This is not the right way to handle a bug.
Authorities in New Mexico have arrested a man after he allegedly threatened a McDonald’s worker with a gun in the driveway. The suspect was apparently upset about a mistake in his order and apparently responded by pulling the weapon.
Estevan Gonzalez is accused of pulling a gun over an Albuquerque McDonald’s worker after a mistake was made with his order.
(Albuquerque Police Station)
The incident took place at a McDonald’s in Albuquerque last week, reports KOB 4. The suspect, Estevan Gonzalez, allegedly drove up to the door window to complain that there was a problem with his order.
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According to the woman working on the window, they replaced his meal. Gonzales then got back in line and allegedly pulled out a gun and pointed at the employee. When authorities arrived on the scene, Gonzalez apparently fled.
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Police helicopters followed him until officers could overtake him and arrest him. When he was arrested, Gonzalez reportedly told officers he was “only trying to get a McDonald’s hamburger.”
The Albuquerque Journal reports that prosecutors have filed a motion to detain Gonzalez for trial. He faces charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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In the motion, obtained by the newspaper, prosecutors wrote that Gonzalez, “not only endangered the victim’s life, but that he did it in an insignificant way – to get the wrong order from McDonald’s No one needs to live in fear of being threatened with a gun while at work, nor should the community live in fear of witnessing a crime while trying to get food through a driveway not. ‘