McDonald's employee sets off fire alarms, urinates on truck
By Staff Reports
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
ENGLEWOOD — April 12: An officer responded to McDonald's, 410 W. National Road, because a male engaged the fire suppression system.
The subject told police he'd gotten into an argument with another employee and became upset because he was reprimanded.
He said he was bipolar and hadn't taken his medication for two weeks. He discharged the fire suppression system over the grills and fryers before leaving to cool off, then relieved himself on the truck belonging to the employee he argued with.
He was charged with vandalism.
Man awakes bleeding after being accused of stealing beer
BEAVERCREEK — March 31: The complainant was at a friend's residence in the 2000 block of Dayton-Xenia Road when a male accused him of stealing his Heineken.
The complainant told him he didn't take it, that he was drinking Miller Lite.
The complainant reported he doesn't remember what happened after that. He awoke bleeding on the couch. He sought medical attention, including a CAT scan, for his injury.
Police were unable to locate the other individual at the time of the report.
— Compiled by Angela Watson Gay. Contact this reporter at (937) 225-2374 or anwatson@DaytonDailyNews.com.
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