Authorities in Georgia are currently on the hunt for a man who robbed a Waffle House using a pitchfork.
Police in Norcross, Ga. say Jeffrey Wooten stormed into the business wearing a blue ski mask, menacing employees with the tool as he ordered them into a back room. According to Norcross Police Chief Warren Summers, Wooten failed at opening the cash register, so he picked it up and fled.
It would've been a smooth getaway, had he not tripped, fallen and dropped the pitchfork.
A brave Waffle House worker picked it up, chasing Wooten into a Rite-Aid where the two squared off in a battle for the ages. The worker managed to strike Wooten with the pitchfork, as well as damage some of his beloved Ford F-250's windows.
Wooten abandoned his vehicle as police arrived and remains at large. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact Detective Craig Dallape at 770-448-2111.
[via Gawker]
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