A security guard at a Taco Bell slapped a woman clean across the face as she tried to place an order … and it’s all on video.

Footage from inside the Taco Bell Cantina location in downtown Los Angeles shows the restaurant’s security guard confronting a woman and smacking her upside the head.

The video picks up with the woman beelining to order from a kiosk … and the guard is hot on her heels. He grabs her arm, turns her so they’re face to face and unloads a vicious slap.

Customers in the store mostly watch in stunned silence … and the woman argues with the security guard before he’s ultimately able to usher her out the front door.

Unclear what sparked the confrontation … the video does not show the buildup.

Justin Bieber is keeping things super casual … and really leaning into his spa day.

The pop star was spotted visiting The Spa in West Hollywood on Tuesday and he walked out looking super relaxed … and it shows in his choice of clothing.

Check out the photos … Justin’s rocking an oversized blue robe, a lime green zip-up hoodie and some green sweat shorts … plus some furry boots, and high socks.

No sign of Hailey here … Justin was rolling through WeHo with a male friend … and he had his phone and a beverage to keep him occupied.

As we reported … Justin sparked major drama last month when he unfollowed his wife on Instagram, leaving folks wondering what was going on with the married couple, but he later cleared things up and claimed he was hacked.

Tragic news in the college football world … UNLV offensive lineman Ben Christman was found dead in his off-campus apartment on Tuesday.

He was only 21 years old.

The UNLV football team confirmed Ben’s passing on Wednesday, releasing a statement addressing the sudden loss of their teammate.

“Since the day Ben set foot on our campus a month ago, he made the Rebels a better program.”

Mullen added, “Ben made the world a better place and he will be missed.”

According to local reports, Christman died at a residence near the University of Nevada Las Vegas campus. The cause of Christman’s death is still unknown.

The 6’6″ athlete was a four-star prospect in the 2021 class, starting his college football career with Ohio State. Christman then transferred to Kentucky, where he spent two seasons, before joining the Runnin’ Rebels this past December.

“Ben recently joined us as a transfer student and had already made a meaningful impact on his teammates and coaches,” Erick Harper, UNLV’s Athletic Director, said.

“Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and teammates during this extremely difficult time.”