A McDonald 's employee has been charged with aggravated battery after he beat a customer so badly that he left him with permanent vision loss . Darrell Haynes , 35 , was arrested last Thursday after he allegedly hitting a man in the parking lot of a Chicago location following an argument at the fast-food joint 's counter on February 25 . After the argument at the restaurant on the Near West Side of the city , Haynes reportedly followed the man out of the store and hit him in the face several times , rupturing his right eyeball , The Chicago Tribune reported . Darrell Haynes , 35 , was arrested last Thursday after he allegedly beat a customer in the parking lot of a Chicago McDonald 's restaurant after an argument at the counter . Haynes posted this on Facebook two days after he allegedly beat a man in a McDonald 's parking lot in February . The victim , whose name and age have not been released , has no vision in his right eye . The man and a witness identified the McDonald 's employee . Haynes was arrested at his mother 's home last week and charged on Sunday . He is being held on $ 40,000 bail . Haynes , who has been married for four years and has children , posted several pictures of himself and the Incredible Hulk on social media two days after the alleged attack . One Facebook post read : ' U would n't like me when I 'm mad.. ' In a statement , the Chicago McDonald 's owner and operator , Ron Lofton , told Daily Mail Online : 'Nothing is more important to me than the safety and well-being of my customers and employees . This was an isolated incident , and the individual in question is no longer employed by my organization . 'We are fully cooperating with the Chicago Police department during their investigation , however , as this is a pending police matter , it would be inappropriate for me to comment further . ' A customer was reportedly beaten so badly by an employee of this McDonald 's ( pictured ) that he will have permanent vision loss .
Darrell Haynes , 35 , was arrested last Thursday after he allegedly beat a customer in the parking lot of a Chicago restaurant . The victim , whose name and age have not been released , has no vision in his right eye and will be left with permanent damage . McDonald 's had yet to comment on the incident .