A case in Salt Lake City shocked the state’s Mormon community, after authorities revealed that a small boy detonated a weapon towards police forces in a Drive-Thru of a McDonald’s restaurant.
The man threatened restaurant employees for mistaking the order
This is an unprecedented case in Salt Lake City, as there is no record of a four-year-old boy shooting at city police.
According to a report, the police responded to an urgent call they received from the restaurant workers, who pointed out a man of threatening self-service employees with a weapon after receiving an incorrect order.
The letter from the Greater Salt Lake Unified Police Department (UPD) highlights that the employees asked the man to stop in front of the restaurant, apologized for the mistake they made and promised to fix their mistake by giving him the correct order.
As they struggled, the man ordered the boy to shoot
Because the client had an angry outburst, they decided to call the police. Once officers arrived at the scene, they asked the man several times to get out of the vehicle, but he ignored it.
As he did not comply with the orders of the authorities, they began to struggle with the man and the adult asked his son to fire the weapon he was carrying against the police.
A policeman prevented the boy from injuring any element, since he was able to slap just at the moment of the detonation.
Sadaat Shamille Johnson, 27, was arrested and the minor will remain in the custody of the authorities until his situation is clarified.