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911 Calls Over Botched Sandwich Order Get Florida Man Charged



Sure, fast food restaurants are notorious for poor service, but unless you're served a finger with your fries, surly, incompetent or slow cooks or cashiers do not constitute legit emergencies. That's the lesson a Florida man is hopefully learning after twice dialing 911 when Subway employees messed up his order.

Reginald Peterson, 42, of Jacksonville, reportedly ordered two sandwiches with "The Works," only to find that neither sub had mustard and mayonnaise. He grew furious, yelling at the employees when they failed to fix the order. That's when he left to dial 911 while the staff locked the doors behind him.

Before the officers arrived, Peterson called again to say they weren't responding quickly enough. When they did, they explained to him why he shouldn't be calling 911 and, when he didn't listen, charged him with a misdemeanor for making false emergency calls.

Tragically, the sandwiches were never fixed. As the store manager explained, The Works only adds vegetables, not condiments. In the end, Peterson told the cops to throw out his subs. [From: The Smoking Gun via City News]

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