Man Assault Woman with His Chalupa

[ThinkBling]

DES MOINES, Iowa -- A man who claimed he didn't get the taco he paid for has been charged with assault for allegedly pelting a Taco Bell clerk in the face with a chalupa.

Nancy Harrison told police she was working the drive-through Thursday night when Christopher Lame, 24, ordered some food.


He later came into the store, complaining he didn't get the taco he had ordered, police records say. Harrison said that when she asked for a receipt, he went back to his car and brought back the bag.

Harrison said she told him the store was closing, and as she turned away, a chalupa hit her in the face near her right eye. She said she ran into the parking lot and took down the license number as the motorist was driving away.

Lame was identified through the license number.

He is scheduled to appear in court June 15. http://www.wftv.com/news/3394109/detail.html

[brainsmile]

is there a code for chalupa assault?

[guiseppewv]

is there a code for chalupa assault?

Yes, I think it is 0U812......I'll be here all week....don't forget to try the steak......chalupa. :D :P

[chrissy]

is there a code for chalupa assault?

Just be glad he isn't one of your students :eek:

[whitak24]

this reminds me of what a football player from, i want to say nebraska, did a few years ago. he was in the taco bell drive-thru, and they didn't get his food fast enough (or something), so he tried to climb through the drive-thru window, but of course got stuck in it.

[Showtime]

His name says it all...

-jel:halo:

[slaus]

Seriously his last name fits him

[guiseppewv]

:stupid:

[bachviet]

Finally we have some use for Taco Bell chalupa. :hihi:

[zenbooty]

Wield a chalupa, go to jail.

That's the law.

[nickel]

put down the chalupa, and come out with your hands up.

[look_ma]

All I have to say is prove it; I want to see video, or some obvious evidence. Personally I do not think witnesses count for this instance, especially at a fast-food restaurant making < $6 an hour.

[whitak24]

this reminds me of what a football player from, i want to say nebraska, did a few years ago. he was in the taco bell drive-thru, and they didn't get his food fast enough (or something), so he tried to climb through the drive-thru window, but of course got stuck in it.
this is what happens when you're a work at 4am but don't really want to work:

http://www.digitaljayhawk.org/Content/Kansan/ShowStory.cfm?Story_ID=6701

(oh, and i should have known it wasn't nebraska. had it been nebraska, a police report never would have been filed and the player CERTAINLY wouldn't have been suspended :heh: )


Thursday, November 18, 1999
Football player arrested at Taco Bell
Senior defensive end will not be allowed to play in final game

By Mike Miller
[email protected]
Kansan sportswriter

And Katie Hollar
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Kansan staff writer

“Yo quiero Taco Bell” meant “vaya al carcel”— “go to jail”— for Dion Rayford yesterday morning.

Rayford, a senior defensive end for the Kansas football team, was arrested for assault, criminal damage and transporting an open container after a tantrum at a fast-food restaurant.

At 2:10 a.m., Rayford went to Taco Bell, 1408 W. 23rd St. He ordered food, and when he didn't get the proper order, he started to get upset, Lawrence police said.

Rayford was missing a chalupa.

Lawrence police Sgt. George Wheeler said Rayford got out of his car and tried to attack the three female employees inside.

He didn't tell them to drop the chalupa — instead, the 6-foot-3, 260-pound senior started forcing himself through the drive-through window. The window could not support him and broke. Rayford was stuck hanging halfway.

“When you take a big guy and put him through a small space, something's got to give,” Wheeler said.

The employees ran to the back of the store and called the police. No injuries were reported.

Wheeler said when police arrived, they removed Rayford from the window. He was arrested and spent the night in jail.

Rayford was arraigned at 4 p.m. at the Douglas County Jail. Judge Paula Martin entered a plea of not guilty and released Rayford on his own recognizance. His next court appearance is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Dec. 2 at Douglas County Court.

As a condition of his release, Martin ordered Rayford to avoid all contact with Taco Bell or witnesses.

A Taco Bell manager refused to comment on the incident.

In a statement issued yesterday, Kansas football coach Terry Allen said Rayford was suspended from playing in Saturday's game against Iowa State, the final game of the 1999 season.

“I'm disappointed for the young man and frustrated as a coach to be put in the position to suspend someone from the final game of their career,” Allen said. “But we can't tolerate that type of behavior in our program.”

Allen indicated senior Jeremy Hanak would replace Rayford in the starting lineup.

[DarkFury]

Maybe he was just REALLY hungry... :hmm: :shrug:

[brainsmile]

Just be glad he isn't one of your students :eek:
they may as well feed me if they are going to assault me