Drunk Woman Holds Up Drive-Thru Line for Free McDonald's Food
- 11 years ago
34-year-old Kimberly Womack from Florida recently landed in some hot water after voicing her dissatisfaction at a McDonald’s restaurant.
Angry, intoxicated patrons aren’t the easiest to deal with.
34-year-old Kimberly Womack from Florida recently landed in some hot water after voicing her dissatisfaction at a McDonald’s restaurant. The major problem was that she was drunk.
She was arrested on a Sunday morning after stopping at the drive-through. She reportedly wanted two free Big Macs because she wasn’t happy with the ones previously purchased at the restaurant.
Workers informed Womack that they couldn’t give her the burgers because they were still serving breakfast related menu items. Womack then changed tactics and demanded two free Egg McMuffins in place of the Big Macs.
Employees asked her to leave but Womack refused so the police were called. She held up the drive through for approximately 10 minutes.
When officers arrived, the drive-through line was filled with waiting cars. Womack claimed her rights were being violated.
Cops noticed she had blood shot eyes and smelt of alcohol. Once she failed a field sobriety test, Womack was taken into police custody. Her blood alcohol level measured .108
Angry, intoxicated patrons aren’t the easiest to deal with.
34-year-old Kimberly Womack from Florida recently landed in some hot water after voicing her dissatisfaction at a McDonald’s restaurant. The major problem was that she was drunk.
She was arrested on a Sunday morning after stopping at the drive-through. She reportedly wanted two free Big Macs because she wasn’t happy with the ones previously purchased at the restaurant.
Workers informed Womack that they couldn’t give her the burgers because they were still serving breakfast related menu items. Womack then changed tactics and demanded two free Egg McMuffins in place of the Big Macs.
Employees asked her to leave but Womack refused so the police were called. She held up the drive through for approximately 10 minutes.
When officers arrived, the drive-through line was filled with waiting cars. Womack claimed her rights were being violated.
Cops noticed she had blood shot eyes and smelt of alcohol. Once she failed a field sobriety test, Womack was taken into police custody. Her blood alcohol level measured .108