Mass. pair accused of throwing coins, safety cones at McDonald’s cashiers over order of fries
By APThursday, October 8, 2009
Police: 2 throw coins, cones at McDonald’s workers
QUINCY, Mass. — A Massachusetts couple are accused of hurling coins and safety cones at McDonald’s cashiers in Quincy when they didn’t get enough french fries.
Christine Galipeau of Quincy and Eugene Jackson of Boston have pleaded innocent to assault and battery in the Tuesday incident.
Police say Galipeau threw coins at one cashier and fought her when she got small fries instead of a large order.
Jackson is accused of throwing a cone from the mopped floor at the cashier, then tossing another one at a second cashier who copied their license plate, cutting her nose.
Last week in nearby Norwell, Mass., authorities say a couple attacked a man who asked them to stop cursing about a slow order at KFC.
Information from: The Patriot Ledger, www.patriotledger.com
Tags: Massachusetts, North America, Oddities, Quincy, United States, Violent Crime
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October 9, 2009: 7:08 am
They should get hazardous duty pay in any fast food place in Mass. They not only get abused by the customers, the managers are constantly verbally abusing them. You have to really be desperate for a job to work in fast food. |
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