KFC worker allegedly stabbed multiple times by customer angry over gravy

Two men allegedly attacked and stabbed a Kentucky Fried Chicken worker multiple times in Nevada during a dispute over gravy, according to reports.

James Carter, 48, and Gerald Carter, 32, were arrested and booked on attempted murder charges for the assault that broke out on Dec. 27 at a Las Vegas KFC, according to KSNV.

Cops responded to the fast food chain after receiving reports of a customer stabbing a worker. Officers detained four people, and allegedly discovered a large folding knife in Gerald Carter’s pocket, the outlet reported.

One of the people detained said they bought food at KFC and left after Gerald “became upset about his gravy,” according to a police report obtained by the publication.

The disgruntled customer became more enraged after going back and forth from the KFC multiple times and said that the staff allegedly “had disrespected him,” the document said.

Gerald then returned to the store with his uncle, James, and the pair was seen in surveillance footage going behind the counter, the outlet reported.

Gerald was allegedly spotted in the clip stabbing the employee several times as his uncle put the employee “in a severe choke hold for several seconds,” the report said.

The worker was taken to a local hospital for treatment, and his current condition is not immediately clear.

Gerald later admitted to cops that he got into a fight with the worker, but stressed that his knife stayed in his pocket, according to the publication.

The fuming patron claimed the employee was “calling him names and disrespecting him,” sparking the fight, the outlet reported.

Gerald was ordered held on $100,000 bail and his uncle on $10,000 bail by a Las Vegas judge. If they post bond, the men will be required to wear an ankle monitor, according to 8newsnow.

The North Las Vegas Police Department did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.