'McNut Didn't Get His McNuggets,' Teen Arrested for Threatening to Shoot up McDonald's over Incorrect Order
- Eighteen-Year-Old Dayton Schaffer was arrested by Polk County deputies for threatening to shoot up a McDonald's over a mistaken $5 meal order.
- Schaffer made three calls around 11:30 p.m. on June 30, accusing the restaurant of forgetting his Chicken McNuggets and issuing threats.
- McDonald's workers reported the threats, which led employees to lock the doors, and police used the caller’s phone number to identify and confront Schaffer.
- Schaffer acknowledged making the calls but insisted they were intended as a joke; meanwhile, Sheriff Grady Judd criticized his behavior, calling him a "McNut" and stating that Schaffer faces charges including filing a false report and improperly using a communication device.
- Schaffer is held without bond and faces felony charges that can carry second- and third-degree penalties, with a court date scheduled for August 5.
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'McNut didn't get his McNuggets,' teen arrested for threatening to shoot up McDonald's over incorrect order
LAKELAND, Fla. (WFLA) — A Lakeland teen was arrested after deputies say he overreacted when his McDonald's order was incorrect. According to Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, 18-year-old Dayton Schaffer placed an order for chicken McNuggets at McDonald's that, due to an error, he did not get, prompting him to call the store three times to complain. It is during these calls that deputies say Schaffer threatened to "shoot the place up." "This guy ac…
Teen Arrested for Threatening to Shoot Up Florida McDonald’s Over $5 Order Mix-Up
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