Number 8 Kayleigh Goodall On May the 15th of 2021, a British soldier
pulled into a McDonald’s drive thru in such an intoxicated state that she tried placing a
food order to a police officer who’d arrived on location to arrest her. Lance Corporal Kayleigh
Goodall had been out drinking with friends in Richmond, North Yorkshire, before returning to
the Catterick Garrison. Surveillance cameras would capture her driving erratically as she was heading
to a McDonald’s that was about half a mile from the base. She drove to the drive thru window,
after failing to notice that the restaurant was closed and cordoned off. A few moments later,
a police car pulled alongside Goodall. The officer tried speaking to Goodall but was understandably
surprised when she began reeling off items from the menu. She was removed from the car and blew
into a breathalyzer which revealed that she was over three times the legal limit. Goodall
was fined and given 12 months of community service and banned from driving for 27 months.
The ban effectively meant that she’d no longer be able to perform her duties as she had a specialist
driving and communication role in the Army. Goodall would also face a military disciplinary
hearing in the incident’s aftermath. Number 7 Kelvis Rodriguez Tormes
In 2020, a dispute at a drive thru, over the delay of a $40 food order, led to the murder of
a Burger King employee. 31-year-old Ashley Mason became irate and started arguing with 27-year-old
Desmond Armond Joshua Jr., who’d just started working at the restaurant. Mason was accompanied
by her 13-year-old daughter who reported that Joshua was “talking mad trash” about them,
behind the drive thru window. Mason was given a 40$ refund by the manager and asked to leave,
which she did. She then phoned and complained to her husband, 37-year-old Kelvis Rodriguez Tormes,
about the perceived disrespect. He arrived at the restaurant in his work truck,
where he kept a handgun, and challenged Joshua to a fight. Cellphone footage, which hasn’t been made
available to the public, allegedly showed Rodriguez Tormes putting the employee in a
headlock and attempting to choke him out during the altercation. After a shift manager broke up
the fight, he’d reportedly told Mason “bring me the fire” referencing his gun. Under questioning,
Rodriguez Tormes reported that he got back into his truck and closed the door. He then allegedly
saw Joshua jumping over his wife’s car and heading towards the truck. Rodriguez Tormes fired
a single shot at the Burger King employee, which struck him in the chest. He was later pronounced
dead at a local hospital. Rodriguez Tormes was arrested at his home and told deputies that he’d
destroyed the weapon used in the shooting. He was charged with first-degree murder with a firearm,
destruction of evidence and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon while his wife
was charged with principal to first-degree murder and aggravated assault with a firearm.
Number 6 Imane McRae
In January of 2021, a man was shot at a McDonald’s drive thru, in Indianapolis,
following an argument about music. While waiting to order, 22-year-old Imane McRae and her friends
were listening to a late Chicago rapper. Jesus Medrano, aged 23, reportedly didn’t like it
and a verbal argument ensued after he’d pulled behind their Honda Fit. Surveillance footage
showed that Medrano then got back into his car and seemingly bumped into the Honda. He got out
and they argued some more. Medrano went to the rear driver’s side door of his vehicle before
knocking off the Honda's passenger-side mirror. He then pulled back with his arms outstretched and
palms facing upwards, after being threatened with an object from the open window of the Honda’s
front passenger side. It was presumed to have been a gun but it wasn’t clearly distinguishable in the
video. Medrano then dropped to the ground after being shot in the head and the Honda
fled the scene. He was taken to a local hospital, in critical condition, and passed away three weeks
later. McRae later gave officers her version of events, claiming that Medrano, enraged by the
music, was yelling that he was from Chicago. According to McRae, he was cursing at them,
throwing gang signs and appeared to put a gun in his waistband. No weapon was found in his car
or at the scene when the police searched it the following day. McRae admitted to shooting Medrano
after he’d allegedly punched one of her friends and struck the car’s mirror. She was charged with
voluntary manslaughter and her trial is ongoing. Number 5 Elianna Aguilar-Aguilar
In 2019, a woman was arrested in Oregon following an incident at a Beaverton Taco Bell, in which
she’d given cognac to an employee. At around 1:20 am, 23-year-old Elianna Aguilar-Aguilar
reached out her driver’s side window and poured a bottle of Hennessy into the mouth
of an apparently-willing drive thru employee. It was reported that the two didn’t know each other.
The unnamed worker would later state that most of the alcoholic beverage was spilled on him and he’d
barely drunk any of it. Aguilar-Aguilar’s antics would be short-lived as the car directly behind
hers was driven by a Washington County Sheriff’s sergeant. He followed her vehicle and then pulled
her over on suspicion of intoxicated driving. While she was in custody it was determined
that her blood-alcohol level was 0.12 percent, contrasting the state’s legal limit of 0.08.
