PITTSBURGH (WKRC) - A Jimmy John's employee was beaten by his two co-workers after he refused to let them pet his service dog. 33-year-old Jimmy John's employee Tyree Blue-Murphy asked his unnamed co-worker if he could pet his service dog at around 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 16, according to a criminal complaint obtained by WPXI.

A Pennsylvania Jimmy John's employee was hospitalized in critical condition after a fight over letting one of his alleged attackers pet his service dog. The post Sandwich shop worker in critical condition after being beaten by co-workers who wanted to pet his service dog first appeared on Law & Crime.

The employee was lying “defenseless on the ground being beaten” by the two other employees, Pennsylvania police said.

A Jimmy John's employee in Pittsburgh who was allegedly severely beaten by two men said he remembers his "head being smashed in."

A Jimmy John’s employee was brutally beat by two men Sunday at the Downtown Pittsburgh sandwich shop after an argument over petting employee’s service dog, according to police. Police said video surveillance shows Tyree Blue-Murphy and Damon Robinson stomping,

Police were called to the scene of the Jimmy John's along the 1000 block of Penn Avenue for reports of a man sustaining multiple injuries. Officials told Pittsburgh's Action News 4 a man who worked at the restaurant sustained multiple wounds stemming from a workplace altercation that took place before 8:30 p.m.

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