City lawyer busted for allegedly stealing Sausage McMuffin
A deputy city attorney has been charged with petty theft and battery stemming from a dispute over his breakfast order at a McDonald’s restaurant.
Michael Richards was initially arrested May 18 on a felony robbery charge, but it was changed to the current misdemeanor charges when it was filed in Kern County Superior Court.
Richards, 33, ordered two sausage sandwiches at 6:20 a.m. from the drive-through at the McDonald’s in the 3000 block of Niles Street and paid for them, sheriff’s officials said.
But he was unhappy that he didn’t get eggs so he went inside the store, jumped over the counter, pushed a clerk and grabbed a Sausage McMuffin with egg, Sgt. Ed Komin said.
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