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And I thought it was bad when someone dialed 911 to complain about their order.

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Police: Man pulled gun after his McDonald's order was wrong

21-year-old Demetri Johnson(Photo: Metropolitan Nashville Police Department)

      

A Nashville, Tenn., man became so upset about a missing McDouble cheeseburger from his drive-thru McDonald's order he returned to the restaurant with a pistol, police said.

North Precinct detectives are looking for 21-year-old Demetri Johnson in connection to the Thursday aggravated assault at the restaurant, according to a news release from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. His last known address is on Joseph Avenue.

Police said Johnson placed a drive-thru order early Thursday, received his food and pulled away. He drove back through the drive-thru, complained about the missing cheeseburger and the manager asked him to park and said he would bring out the missing sandwich.

The cheeseburger is not part of the eight items McDonald's is cutting from its menu in select testing locations.

Johnson is accused of walking into the restaurant a few minutes later with a pistol, racking it and demanding that staff fix the order, police said. He and the three women with him also wanted fresh fries and new soft drinks. They left after receiving their food.

Police ask anyone who sees Johnson to contact Crime Stoppers at 74-CRIME.

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Really? The second amendment says you can pull a gun on someone and demand a cheeseburger?  Wow, how did I not know this?

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He only pulled the gun after they didn't put the cheeseburger in his sack at the drive thru. He really wanted a cheeseburger. The second amendment only said he could have a gun, Tennessee law says he can carry it everywhere.

Originally Posted by jtdavis:

Really? The second amendment says you can pull a gun on someone and demand a cheeseburger?  Wow, how did I not know this?

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He only pulled the gun after they didn't put the cheeseburger in his sack at the drive thru. He really wanted a cheeseburger. The second amendment only said he could have a gun, Tennessee law says he can carry it everywhere.

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And? How is that exercising his second amendment rights, or have you already forgotten that is what you claimed?

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Originally Posted by Bestworking:

There'll be thousands spent on a trial, most likely he'll have a lawyer on the taxpayer's dime, and he won't get much time at all. Wonder if his gun was legal?

You know it was not if it was the headline would a have read "Proof CCW holders cannot be trusted" etc.

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True.

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