Number 4 Rasheed Ali Karreem On August the 10th of 2018, Florida woman Jamie
Marie Roque was gunned down while in line at a McDonald’s drive thru in Baymeadows, Jacksonville.
At around 8:30, as the mother-of-three placed her order from the driver’s seat, a man approached her
vehicle on foot and opened fire. 32-year-old Roque was shot through the head and neck. She died at
the Memorial Hospital, less than an hour later. The killer then made off in a white four-door
vehicle. He was subsequently identified as 35-year-old Rasheed Ali Karreem, with whom
Roque had previously been in a relationship with. The woman had reportedly stopped seeing him, after
he’d become physically abusive, but her family reported that he’d been stalking her. In 2016,
Karreem was released from prison after a four-year stint on a cocaine-related felony conviction,
in Duval County. It’s unclear if his relationship with Roque predated his prison sentence. Karreem
was arrested the day after the shooting and, in the months that followed, he was convicted of
first-degree premeditated murder, armed aggravated stalking, and armed burglary, which ultimately
earned him three consecutive life sentences. Number 3 Lizabeth Ildefonso
In 2018, Lizabeth Ildefonso stopped at what she believed was a drive thru window,
shortly after 10:00 am, and asked for a sandwich with bacon, egg and cheese. The 44-year-old, from
Jamesport, New York, was severely impaired at the time as, instead of placing her order at a fast
food restaurant, she was actually attempting to do so at the security booth for the correctional
facility and administrative offices of the Suffolk County Sheriff’s office. Even after being told by
a deputy that she was at the jail, Ildefonso insisted that she really wanted a sandwich.
The deputy noticed a white powdery residue in her nostril in addition to her glassy eyes and
dilated pupils. Ildefonso’s vehicle was checked and it was revealed that she’d been operating
it with a license that was no longer valid. She performed poorly under field sobriety tests and,
instead of getting the sandwich she so craved, ended up in handcuffs. The woman
was charged with driving while ability impaired and driving without a license.
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Number 2 Incident in Somerville In June of 2020, a man wrought havoc
at a McDonald’s drive thru in Somerville, in the Australian state of Victoria. The unidentified
23-year-old abused staff at the first window of the drive thru before crashing his car into a
bollard, causing the vehicle to flip on its side. He managed to free himself from the wreck and
pushed a male paramedic who was trying to check on him. His onslaught continued as he reportedly
headbutted a firefighter before being restrained by the police so that emergency personnel could
tend to his injuries. He was rushed to the hospital where, following his recovery,
he’d have to face assault charges as well as further charges if proven that alcohol or drugs
had been a factor in the crash. Number 1 Justin Ray Boersma
In April of 2021, a confrontation between two men at a Starbucks drive thru, in Lake Worth Beach,
Florida, ended with one of them suffering fatal gunshot injuries. 19-year-old Justin Ray Boersma,
driving a Nissan Versa, allegedly cut in front of a Chevrolet Silverado truck, while getting in the
drive thru line. The second vehicle was driven by Samuel Joseph Rossetti, aged 31, who then got out
and approached the Versa. Enraged, Rossetti started banging on the driver’s side window
and ripped off the door handle. Boersma was in the car with his girlfriend and their infant.
During the alleged attack, the woman had reportedly screamed “We have a baby in the car”.
As Rossetti headed back to his truck, Boersma pulled out a gun and fired three shots at him.
Rossetti would later succumb to his gunshot injuries at St. Mary’s Medical Center. The
teenager fled the scene, hitting another car with his vehicle as he drove away.
Witnesses gave deputies the license plate number of the Versa which led them to an address
less than ten blocks away. A surveillance drone captured a man covering the vehicle with a tarp
but it’s unclear if Boersma was the one doing so. Five people then left the home in a Nissan Sentra,
including Boersma, his girlfriend and their child. Deputies halted the vehicle at a traffic
stop and conducted a search. They found a gun, in a plastic bag under the child’s seat, with
a caliber that matched the casings from the crime scene. Passengers from Rossetti’s car were brought
to the traffic stop and they identified Boersma as the shooter. Once in custody, he gave officers his
account of the incident. He claimed that he was afraid for the safety of his family and thought
that Rossetti had gone back to his Silverado in order to retrieve a weapon. It was at that point
that he decided to shoot him. Boersma was charged with first-degree murder and firing a weapon
in public but there’s a chance he might not be convicted. According to Palm Beach County criminal
defense attorney Patrick McKamey the case was basically “built for” Florida’s Stand Your Ground
Law. McKamey claimed that the defense could argue that Boersma had no reason to open fire, with a
child in the car, if he wasn’t genuinely afraid. Thanks for watching! What is your worst ever
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