A New York City deli worker was stabbed after some customers got angry with the price of their meal, officials say.
The man was sliced on his right arm at a Big Apple Food Market on East Broadway near Jefferson Street on the Lower East Side at around 5 Sunday evening.
Authorities said the worker made food for two women who then got upset with how much their order was. After a brief dispute, officials say the duo left, but returned a short time later with a man.
The man got into a confrontation with the worker, who was then stabbed once in the arm, officials said. The worker was taken to a nearby hospital to be treated. He is expected to be OK.
No arrests have been made. Police described the attacker as a man in his 20s. He fled onto Clinton Street.
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