Preston youth caught pointing BB gun at McDonald's staff before police made him apologise
A youth has been handcuffed and forced to apologise after being caught pointing a BB gun at McDonald's staff in Preston.
It had been reported that one of the juveniles had been pointing a BB gun at staff and causing issues within the restaurant. Task Force officers deployed to the area and located the young boy, he was handcuffed and made to apologise to the staff members. And later in the evening, officers attended reports of a knife point robbery in the St Georges area of Preston. The swift response from all resulted in two males being arrested and escorted to Preston Custody awaiting interview and further investigation.
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