A Dunkin' Donuts employee in Connecticut has stopped a would-be robber with the nearest weapon available: hot coffee.
The worker, identified only as Angelica, threw a cup and then a pot of coffee at the man after he tried to force his way through the drive-through window of the West Haven branch of the fast-food chain.
The man drove up to the window at 11 p.m. on Saturday, took out a $100 bill and asked for change, but the worker refused, according to Sgt. David Tammaro, of the West Haven Police Departmen
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Worse yet he could have forced him to drink it.
ReplyDeleteI think a law suit is coming....
ReplyDelete8:41 is right. The leech lawyers are probably lined up at the criminals door begging for the opportunity to extort a free ride from Dunkin' Donuts. They are, after all, one of those evil corporations that gets rich while screwing their employees.
ReplyDeletedon't let that idiot biden hear about this, he'll recommend everybody have a pot of hot coffee to protect themsleves with.
ReplyDelete8:56 Plus new regulations, example:
ReplyDelete1.No coffee over 98'F
2.No coffee cups over 5 oz
3.Mandatory use of goggles while drinking coffee
etc, etc, think of all the new government revenue from OSHA enforcement.
She should be named Employee of the Year!
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