Three times.
The McNugget meltdown happened last week at a McDonald’s in the 600 block of North U.S. 1 and ended with Goodman, 27, getting a notice to appear in court on a misuse of 911 charge, according to a recently released police report.
Goodman told investigators she tried to get a refund for the 10-piece McNuggets, but the cashier told her all sales are final.
"I called 911 because I couldn’t get a refund, and I wanted my McNuggets," Goodman told police.
The cashier told police she offered Goodman, a larger portion of food for the same price to make up for it, but said Goodman got "irate," the report states.
Goodman reportedly yelled, "I don’t want a McDouble and small fry," the cashier told investigators.
Dispatchers for 911 told police Goodman called the emergency number three times and on each occasion was told an officer was en route.
"Goodman maintained the attitude ‘this is an emergency, my McNuggets are an emergency,’" the report states.
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Tattoo Jim said...
There are times I'd like to be a fly on the wall and listen to some of the calls they get at 911...
There are times I'd like to be a fly on the wall and listen to some of the calls they get at 911...
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A scanner is only good for the dispatch calls not the actual 911 call.
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coffee said...
It's true -- McDonalds will tear you up if you're not careful... I had two Big Macs today in one sitting, and I feel like it was the worst mistake of my life.
It's true -- McDonalds will tear you up if you're not careful... I had two Big Macs today in one sitting, and I feel like it was the worst mistake of my life.
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At least to this date.
People make mistakes all the time most are minor.
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