Georgia Man Fakes Medical Emergency to Avoid Paying Red Lobster Bill, Police Allege
- Abdul Hakeem Rasheed was arrested in Douglas County, Georgia, after police said he faked a medical emergency to avoid paying a $63.77 bill at Red Lobster.
- Rasheed allegedly called 911 and told dispatchers he needed medical help, but responding officers found he was not experiencing a medical crisis.
- He faces misdemeanor charges of theft of services and unlawful conduct during an emergency call.
- A judge set Rasheed’s bond at $3,000, and his initial court dates are expected in the coming weeks.
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Cheddar Bay Flunk-Out: Georgia Diner Dials 911 On Fake Medical Emergency To Dodge $64 Red Lobster Tab
Most people deal with the shock of a restaurant check by quietly checking their bank balance or making a mental note to skip Starbucks for a week. A 26-year-old Georgia man, however, decided the best financial advisor in town was the local 911 dispatcher. Abdul Hakeem Rasheed was arrested after police say he concocted an […] Cheddar Bay Flunk-Out: Georgia Diner Dials 911 On Fake Medical Emergency To Dodge $64 Red Lobster Tab
Georgia man allegedly fakes medical emergency over $63 Red Lobster tab — and calls 911 on himself - The Daily Bo Snerdley
BS BULLETIN: Police say a Georgia diner faked a medical emergency after getting a roughly $63 bill at Red Lobster. The 26-year-old allegedly called 911 hoping to avoid paying. Emergency responders found him medically fine — and police took him to jail instead. A Georgia man apparently decided there was only one way out of a $63 Red Lobster bill. Call 911. Police say 26-year-old Abdul Rasheed was dining at a Red Lobster on Highway 5 in Douglasvil…
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