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14th April 2022
05:19pm BST
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After staff denied the request, Stover allegedly became threatening and also warned that he would contact their corporate office. Staff contacted the police, who were sent to respond to "a report of suspicious activity."
According to the police report, Stover is a regular at the restaurant and used to get discounts because a friend of his worked there. Wendy's employees said that upon his friend leaving, Stover pretended to be a DEA agent. He had received this discount for two years.
The store's manager told police that he would often flash a badge when employees asked for identification. While Stover denied pretending to be DEA, he did admit to carrying a weapon permit badge which he claims he showed employees when they requested formal identification.
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"Stover was asked to provide his law enforcement identification at which time he quickly flashed a gold-colored badge to the Wendy’s staff and then demanded the discount again. When the request was denied, an argument ensued," Bunnel police said, according to FOX35.
He now faces charges of impersonating law enforcement.
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