On May 30, a woman visited a Sonic Drive-In restaurant in Española, New Mexico, and placed an order for a hot dog with chili and cheese.
She was given her food, and when she began to eat, the woman took a bite and realized she had a plastic foreign object in her mouth. She retrieved the item, and she reported that it was a small plastic bag holding a white substance.
A Pascoe County man allegedly became angry and threw a hot dog at a police officer when they tried to stop him from selling the food after the time that his permit expired.
47-year-old Jason Stoll resides in New Port Richey, a 4.6 square mile section of the Tampa Bay area in Florida.
On the evening of July 2, Stoll had a vendor permit to sell hot dogs on the street in Pinellas County. The permit was reportedly set to expire at midnight.
Early on Sunday morning, the New York City Metro Police received a report about a man who was at the corner of 5th Avenue South and Broadway allegedly causing a scene by being combative with a hot dog vendor.
When officers arrived at the location they noted that the vendor’s stand was knocked over.
The authorities began to speak with the stand operator, who said that he does not intend to pursue charges for the incident, and the man informed them that the suspect approached him and began acting in a belligerent and hostile manner. During the altercation, the suspect allegedly expressed his frustration by grabbing hold of the hot dog cart and flipping it over.
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