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Police: Wrong drive-through order sends patrons into rage

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On Jan. 24 at 11 p.m., following a reported dispute at a business, officers attempted to stop a vehicle in the area of North Glebe Road and Wilson Boulevard.

According to police, the driver accelerated and proceeded through two red lights before coming to a stop.

The driver remained in the car and was taken into custody by police. A passenger attempted to flee on foot but also was taken into custody.

According to police, investigation revealed that the two individuals had become engaged in a verbal dispute with an employee after receiving an incorrect order through the drive-through window of a restaurant.

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According to police, one suspect threw a water bottle through the window before parking and entering the business. Both suspects began physically assaulting the employee, police said.

The first suspect – 26-year-old Justice Bridges of the District of Columbia – was arrested and charged with malicious wounding and eluding police. The second suspect – 24-year-old Michael Ritch of Capital Heights – was arrested and charged with assault-and-battery and felon in possession of a firearm.

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