McDonald's Manager Sold Cocaine With Burgers

The NYPD made a bust on a McDonald's manager they had been investigating for selling cocaine out of one of the fast food joint's Bronx locations, on Wednesday, October 4.
Frank Guerrero, 26, had been serving burgers and fries at the Mickey D's nearby Morrison Ave., on Bruckner Blvd. for eight years when authorities were tipped off about the hustle and began tracking his night-shift activity. Detectives went as far as to place orders on more than one occasion and were served the substance in cookie baggies neatly placed alongside food in a McDonald's take-out bag. He'd also make hand-to-hand sales in the establishment's restroom, where he kept the contraband in the soap dispenser. One particular sale reportedly involved an exchange of 100 grams for over $6,000.
With each visit, the investigators conducting the sting stepped up their orders to "increasingly larger quantities," until they had purchased close to $10,900 worth. Finally, the NYPD along with Ice Homeland Security showed up at Guerrero's home with a search warrant and were able to recover 200 grams of coke and $5,300 cash from inside of a dresser in their 2-year-old baby's playroom, according to the police report. He was taken into custody along with his girlfriend Leidy Cabral Castillo, 24.