**And This Is Why I Go To Wendy's News**
Child porn investigation reveals Arby’s worker peeing in milkshakes, Washington cops say
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A child porn investigation took another disgusting turn when Vancouver police officers found a video of a man peeing in milkshake mix at an Arby’s restaurant, Washington authorities reported.
The man, a night manager at the restaurant, told police he urinated in the milkshake mix for sexual gratification at least twice, Vancouver police said in a news release.
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Oh, is that all? Because I would've been absolutely
livid had it been 3-5 times.
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Investigators are seeking anyone who bought a milkshake at the 221 NE 104th Ave. restaurant on Oct. 30 or Oct. 31, the release said.
They ask that anyone with a receipt or verified transaction information contact detective Robert Givens at robert.givens@cityofvancouver.us.
Another Arby’s manager told police the restaurant sold at least one ice cream float and 30 to 40 milkshakes Oct. 30, The Columbian reported.
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That's quite a few potential, unaware piss drinkers, unfortunately. And, factoring in those dates, you have to figure there may have been a bit more customers/business than usual, with folks stopping by on a break from trick-or-treating and other Halloween activities.
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Detectives in a child porn investigation contacted the man May 10, the release said. He admitted downloading and distributing child pornography, police said.
A search of his phone and other digital devices uncovered “dozens of photos and videos depicting the sexual exploitation of children,” the release said.
The search also uncovered a video of the man urinating in milkshake mix containers, police said.
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How bad do you have to be that "pissing in a restaurant's milkshake machine" is the least of everyone's concern in this story? Any other time, if that's the sole offense, that's
plenty. But, placed up against the other stuff the bastard was up to, it's barely a drop in the bucket (you'll pardon the figure of speech).
Another one that needs to be beaten about the head and neck with something a bit weighted and sharp for 2-7 hours.