Man Arrested for Calling 911 Over Botched McDonald's Order: An
Oregon man named Raibin Raof Osman was arrested and charged with
a misdmeanor for calling 911 to get the police to resolve a
dispute over a botched fast food order. Osman ordered food, took
it home, and then concluded when he was home that the order was
wrong (including missing some orange juice, apparently). So he
went back to the McDonald's with his receipt, but the manager
said that the order was given correctly. Osman refused to leave
without his orange juice, and the manager threatened to call the
police. Osman said to go ahead. When the police didn't arrive,
Osman called 911 and asked for police assistance. Osman
apparently did not misrepresent his identity or describe his
situation inaccurately: He just thought it was ok to use 911 to
get the police to come and get them to resolve the problem. You
can listen to the 911 call here.    The 911 operator dispatched
the police, and when the police arrived, they explained that it
was wrong to call