Crime & Safety
Fast-Food Worker Allegedly Bites Cop in Ruckus
An employee who refused to work the drive-through lane allegedly stole money after she was ordered to clock out and leave.
REDFORD TOWNSHIP, MI – A former employee allegedly bit a police officer several times on the arm after causing a ruckus at a McDonald’s restaurant last month.
The manager summoned police to the restaurant, located in the 25800 block of Plymouth Road, at 8:44 a.m. on Feb. 26 after the employee allegedly stole cash from the restaurant’s office.
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The manager had ordered the employee to clock out and leave the premises after she allegedly refused to work the restaurant’s drive-through window, according to a report on Hometownlife.com.
She did, the manager told police, but not before allegedly stealing cash.
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When police caught up with her, a struggle ensued and the officer was bitten. It took several officers to subdue the suspect, who was charged with felony assault, strong-armed robbery and resisting arrest.
The injured officer was treated at a local hospital.
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