SUTHERLIN, Ore. (AP) — Police say a 37-year-old man was far from lovin' it when workers at a McDonald's restaurant in Oregon refused to make him 30 double cheeseburgers and tried to destroy the golden arches. 
 
 The News-Review reports that police arrested Jedediah Ezekiel Fulton on March 16 on suspicion of second-degree disorderly conduct, second-degree criminal trespass, second-degree criminal mischief and harassment. 
 
 Authorities say Fulton became upset when the fast food restaurant in the western Oregon town of Sutherlin declined to make his order. Police say he destroyed a banner and then attacked the arches. 
 
 The Sutherlin Police Department says he also grabbed a person's shirt and that a witness afraid for that person's life pulled out a gun. 
 
 It's not clear from online records if Fulton has an attorney. 
 
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 Information from: The News-Review, http://www.nrtoday.com ||||| Video (01:49) : Eden Prairie police are investigating after an altercation at a local McDonald's led to a man allegedly pulling a gun on a group of teenagers, according to witnesses. 
 
 Police arrested a man Wednesday who is suspected of brandishing a handgun during a confrontation with young Somalis inside a McDonald’s in Eden Prairie. 
 
 The 55-year-old man from Eden Prairie was jailed on suspicion of second-degree assault, a felony, in connection with the encounter Monday night at the fast-food restaurant on Prairie Center Drive in the heart of the suburb’s sprawling retail district. 
 
 A police statement said the case will be referred to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office for a charging decision. The Star Tribune generally does not identify suspects before they are charged. 
 
 A Somali teenager told the Star Tribune that she confronted a white man over what she took as an ethnic slight and that he responded by waving a handgun at her and other young people before leaving. 
 
 Jihan Abdullahi, 17, said she and a friend both tried in vain to pay for an order with a retail app on their smartphone as the man stood behind them. 
 
 “As [we] are walking away, the man says under his breath, ‘You were paying with EBT; that’s why it didn’t work,’ ” Abdullahi said. 
 
 A screengrab from the video on Twitter of the incident at the McDonald's in Eden Prairie. A 55-year-old man has been arrested. 
 
 EBT refers to government-funded food assistance. 
 
 Abdullahi said she responded, “ ‘Just because I’m black you think my friends and I live under EBT?’ And he said, ‘Yes.’ ” 
 
 A 45-second video that has been viewed on Twitter more than 1.7 million times starts at some point after several young people got into a confrontation with the man. The video shows a teenage boy and the man pushing each other before the man stumbled backward and out the door. 
 
 At that point, the teenagers quickly backed away, and several people shouted that the man was holding a gun. A gun cannot be seen in the video. A police report said the man allegedly pulled the firearm from his waistband. 
 
 Police have yet to say whether the man had a state-issued permit allowing him to carry a firearm in public. 
 
 “Over the course of the investigation, several witnesses have been interviewed and video recordings of the incident have been reviewed,” the police statement said. “Cooperation from McDonald’s and many tips from the public have also assisted the Eden Prairie Police Department with this case.” ||||| A man convicted of a 2015 window peeping incident in Grand Rapids is now accused of sexually assaulting women in two separate incidents. 
 
 Xavier Jajuan Davis, 31, was arraigned earlier this week on three counts of criminal sexual conduct. He is being held in the Kent County Jail on a $400,000 bond. 
 
 Tips generated from a composite drawing released by police earlier this month led to his arrest. 
 
 Davis is charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct for an Oct. 25 incident at 303 Monroe Avenue NW, which is the address of DeVos Place. Davis lists his employer as DeVos Place, court records show. 
 
 Details of the assault have not been released. 
 
 He also faces two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, a potential life offense, for a Dec. 28th incident on Oak Park Drive west of Kalamazoo Avenue SE. Details of that case also have not been disclosed. 
 
 A probable cause hearing on both cases is set for Jan. 30 in Grand Rapids District Court. 
 
 Davis has a 2012 home invasion conviction in Ottawa County. He was charged in that case after his arrest for a window peeping incident near Grand Valley State University. 
 
 Davis was again accused of window peeping for incidents that occurred over the span of several weeks near downtown Grand Rapids in 2015. His image was caught by surveillance video at a home on East Fulton Street. 
 
 Davis was convicted of disorderly person-window peeping and sentenced to several months in the Kent County Jail. Court documents at the time indicated that Davis was a suspect in other window peeping incidents in which college-age women were targeted. 
 
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– Police say a 37-year-old man was far from lovin' it when workers at a McDonald's restaurant in Oregon refused to make him 30 double cheeseburgers and tried to destroy the golden arches, the AP reports. The News-Review reports that police arrested Jedediah Ezekiel Fulton earlier this month on suspicion of second-degree disorderly conduct, second-degree criminal trespass, second-degree criminal mischief, and harassment. Authorities say Fulton became upset when the fast food restaurant in the western Oregon town of Sutherlin declined to make his order. Police say he destroyed a banner and then attacked the arches. The Sutherlin Police Department says he also grabbed a person's shirt and that a witness afraid for that person's life pulled out a gun. It's not clear from online records if Fulton has an attorney.