A stolen golf cart was confiscated after it was discovered on McDonald’s Drive-Thru.
The vehicle was discovered around 3:45 a.m. ET at the huge fast food store in Catterick, North Yorkshire.
A 19-year-old man was arrested on the scene near the local golf club on suspicion of theft and driving when he was unable to drink.
Police said it was “the most unusual job” of the night, but authorities managed “to avoid hunting at high speed.”
They also said: Some important questions are needed to be answered in the interview.
Hole in one
The North Yorkshire Police post on Facebook received several responses, many of which reported the episode.
One poster replied, “I hope you like your shirt!”, While another joked, “It’s a hole in you. That’s all.”
“Although it was certainly fun, it could have caused a very serious accident,” said a Facebook user who thanked the police for their intervention.
McDonald’s Outlet on Leyburn Road is a short walk from the Catterick Golf Club. Police informed a man that he was going to be questioned about a shooting in a McDonald’s parking lot in Hull.
Liam Windass, also known as Windows, 24, has been wanted by police in Humberside since the incident last Saturday.
The group said Windass has been helping authorities with the investigation since the Friday night report.
No one was injured when the windows of a Volkswagen Golf on St. Andrews Quay were closed.
Superintendent Darren Wildbore said, “We would like to thank the public for the help and support during the investigation.”
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