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A woman has been arrested and a second suspect is on the loose after police say they attacked the manager of a Miami Burger King after they were denied free french fries.

Here are some of last week’s top stories from the NBC 6 Weekend Digest:

An employee of a Cutler Bay Pet Supermarket was arrested after a female shopper said he put his cell phone under her skirt while he was helping her with a product.

A manager at a Coral Gables AT&T store was arrested after police say he stole credit card and identification information from two customers that he used to try to make purchases with.

Whether it’s sports, music, theater or books that interest you, there is something for everyone across the area in this weekend’s guide.

Edward Lopez and Derrick Warren, both 15 years old, face a variety of charges – including first degree murder – for their alleged roles in the May 7th death of 79-year-old Silvio Diaz, Miami-Dade police said.

A woman is facing charges after police say they found numerous illegal drugs inside a Miami motel room she shared with two young children.

Select Wal-Mart stores in South Florida are receiving new batches of Hatchimals starting Thursday through Dec. 19th.

The FBI is looking for two suspects who robbed a Coral Gables bank Friday and may be responsible for a rash of similar bank robberies in the area.

There’s trouble brewing between The Pinecrest Bakery and Starbucks over who’s allowed to be brewing coffee, and the little guy is steamed at the big guy.

Authorities are investigating after firefighters found a man’s body while extinguishing a fire at a Pompano Beach storage facility Monday morning.

As part of the station’s week-long series, “Beating the Streets,” the NBC6 Investigators hit the road and traveled through the cities of Miami, Miami Beach, Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale to find out which cameras snapped the most tickets over the past two years.

The FBI is searching for a man who robbed a Cutler Bay bank Wednesday.

Two Metro PCS armed robberies have happened just days apart in South Florida and the owners of both stores believe it is the same suspect.