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'McNut Didn't Get His McNuggets,' Teen Arrested for Threatening to Shoot up McDonald's over Incorrect Order
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, JUL 1 – Dayton Schaffer faces felony charges after threatening violence over a missing Chicken McNuggets item in his $5 meal deal, leading to a McDonald's temporary closure, Polk deputies said.
- Eighteen-Year-Old Dayton Schaffer was arrested in Polk County after threatening to shoot a McDonald's for an incorrect $5 meal deal order on June 30.
- Schaffer made three calls to the McDonald's around 11:30 p.m., threatening violence after the restaurant forgot his chicken McNuggets, which led to police involvement.
- Despite the manager apologizing and promising to fix the order if Schaffer returned, he continued the threats and admitted making the calls to deputies at his home.
- Schaffer faces second-degree felony charges for false report related to firearm use and third-degree felony charges for misusing a two-way communication device, though he claims the threats were a joke.
- Sheriff Grady Judd called Schaffer a 'McNut' and highlighted the case as a reminder that minor frustrations can escalate into serious criminal consequences.
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