Former Employee Arrested for Trespassing at McDonalds on Will Cl
Former Employee Arrested for Trespassing at McDonalds on Will Cl
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Former Employee Arrested for Trespassing at McDonalds on Will Clayton Parkway
SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR CRIMINAL TRESPASS On December 22, 2023, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to a disturbance in the 13700 block of Will Clayton Pkwy at the McDonalds. Upon arriving, it was discovered that an ex-employee, identified as Jordan Edinburgh was at the location with friends and he was not allowed to be there. He was fired from the establishment earlier this month and was told not to return. "Jordan Edinburgh was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Criminal Trespass. His bond was set at $100.00 out of County Court 13." - Constable Mark Herman

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Former Employee Arrested for Criminal Trespass at McDonalds on Will Clayton Parkway
Former Employee Arrested for Criminal Trespass at McDonalds on Will Clayton Parkway
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Ouch he had to pay $10 that will teach him….
Maxsmom : Yea, now he going to have to skip 1 McDonalds meal worth of cash.
dac2010 : Right! It would cost him more at McDonald's for a meal, than it did for him to get out of jail. That tells you how much our justice system sucks these days.
Maxsmom : you have a very valid point. Our idiot governor pardoned roughly 50 peeps convicted of murder. Sickening. We will have a new governor in a few short weeks. I hope that he will do a better job. But that won't do anything about the 50 creeps that are now on the streets.
RajunCajun : I saw that! I could not believe it. I feel so bad for the victims families. They must be hurt and outraged at this point.. if they want to clear out the prison how about they give them the death penalty to the murders and then actually use it
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