Woman Pulls A Gun On Fast Worker Because They Left Out One Chicken Nugget.

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Sometimes, you really want that last chicken nugget.

Three teenagers in Puyallup, Wash., were arrested Monday after they became enraged that a Jack in the Box shorted their order and allegedly pulled a gun on workers at a drive-thru window, the Pierce County sheriff’s office said.

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Now, don't get me wrong, we all love chicken nuggets, but is this not a bit of an over the top reaction?

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Pierce County sheriff’s deputies said that a 19-year-old woman who was driving the car complained that she did not receive enough chicken nuggets at a Tacoma, Washington Jack in the Box and went ALL the way off.

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After she got her food, the 19-year-old woman said workers forgot her drink and didn’t give her enough nuggets. She then said there was something in her drink and threw the cup through the window at an employee.

The employee closed the window, and the driver and a 14-year-old girl who was a passenger got out of the car and began punching the window and cursing. A group of employees finally went to the window to see if the car had left, and the passenger pulled a handgun and pointed it at them.

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Cops were able to track down the vehicle after Jack in the Box staff gave them the number plate. When they got to the home, the driveway was empty but deputies looked in the windows and saw the car they were looking for in the garage. They knocked on the door, and eventually, the homeowner opened and let the deputies come in to take a look.

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The 19-year-old was nowhere to be found in the home. Once they searched the garage they found an access panel for the attic. In searching the attic they found the girl and another male hiding. She was swiftly arrested for three counts of assault in the first degree.

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Meanwhile, a deputy in the neighborhood found a 14-year-old girl and an 18-year-old man who had also been in the car walking in the neighborhood. The man took off running when the sergeant asked to talk to him, and the girl was placed in the back of the police car after she admitted she’d been at the Jack in the Box.

Eventually, a deputy tackled the man after he tried and failed to jump over a fence, and the sergeant found a stolen 9mm handgun with 14 hollow-point bullets in his pocket.

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The man was booked for unlawful possession of a firearm and resisting arrest.

The girl in the back of the police car grew angry as all this was happening and tried to kick out the car windows. She screamed and cursed at deputies and told them “none of this would have happened if the Jack in the Box people had just given them the correct order and not run their mouths,” according to the post.

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The 14-year-old girl was slapped with multiple charges for assault, possession of Xanax, and resisting/obstructing law enforcement. The 19-year-old assailant is accused of second-degree assault for pointing a gun at fast-food workers. She pleaded not guilty to the charges and has been jailed in lieu of $75,000 bail.

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I think the lesson here is that if you've got a problem with your fast food just politely ask the staff to correct it, rather than pulling out a gun. Pretty easy rule to live by, really.