One Louisiana man recently reportedly held up a Burger King in New Orleans, arming himself with a chair to demand food from the chain. (iStock/New Orleans Police Department)
Well, that didn’t go well.
One Louisiana man reportedly held up a Burger King in New Orleans armed with a chair to demand food from the chain.
On Dec. 10, New Orleans Police Department officers arrested Steven Oliver after the man caused a commotion in a BK location in the 4000 block of Tulane Avenue, Nola.com reports.
According to Nola.com, the suspect charged into the establishment around 2:30 p.m., arming himself with a chair and going behind the counter. (New Orleans Police Department)
According to the outlet, the suspect charged into the establishment around 2:30 p.m., arming himself with a chair and going behind the counter to make his demands.
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“The man raised the chair, threatened employees and demanded food,” Nola.com reports.
The Burger King staffer complied, and Oliver was able to escape — albeit temporarily.
The 35-year-old man was soon captured by authorities in the nearby vicinity, and arrested him in connection with the crime.
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Oliver was booked into the Orleans Justice Center the following morning, Nola.com reports; his bond information remains unknown at this time.
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