Advertisement

Officer in slow McDonald's line accused of pointing gun at customer

PIT20000030101 - 01 MARCH 2000 - PITTSBURGH, PA, USA: The McDonaldÕs in Wilkensburg, Pennsylvania, just outside the Pittsburgh city limit, was the third site of a shooting spree where alledged gunman, Ronald Taylor, after shooting a maintenance worker in the neck, proceeded to a Burger King and then to this McDonalds where he shot three individuals at the restaurant. rg/ac/Archie Carpenter UPI
PIT20000030101 - 01 MARCH 2000 - PITTSBURGH, PA, USA: The McDonaldÕs in Wilkensburg, Pennsylvania, just outside the Pittsburgh city limit, was the third site of a shooting spree where alledged gunman, Ronald Taylor, after shooting a maintenance worker in the neck, proceeded to a Burger King and then to this McDonalds where he shot three individuals at the restaurant. rg/ac/Archie Carpenter UPI | License Photo

A police officer waiting in line at a Georgia McDonald's drive-thru has been accused of pulling a gun on another customer, NBC 11 in Forsyth County, Ga., reports.

The officer, Detective Sgt. Scott Biumi, is said to have been angry after having to wait for his food too long. Biumi, 48, is charged with felony aggravated assault on the customer.

Advertisement

Biumi will have his police certification suspended.

"He put his hand right here," said, 18-year-old Ryan Mash, the customer, pointing to his upper chest and shoulder area, "then he pulled the gun and put it, pointed it at my neck area."

Mash is a high school senior who also works at that McDonald's. He was not working that night.

A video from McDonald's surveillance shows a man in a business suit standing outside the driver's side of the vehicle that's at the drive-thru window, pulling a gun and leaning into the vehicle.

Biumi was arrested Wednesday morning and booked. He was released that afternoon on a $22,000 bond.

Latest Headlines

Advertisement

Trending Stories

Advertisement

Follow Us

Advertisement