A Georgia girl allegedly drove her car right into a Popeyes restaurant on function after biscuits had been mistakenly omitted of her order, in accordance with officers.
Belinda H. Miller, 50, was charged with first-degree legal harm to property and aggravated assault.
Deputies with the Richmond County Sheriff’s Workplace had been known as to the Popeyes location on Walton Method in Augusta after receiving studies of an accident with accidents.
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A Georgia girl allegedly drove her car right into a Popeyes restaurant on function after biscuits had been mistakenly omitted of her order. (iStock)
The shop’s supervisor advised police Miller turned offended when she found no biscuits along with her order and that she then drove her SUV right into a restaurant entrance.
The supervisor stated the restaurant corrected the error and gave her the biscuits previous to the crash. The supervisor additionally stated the lady threatened employees earlier than the incident, together with calling the shop and threatening to drive her automotive into the constructing.
Miller practically struck an 18-year-old worker along with her car when she crashed into the shop. She continued driving into the shop till her car was stopped by particles, in accordance with arrest warrants.
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Belinda H. Miller, 50, was charged with first-degree legal harm to property and aggravated assault. (iStock)
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The lady fled the scene after crashing into the restaurant and headed south on Gordon Freeway. Her SUV was later discovered at her house with harm to the entrance.
The lady was booked into the Charles B. Webster Detention Heart on Wednesday and given a bond of greater than $4,000, though it’s unclear if she stays in custody.
