Tallahassee (AP) – An employee of the popular children’s birthday destination was arrested for using a stolen credit card in one of the florida restaurants of the chain, iconic chak e. Wearing the cute mask of the cheese mascot mouse.
“Chak e, come with me, Chak E,” A police officer of Talhasi told the suspect, “Stop protesting, you are being detained.”
According to the possible police, the arrest was made on Wednesday, while the pictures of Bostanders show an officer removing the man’s rodent mask – with its gray fur, exaggerated ear and always smiles – and placing it on top of the vehicle of a Talhasi police department.
The police records said that when a woman asked the police to tell the police that someone was using his child support visa debit card, which she in the end of June. Since the cheese had not seen, the police records were said. The fee on the card was incurred in a smoke shop, grocery store and a Whatbarger.
The woman tracked the suspect to visit the grocery store from the time of using her card and to see the surveillance footage, the police records state. He made a chak e. Recognized the man with cheese.
When the police officers arrived at the restaurant, one of them first entered to verify that it was suspected. He was – and he did not wear a mask. A police officer later wrote in a possible reason report, “The suspect was very nervous, he panicked me with wide eyes and a tanmukhi’s shoulders.”
Police records said that the officer and another officer soon Chak E. Returned to cheese, where the suspect donated the rodent mask. The officials asked another employee whether the suspect was in the mouse suit.
The officer wrote, “He shook his head up and down.”
The Associated Press