Waffle House worker allegedly attacked by 'small, white country boys'

COBB COUNTY, Ga. - A newly obtained police report is offering more insight into a violent brawl at a Cobb County Waffle House, including information on the alleged attackers.

Waffle House attack police report

What we know:

The report, written by responding officer Landeros of the Cobb County Police Department, outlines accounts from witnesses and the victim.

Landeros said he was dispatched to the Waffle House in the 2700 block of Sandy Plains Road after 911 callers reported a fight involving a group of teenagers who had jumped the counter and were being disrespectful to staff.

When he arrived, he learned that an employee named Daniel had been attacked.

EDITOR'S NOTE: FOX 5 is only identifying the worker by his first name until we are able to speak with him directly.

Daniel told police he had asked the group to leave several times, but they refused. An argument followed, and the attackers allegedly knocked plates off the counter, jumped over it, and put him in a headlock. He said they then punched him repeatedly in the head while calling him a racial slur.

Daniel told Landeros he would press charges if the suspects are identified.

Witnesses said they tried to pull the attackers off Daniel. They described them as "small, white country boys wearing some camo, blue jeans," and told police the group appeared to be drunk. Landeros noted numerous cans of Twisted Tea outside the restaurant.

The attackers reportedly left in a Ford Fusion and a Kia Optima, both of which were traced to addresses in Canton, according to police.

Waffle House brawl witness

What they're saying:

Ellie Polk was sitting at a table with a friend when things turned violent. She says after an employee named Daniel told a group of people to leave, two guys attacked him. 

"Jumped over the counter and had him in a choke hold and started punching him. and his friend also jumped in, He was bleeding from his lip a lot, i feel really bad for him," said Polk. 

She says the two also started kicking and throwing dishes. 

"Plates and hashbrowns were flying everywhere. it was crazy. They were kicking the plates off the counter; there was a big stack of plates. that they were kicking.  Me and my friend ran into the bathroom because they were just like throwing plates," said Polk. 

Waffle House attackers

Dig deeper:

So far, police said there have been no arrests in the case.

No connection to Sprayberry High School homecoming game

Local perspective:

A video of the altercation circulating on social media claims the group had attended Sprayberry High School’s homecoming game. Police said the fight happened around 2 a.m. on Sept. 7, while the game was held on Sept. 5 days earlier, and there is no confirmation the teens are current or former Sprayberry students.