army judge
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Gotta say, I do like them Chick-fil-A "sammiches".
I don't scam or troll for mine, I pay for the ones I eat.
In a harebrained and ultimately unsuccessful attempt to score some free food, a Georgia woman posed as an FBI agent while demanding gratis grub from Chick-fil-A workers, cops allege.
Late Thursday morning, police received a suspicious person call from employees at the eatery in Rockmart, a city 45 miles from Atlanta. A 911 caller reported that the suspect, who was in a white van, was "identifying themselves as a federal agent to try and get free food."
When cops arrived at the Chick-fil-A around noon, they approached a white Dodge Grand Caravan whose driver was later identified as Kimberly Ragsdale, 47, who lives about 20 miles from the restaurant.
Asked by an officer if she had been identifying herself as a federal agent, "Ragsdale stated that she was a federal agent," according to a Rockmart Police Department report. In response to a police request to see her credentials, Ragsdale replied that she "did not have one that it was electronic." <LMFAO>
Ragsdale refused to exit her van until an officer displayed his taser and warned that it would be deployed unless she got out of the Dodge.
After being handcuffed, Ragsdale continued her charade. "Ms. Ragsdale then began to talk into her shirt like she was talking into a radio telling someone that we were arresting her and to send someone to Rockmart PD," reported Officer William Gilstrap.
Chick-fil-A workers told another cop that Ragsdale had been coming to the restaurant "for several days saying she worked with the FBI and requesting free food."
Seen in the above booking photo, Ragsdale was charged with impersonating a public official.
