Posted on 07/29/2019 12:27:37 PM PDT by SMGFan
In this case of “Who bit my burger?!,” it turns out it was the cop the whole time.
In a strange twist, an Indiana police officer is apologizing to a McDonald’s after accusing someone at the restaurant of taking a bite out of his food. Apparently, the officer had taken the bite himself before re-wrapping the sandwich to save it for later — and forgot that he had done so.
In mid-July, the officer stopped by a McDonald’s in Indianapolis and ordered a McChicken sandwich, along with fries and a cookie, WTHR reports. He apparently took a bite out of his sandwich before starting his shift at the Marion County Jail.
After re-wrapping the sandwich, he reportedly put his food in the breakroom fridge and didn’t return for nearly seven hours. During that time, he reportedly “forgot” that he had taken the bite. When he noticed the bite while reheating the food, he reportedly determined that someone at the restaurant must have stolen a taste.
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He needs to NOT go to one of those places in uniform.
Paranoid psychosis and a badge and a gun don’t make a great combination.
Looks to be bad news for someone down the road.
He apologized. Case closed IMHO
You make a good point. Unfortunately, so does everyone who posted ahead of you.
The policeman called the police, namely himself, and then after questioning the victim came to the conclusion that immediate action was needed.
I seriously doubt anyone would would take a bite out of his sandwich. Putting extra seasoning on it might be a horse of a different color.
I think he must be some sort of dumb ........ guy.
“Take a bite out of crime, you idiot!
Not “Take a bit out of mine!””
Anyone remember Tom Hanks’ “Mr Short Term Memory” on SNL?
I like that!!
The policeman called the police, namely himself
Well, if nothing else,
it had a lot of “.
Needs a drug test.
he did it himself.. see the title.
he took a quick bite himself and later was concerned
When my son was in high school... I would always pack my lunch the night before, to take to work with me. Many times, when I would get into my lunch bag at work the next day.... one large bite would be gone from a corner of the sandwich.
For some reason, it made me smile. And I was especially glad to make several amazing (in his mind) sandwiches for him, to eat after wrestling meet weigh-ins. I miss those days.... seems so long ago now.
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