A Florida woman was arrested for allegedly brandishing a firearm at McDonald's drive-thru workers because an item she wanted wasn't on the menu, according to police.
Young then went to second drive-thru window and grabbed the gun and put it in her lap, the other worker told officers.
The McDonald's employees called 911 and responding officers made contact with Young, who allegedly had a black M&P Shield handgun with a drum-style magazine capable of carrying 50 rounds in her passenger seat. Young was booked into jail on a combined $7,500 bond in the early hours of Friday morning, according to jail records. She was released on Saturday. Court records did not list an attorney.
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