An Indiana Tim Hortons employee will not face criminal charges after a fight with a 75-year-old customer who later died. Prosecutors explained why the workers injuries, including facial scratches, bruising and hair pulled from her scalp, played a key role in the decision. The employee's use of force during the altercation at Tim Hortons was justified as 'defense', the prosecutors said.

Report says customer's response to being touched by employee during argument was "out of proportion" and included striking her in the face.

An Indiana Tim Hortons employee will not face criminal charges after a fight with a 75-year-old customer who later died. Prosecutors explained why the workers injuries, including…