$250,000 from an IHOP???
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 8:58 pm
I don't think so.....
A man was arrested Friday for allegedly kidnapping a former co-worker.
After being fired from his job at IHOP Wednesday, Moustapha Bayo, 36, reportedly showed up Thursday at Southern Restaurant Management on Lockeway Drive near Alpharetta in an attempt to get his job back, according to WSB-TV.
Armed with a machete and a paper sack with a handgun, he threatened to kill one of the managers, a 61-year-old man, Forsyth County Sheriff Ted Paxton said.
Bayo forced the manager to the ground and demanded $250,000 in cash
He then ordered the man into his own car and had the man drive a short distance north on Highway 9. Bayo tossed the paper sack out of the car window, according to the victim, and instructed the victim to return to Lockeway Drive.
When they arrived back at the business, the victim convinced Bayo that he would be able to get his job back, which led to Bayo returning Friday just before noon, Sheriff Paxton told WSB-TV.
Investigators were waiting for him when he arrived and arrested him.
He faces charges of armed robbery, kidnapping and aggravated assault, Paxton said. He will have a first court appearance early next week.
A man was arrested Friday for allegedly kidnapping a former co-worker.
After being fired from his job at IHOP Wednesday, Moustapha Bayo, 36, reportedly showed up Thursday at Southern Restaurant Management on Lockeway Drive near Alpharetta in an attempt to get his job back, according to WSB-TV.
Armed with a machete and a paper sack with a handgun, he threatened to kill one of the managers, a 61-year-old man, Forsyth County Sheriff Ted Paxton said.
Bayo forced the manager to the ground and demanded $250,000 in cash
He then ordered the man into his own car and had the man drive a short distance north on Highway 9. Bayo tossed the paper sack out of the car window, according to the victim, and instructed the victim to return to Lockeway Drive.
When they arrived back at the business, the victim convinced Bayo that he would be able to get his job back, which led to Bayo returning Friday just before noon, Sheriff Paxton told WSB-TV.
Investigators were waiting for him when he arrived and arrested him.
He faces charges of armed robbery, kidnapping and aggravated assault, Paxton said. He will have a first court appearance early next week.