in court on April 21 for her sentencing . A news report from February 2014 shows the window Torres allegedly shot after getting a burger with no bacon inside . During the first day of trial , her attorney said she shot the gun but did so accidentally . The gun used during the incident that could have injured an employee who was tending to Torres . On the day before the incident , Torres had gone to McDonald 's for a burger but was unhappy to find it did not have bacon on it , as she had requested , police said . After speaking to the managers , they offered her a free bacon burger on her next visit , police said , and after drinking at clubs with a friend that night , she took them up on their offer . Sitting in the passenger seat , she headed to the drive-thru at 2am - stopping to chat up a manager at one of the windows before giving him her number , which later helped police track her down . But when she and her friend received their order , she again had no bacon on her burger . Nydia Ray , who was driving the car during the incident , is pictured testifying in court during the first day of trial on March 24 , 2015 . The server on the night of the incident , Essence Lake , testified in court on March 24 , 2015 . She said the bullet could have struck her if she had still been by the window . Torres pulled out a handgun and fired once , sending the bullet through the window and out the other side of the restaurant , police said . Her attorney , John Beason , had previously said in court that the gun , which had no safety , went off accidentally . Torres ' friend , Nydia Ray , who was driving the car , told the court her friend had not been upset by the lack of bacon on her burger . She said she saw the gun after handing the order back and was in the middle of saying 'What the f*** is going on ? ' when it fired . The server , Essence Lake , had walked away from the window when she heard the shot and saw the hole in the glass , she said , adding the bullet would have struck her if she had still been by the window . 'We went back and forth screaming and yelling and then we pulled off , ' Ray said . Torres ' attorney , John Beason , said that the gun , which had no safety , went off accidentally . She said she was not looking to shoot anyone at McDonald 's and that she legally owned the gun . The women went to Ray 's home but not before a witness wrote down the plate number . Police tracked the women down 30 minutes later . Grand Rapids Police Officer Patrick Loeb said Ray told him that her friend had been upset over the order . She told him Torres said something along the lines of 'do you know who you 're talking to ? ' before she fired - which Ray has since denied . Torres will appear in court on April 21 for sentencing and remains free on a $ 50,000 bond . Torres was found soon after speeding away from the Grand Rapids McDonald 's ( pictured ) because she had given her number to the restaurant 's manager as she flirted with him before the shooting .
Shaneka Monique Torres , 30 , could face at least two years in prison after being convicted of felony use of a firearm . She also faces up to five years for carrying a concealed weapon and discharging a firearm into an occupied building . Torres was found guilty of all charges relating to firing at McDonald 's drive-thru window in Michigan in February 2014 after they failed to give her bacon . the early hours of February 9 , 2014 , the same restaurant had made the same mistake . She will appear in court on April 21 for her sentencing .