Bikini Beans Coffee released a statement after being filmed by an employee Nautica Malone pantsless at a drive-thru in Tempe, Arizona. TMZ reports that the video quickly went viral, and that Malone later self-harmed. Nautica Malone reportedly died on Saturday, January 11th from a suspected gunshot wound to the head. New York Daily News.

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Bikini bean talks coffee after the death of the customer

Bikini Beans Coffee shared a post X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, January 14th in the wake of the death of Nautica Malone. Kate java shop offered its prayers to Malone's family, but stressed that protecting its workers remains its top priority.

"Our thoughts and prayers are with the individual involved at this difficult time. This was an unfortunate and tragic situation. As a company, the safety of our employees is always our top priority. In this case, an individual chose to commit a crime at one of our locations. Incidents like this are very We take them seriously and remain committed to protecting our team and maintaining a safe and respectful environment. Thank you for your continued support.”

More info Nautica Malone & The Viral Incident At Bikini Beans

Nautica Malone's death comes just days after the Bikini Beans Coffee drive-thru. According to TMZ, Malone arrived at the drive-thru without pants, and an employee noticed his lack of clothing while taking his order. The employee then alerted the supervisor when Malone appeared at the window naked from the waist down.

Allegedly, the manager recorded a video of him performing a sexual act through the car window. The video was later shared on social media, sparking allegations of inappropriate behavior against Malone. After the reaction, Malone drove to Goodyear, Arizona and allegedly took his own life with a firearm, according to the Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office. TMZ also reported that Malone's family showed up at the coffee shop the night she died and confronted the staff. The family said Malone's suicide was a direct result of the drive-thru incident.

Social media reactions

Instagram user @therealafia.bk wrote, "No, why did it feel right to do it in the first place?

Instagram user @sasha.johnston.735 wrote: "You're not going to blame that lady for recording this man for HIMSELF AND PLEASURE to the staff.

Instagram user @jasii_so_chocolate wrote, "The company's protection of the employee is everything!"

Then Instagram user @casamigo.papi wrote, "Even if his actions were completely wrong, calling the police would be a good idea. Not everything should go to social networks.'

Another Instagram user @lapebbsss wrote, "Defending a man who is shooting without pants is INSANE.

Instagram user @lolowiththefro wrote, "You literally can't get up naked. Anywhere Not even a swinger club.'

Another Instagram user @macin.tash wrote, "Bikinis do not mean that sexual assaults are welcome.'

Finally, Instagram user @boolinbharity wrote, "For the family to blame the cafe for their actions is not correct. The choices you make today shape the world tomorrow.'

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