NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA, Fla. — A few days after a Clay County deputy fulfilled a DoorDash order on behalf of an arrested driver, a Nassau County deputy followed suit with a man's breakfast order.
Deputies responded to Chick-fil-A on State Road 200 in reference to a possible drunk driver in the parking lot, an NCSO post said. Police said the driver, 57-year-old John Kaminski, was striking cones and almost hitting multiple vehicles in the drive thru.
The sheriff's office said Kaminski left the parking lot but was stopped a deputy. Deputies observed him slurring his speech and stumbling while walking and he later could not perform field sobriety exercises, the post said.
But what about the food? Instead of a shake, the order was a Chick-fil-A breakfast item.
"(Deputy Dale) Hutcherson took the Chick-fil-A bag from inside the vehicle and delivered it to its proper owner just in time for breakfast," the post said.
Kaminski was placed under arrested for suspicion of DUI and taken to the Nassau County Detention facility.
Prescription drugs were also found in Kaminski’s vehicle in unapproved containers, police said. He was charged with possession of a scheduled substance without a prescription.
