Customer refuses to pay and blocks drive-thru at mcdonald's, North Reading MA
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Disorderly ConductA customer at McDonald's near Main Street refused to pay for food and blocked the drive-thru lanes in a black truck. Staff called police as the customers would not leave, causing a disruption.
Audio|Heard on: North Reading Police Dispatch
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
Near Main Street, McDonald's.
00:02
911 caller is staff reporting an issue with a customer.
00:08
The customer doesn't want to pay for the food, I believe it's in the drive-thru, the black truck.
00:17
Okay, you can show me clear.
00:18
I didn't want my contact.
00:21
Um, I'll hide that way.
00:25
Regency.
00:28
6.5 will back them.
00:37
Very soon.
00:40
41 and 6.5, Greece.
00:44
Hold on.
00:51
Second, that in one caller.
00:54
The reporting issue, someone harassing the staff, I believe it's the same issue.
00:59
Two white males and a black truck on no employee, they're refusing to leave.
01:07
Four do you want to have it.
01:08
Six, five, has it.
01:20
Regional from North Reading, what do you want to show me out?
01:26
Richard.
01:33
John, both lanes of the drive-thru is tied up.
01:37
I can't get past.
01:38
I'm not sure with that picket-pism guessing it's on the other side,
01:43
towards frame one.
01:50
I received all coming by Scott's Tide.
01:57
Right, then might work best.
02:05
Regional northwinter six-six-five a mile.
02:06
Regional northwinter six five a mile.
02:18
Six-five?
02:20
Six-five. We're right out.
02:28
I'm working with the manager.
02:29
I'm trying to resolve his issue.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, North Reading, MA 01864
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