Two Wendy’s Workers Broke Into a McDonald’s Worker’s Car
Two Wendy's Workers Broke Into a McDonald's Worker's Car
What if fast-food employment is the next “gang” allegiance?
Two Wendy’s workers in Georgia were arrested this month, after allegedly breaking into a car owned by an employee at a nearby McDonald’s.
The McDonald’s employee looked outside . . . saw his car being broken into by two guys in Wendy’s uniforms . . . and saw one of them run off with his backpack.
He later told the police he recognized one of the Wendy’s employees, because the guy had applied for a job at McDonald’s last month. The cops nabbed both guys, one is 33 years old, and one is 18.
Officials are jokingly calling them the “square patty duo,” and suggested that the thievery could’ve been a “team-building event.” Both were charged with breaking in to a vehicle. It sounds like the victim’s backpack was recovered. Also: Wendy’s hasn’t commented, but that location is “currently taking applications.”
(You can see their mugshots, here.)
