Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania man holds hostage pizza delivery driver who forgot his drink: police
A Pennsylvania pizza supply driver lived to inform the story after he was held hostage for mistakenly not delivering a person his drink order.
In line with the criticism affidavit, Leo Lamont Toney, 42, ordered a pizza from an area pizza restaurant, Primo’s Pizza, on Dec. 15. After the supply man dropped off the pizza, Toney allegedly exited his residence and requested, “The place his soda was?”
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In line with the police, the supply driver mentioned he was leaving a residence when the suspect recognized as Leo Toney, 42, got here out of his residence and requested “The place his soda was?”
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Authorities say Toney reportedly pressured the sufferer into his residence and locked the door, trapping the supply man inside his dwelling. The supply man mentioned he forcefully pushed Toney away, fled, and instantly contacted the Johnstown Police Division.
Police mentioned that Toney smelled of alcohol and had slurred speech. He was booked on the Public Security Constructing on Washington Avenue and faces fees for false imprisonment.
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