Posted on 10/24/2013 3:01:12 PM PDT by nickcarraway
An intoxicated Hinkley, OH man lead police on a car chase because, he later told officers, he wanted to finish his Big Mac.
At around 1 a.m. on Sept. 28, Brunskwick, OH police received a call from an alarmed pedestrian who claimed a speeding SUV nearly knocked him over.
Police then spotted a similar vehicle peeling out of a McDonald's drive-thru near Center Road and began to give chase. The driver, however, ignored the police and continued driving for some time before finally pulling over near Grafton Road.
Randall W. Miller, 31, then apparently began apologizing profusely and telling police that he just wanted to finish his Big Mac before stopping, according to the police report. He also admitted to polishing off some 10 to 15 beers that evening, and showed a blood alcohol content level of .255- three times the legal limit.
Miller now faces a whole slew of charges, including operating a vehicle while intoxicated, failure to comply, driving under suspension and no operator’s license- but at least he got his Big Mac.
Do they put something special in Cleveland Big Macs?
Are the Amish at it again?
You can’t really blame the guy. Does anyone really think the arresting officers would have allowed him to finish his Big Mac, while they politely stood there, waiting?
An intoxicated Hinkley, OH man lead police on a car chase because, he later told officers, he wanted to finish his Big Mac.
Ok, I can see that.
They need tire spikes at the drive-thru.
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me......except I don’t eat McDonald’s “food.” But I could see the same for Chik-fil-a.
They don’t feed you till morning when you go to jail...
Although I would need to be in dire straights, to eat at any fast food joint, I kinda sorta get it.
lolz
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