Bad milkshake leads to bombing
A bad milkshake at a Florida McDonald's restaurant led three men to set off an improvised bomb in revenge.
Pedro Garza, and brothers Joshua and Nathaniel, all face felony charges of making and discharging a destructive device.
Sheriffs said the men let off an improvised "acid bomb" inside a North Lakeland McDonald's because they got a bad milkshake a few days before.
Joshua and Nathaniel Hackey, are both members of the US military, says The Ledger.
Investigators say the men mixed toilet bowl cleaner and aluminum foil in a plastic drinks bottle. The men then capped the bottle and left the restaurant, with the concoction still sitting on the table. It exploded some time later.
When the device went off, most of its contents splattered against a wall and not across the aisle where a customer was sitting.
Nobody was injured and there was no damage to the restaurant.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1109938.html
A bad milkshake at a Florida McDonald's restaurant led three men to set off an improvised bomb in revenge.
Pedro Garza, and brothers Joshua and Nathaniel, all face felony charges of making and discharging a destructive device.
Sheriffs said the men let off an improvised "acid bomb" inside a North Lakeland McDonald's because they got a bad milkshake a few days before.
Joshua and Nathaniel Hackey, are both members of the US military, says The Ledger.
Investigators say the men mixed toilet bowl cleaner and aluminum foil in a plastic drinks bottle. The men then capped the bottle and left the restaurant, with the concoction still sitting on the table. It exploded some time later.
When the device went off, most of its contents splattered against a wall and not across the aisle where a customer was sitting.
Nobody was injured and there was no damage to the restaurant.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1109938.html
Comment