Rael
11-11-2011, 10:48 PM
Palm Coast, FL – If, by chance, you were the individual who urinated in the pneumatic deposit tube of a Florida bank drive-thru, police would like to speak with you.
According to Flagler County Sheriffs deputies, last Wednesday morning a man pulled up to the RBC Bank drive-thru and asked if the bank sold money orders. The teller told him “no.” The man reportedly mumbled something about bad customer service and, after a short delay, drove away.
Not long after, another customer drove up to the drive-thru and retrieved the tube. The liquid contents of the tube – which the unsuspecting customer reported as smelling like urine – spilled out onto both her and her car. At this point, you could safely say she was pissed.
It was reported that the bank employee who had spoken to the man inspected the tube and ‘determined the liquid to be urine.’ His particular method of forensic analysis was not reported and, so, is left to the imagination.
An investigation is underway. The person responsible could be charged with causing a nuisance injurious to health, a second-degree misdemeanor.
I, for one, am shocked and disgusted. What kind of bank doesn’t sell money orders?!?
According to Flagler County Sheriffs deputies, last Wednesday morning a man pulled up to the RBC Bank drive-thru and asked if the bank sold money orders. The teller told him “no.” The man reportedly mumbled something about bad customer service and, after a short delay, drove away.
Not long after, another customer drove up to the drive-thru and retrieved the tube. The liquid contents of the tube – which the unsuspecting customer reported as smelling like urine – spilled out onto both her and her car. At this point, you could safely say she was pissed.
It was reported that the bank employee who had spoken to the man inspected the tube and ‘determined the liquid to be urine.’ His particular method of forensic analysis was not reported and, so, is left to the imagination.
An investigation is underway. The person responsible could be charged with causing a nuisance injurious to health, a second-degree misdemeanor.
I, for one, am shocked and disgusted. What kind of bank doesn’t sell money orders?!?