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8 Wild Fast Food Arrests Caught On Police Bodycam

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When people stop by McDonald's or Burger King, they're hoping to grab a quick meal and be on their way. However, fast food restaurants aren't without their criminally-minded patrons. A variety of crimes are committed at fast food restaurants daily nationwide and it's all caught on bodycam footage. Watch eight wild arrests caught on bodycam at fast food restaurants.

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