Motorcyclist accused of robbery ordered held
Published: June 25, 2009
PAWTUCKET, R.I.—A Warwick man has been charged with robbing a Dunkin’ Donuts in Pawtucket by driving a motorcycle up to the drive-through window.
Jeffrey Ware was ordered held without bail Wednesday during an appearance in district court when he was charged with first-degree robbery and assault with intent to rob.
Police said Ware, 45, at first tried to rob a McDonald’s by driving his motorcycle to the drive-through window just after midnight Saturday morning. But the clerk closed the window and walked away.
Police said Ware then went to a nearby Dunkin’ Donuts drive-through window, where he claimed he had a gun and demanded cash. He got away with $48.
Police said while no gun was shown, he held his hand under his shirt to make it look like a weapon.
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ddiggett83
ok it was you at the window… lmao
LOL
“The clerk closed the window and walked away”
Classic, wish I could have seen the look on his face.
Ya right. The clerk was probably saying “ya whatever buddy, good luck with that.“ Haha
thats just about right i wasn’t giving him nothing and come on how could you try to rob a drive thru on a motorcycle its not gonna happen specially when you need one hand for a clutch and the other to hold a gun i think this guy woulda shot himself before he shot me
“The clerk closed the window and walked away”
Classic, wish I could have seen the look on his face.
Ya right. The clerk was probably saying “ya whatever buddy, good luck with that.“ Haha
“the clerk closed the window and walked away”
Classic, wish I could have seen the look on his face.
All that for $48, what a ree ree. Should have just sold his motorcycle. I would have given him $75 for it and saved him all this trouble.
And I bet he wasn’t wearing a helmet. Right?
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