Anyone that bought pizzas from this diseased lookin' motherfucker here better be on some excellent quality health insurance....
Jonathon Hackett, 41, was arrested on Feb. 1 after allegedly breaking into his former workplace in N.C. and making and selling pizzas and keeping 'the proceeds for himself'
Jonathon Hackett pictured alongside Little Caesars in Kinston, North Carolina Kinston Police Department;
On Monday, Feb. 2, the Kinston Police Department shared in a post on Facebook that they responded to an incident of breaking and entering at a Little Caesars on Sunday.
Upon arrival, officials discovered that 41-year-old Jonathon Hackett, a former employee, unlawfully entered the restaurant on “two separate occasions.”
“During the first incident, Hackett entered the business, prepared pizzas, sold them to customers, and kept the proceeds for himself,” police said.
According to WITN, warrants say the man sold a total of 10 pizzas and pocketed $50 for himself.
Police said during the second incident, Hackett broke into the restaurant while employees were inside.
"Employees attempted to prevent Hackett from entering, which resulted in a physical altercation," they added.
Hackett was treated at UNC Lenoir for injuries sustained during the altercation. He was then taken into custody and transported to the Lenoir County Jail, authorities said.
He is currently being held in the Lenoir County Jail on a number of charges.
The charges include breaking and/or entering (felony); obtaining property by false pretenses (felony), larceny after breaking and entering (felony) and breaking and entering (misdemeanor).
Hackett was also charged with violating the city’s curfew, which was in place due to the winter storm, and is facing a $50,000 bond, per WITN.
“It was very strange, you know, it’s nothing I’d ever heard of,” Kinston Police Chief Keith Goyette told the outlet. “It’s nothing we’ve ever seen, you know, in my 26 years of law enforcement here in Kinston. So, this was a head scratcher and a first for us.“
Jonathon Hackett, 41, was arrested on Feb. 1 after allegedly breaking into his former workplace in N.C. and making and selling pizzas and keeping 'the proceeds for himself'
NEED TO KNOW
- A 41-year-old former Little Caesars employee has been arrested after he allegedly broke into a restaurant in Kinston, North Carolina, and started making and selling pizzas to customers
- The Kinston Police Department said Jonathon Hackett broke in a second time while employees were inside and got into a physical altercation
- Hackett is currently being held in the Lenoir County Jail on a number of felony charges
On Monday, Feb. 2, the Kinston Police Department shared in a post on Facebook that they responded to an incident of breaking and entering at a Little Caesars on Sunday.
Upon arrival, officials discovered that 41-year-old Jonathon Hackett, a former employee, unlawfully entered the restaurant on “two separate occasions.”
“During the first incident, Hackett entered the business, prepared pizzas, sold them to customers, and kept the proceeds for himself,” police said.
According to WITN, warrants say the man sold a total of 10 pizzas and pocketed $50 for himself.
Police said during the second incident, Hackett broke into the restaurant while employees were inside.
"Employees attempted to prevent Hackett from entering, which resulted in a physical altercation," they added.
Hackett was treated at UNC Lenoir for injuries sustained during the altercation. He was then taken into custody and transported to the Lenoir County Jail, authorities said.
He is currently being held in the Lenoir County Jail on a number of charges.
The charges include breaking and/or entering (felony); obtaining property by false pretenses (felony), larceny after breaking and entering (felony) and breaking and entering (misdemeanor).
Hackett was also charged with violating the city’s curfew, which was in place due to the winter storm, and is facing a $50,000 bond, per WITN.
“It was very strange, you know, it’s nothing I’d ever heard of,” Kinston Police Chief Keith Goyette told the outlet. “It’s nothing we’ve ever seen, you know, in my 26 years of law enforcement here in Kinston. So, this was a head scratcher and a first for us.“
