A Florida woman was arrested on January 1 after allegedly threatening to 'rob' a McDonald's restaurant when she became enraged over the fast food outlet charging extra for sauce, according to a police affidavit.
A Florida woman was arrested on New Year's Day after allegedly becoming enraged about being asked to pay 25 cents for dipping sauce at a McDonald's, while vowing to get the sauce"by whatever means necessary" and threatening to"rob" the restaurant if workers did not give in to her demands.
McDonald's employees told police that the woman requested"one flavor of every dipping sauce they have" after completing a large drive-thru order. When she was informed that the restaurant charged extra for dipping sauce, she allegedly"began yelling profanities at several employees" and threatened to"rob" the store if she did not get the sauces without being charged.
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