You usually learn in kindergarten what is and is not grounds to call 911, but one Florida man apparently didn't learn that lesson.
Police said that Reginald Peterson called 911 multiple times when he felt his sandwich order was not being properly prepared at his local Subway restaurant.
The first time he called was because employees did not put sauce on his spicy Italian sub. The second call to 911 was because police had not arrived in what the 42-year-old believed was appropriate response time.
Workers at the restaurant said Peterson became belligerent and yelled while they were fixing his order. They reportedly locked him out of the store when he left to call police the second time.
[UPDATE] See below for real audio from calls! I seriously cannot believe they entertained this for this long...
Officers responding to the scene said they tried to calm Peterson down and explain the proper use of 911. When he did not cooperate, he was arrested on a charge of making false 911 calls.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Getting 'saucy' at Subway
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