McDonald's worker serves unsuspecting police officer drink tainted with "four little squirts" of cleaner fluid
A McDonald's worker gave a Kansas sheriff's deputy more than what he asked for after he ordered a drink at the outlet's drive-through counter. Lola Police Chief Jared Warner revealed that while going through the McDonald's drive-through, the said Allen County Sheriff's Office deputy was offered a drink contaminated with cleaner liquid.
Warner said that as part of an ongoing police investigation into the case, 22-year-old Trevor J. Hockaday was arrested in the 300 block of East Street on September 12. He was booked on suspicion of aggravated battery against a law enforcement officer, The Wichita Eagle reports. Bryan Murphy, the Allen County Sheriff deputy who ordered a drink (iced tea/coke) at the said drive-through counter, suffered flu-like symptoms after consuming the drink. Fortunately, he didn't have to miss any work days as the symptoms surfaced on his off-days.