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Fat Guy Arrested for Impersonating Cop to Get Discount on Donuts
2013 Nov 14, 2:00am 2,126 views 5 comments
by zzyzzx follow (9)
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Not shocking, but strictly small donuts. What is more outrageous is Eric "Place" Holder impersonating an Attorney General.
Eric_Holder
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2013 Nov 14, 4:08am
Not shocking, but strictly small donuts. What is more outrageous is Eric "Place" Holder impersonating an Attorney General.
Hey, watch it!
Not shocking, but strictly small donuts. What is more outrageous is Eric "Place" Holder impersonating an Attorney General.
Hey, watch it!
You da man. And yes, the envelope is in the same locker at the airport.
Dan8267
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2013 Nov 14, 5:25am
Fat Guy Arrested for Impersonating Cop to Get Discount on Donuts
Usually it's the cops impersonating donuts.
Shaman
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2013 Nov 14, 5:30am
This reminds me of a traffic stop in Oregon. The cop asked me, "Do you know why I pulled you over?"
Irritated, I said, "You thought I had doughnuts?"
That didn't go as well as it could have.
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http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2013/11/13/Man-Arrested-for-Impersonating-Cop-to-Get-Discount-on-Donuts
TRINITY, Florida - Pasco County Sheriff Deputies arrested a man last week after he allegedly attempted a daring heist. Deputies say 48-year-old Charles "Chuck" Barry went to the drive-thru of a Trinity Dunkin' Donuts, identified himself as law enforcement and then proceeded to demand a discount for donuts.
Smelling a rat, the clerk refused, drawing ire from the hungry impersonator who allegedly held up a gun -- still in its holster -- and said, "See, I'm a cop!"
Strangely enough, Barry returned the next day to the drive-thru where the manager took down his license plate tag.
On November 12, surveillance was set up at Dunkin Donuts in a risky sting operation. A Deputy with the Pasco Sheriff's Officer saw Barry driving away from the business. This resulted in a traffic stop where the deputy noted a law enforcement badge in Barry's wallet. He was also carrying a .38 caliber revolver in his front pocket.
After being identified by the vigilant crew of Dunkin Donuts, Barry was arrested and charged with one count of False Impersonation of a law Enforcement Officer and Improper Exhibition of a Firearm.