How (not) to scam Del Taco

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

So this guy passed himself off as a local CEO who had his lunch order screwed up in order to get $15 of free food from Del Taco.

Which he might have gotten away with had he not made a YouTube video documenting it.

(note: this is probably not the actual video. The actual video seems to be private)

[edible_hat]

"This seems to be the new wave of crimes being committed: posted on YouTube for the world to see,"

I'm all for it. It makes them so much easier to catch!

Recently there was a case here where four teenagers who went around sneaking up behind schoolgirls and setting their hair on fire were arrested because they videoed it and put it on youtube.

[KaeZoo]

I'm glad the local law enforcement takes such things seriously. And from the comments of one of his accomplices, it seems they don't really think they did anything wrong.

The $125,000 bond does seem a little excessive, though.

[XCashier]

Recently there was a case here where four teenagers who went around sneaking up behind schoolgirls and setting their hair on fire were arrested because they videoed it and put it on youtube.

And I thought happy-slapping was bad! Well, how about we do to them what they've done to others?