SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- The woman at the center of a viral San Francisco restaurant video that exploded across the internet this week has been fired from her job. In the video, which was captured Saturday night at Hazie's in Hayes Valley, the woman is seen physically and verbally assaulting restaura nt staff. The San Francisco Police Department confirmed the woman, identified as Shireen Afkar, was arrested for public intoxication. According to Afkari's LinkedIn, which has been deleted, she worked as a Senior Manager, Growth Marketing at Strava. KRON4 reached out to Strava for comment on the incident. The company referred us to a comment on its Instagram page. In the comment on a post Tuesday about fitness trends, the fitness tracking app said it had fired Afkari. San Jose engineer who bombed PGE transformers sentenced "We are aware of an employee who exhibited extremely concerning off-hours behavior," Strava said. "We don't condone violence of any kind and this does not reflect the standards we expect of our team. This past Monday, we made the decision to end the individual's employment." According to Miguel Marchese, a bartender who was working at Hazie's on Saturday and posted the initial video, the incident erupted after Afkari and her date were refused service for appearing intoxicated. In the video (watch it in the player above), Afkari can be seen physically and verbally assaulting several members of staff. As the scene escalates, Afkari and her date are ushered outside by a group of staff and customers, including Marchese. Once outside, Afkari is seen grabbing ahold of Marchese's hair. In his telling, she only let go when he grabbed her phone from her. “I’m able to grab her phone hoping it would give her an incentive to let me go, and it does. I grab the phone, she lets go of my hair finally, and I throw it," he said. After the bartender throws the phone, Afkari is seen rushing toward him before he trips her and sends her to the pavement. “I kind of just need to neutralize this situation just for a quick second and yeah, she stumbles on the concrete, and you think that’d be enough, but it wasn’t,” said Marchese. “She gets back up she yells at her boyfriend that he’s not man enough and he starts to re-engage in fighting with some other people.” It was around that time that police arrived, arrested Afkari and transported her to SF County Jail where she was detained for public intoxication. According to SFPD, none of the victims wanted to press charges against Afkari for battery or assault. Strava is headquartered in San Francisco. ...read more read less