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Q: MANCHESTER, CT. — A Manchester man is facing charges after allegedly threatening to shoot up a Burger King because it stopped serving breakfast. 
  
 Police said Gary Kuhn went into the Center Street Burger King on Sunday and made a comment referencing the film Falling Down, where a man threatens a fast-food restaurant with a gun for not selling him breakfast. 
  
 “That’s crazy,” said Ricardo Almario of Manchester. “Somebody who does something like that is probably not of the right mind set to get upset about breakfast.” 
  
 Kuhn was charged with threatening and breach of peace. 
  
 Police said despite the threat, Kuhn was not carrying a weapon and thankfully no customers were injured. 
  
 “I would be very scared… especially now with the news, people shooting at each other for no reason,” Almario said. 
  
 He was held on a $10,000 bond and is expected to appear in court on April 30. 
  
 Kuhn has no prior criminal record. ||||| Rating is available when the video has been rented. 
  
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 Gary Kuhn referenced the Michael Douglas movie “Falling Down,” when he was told breakfast hours were over. In the film, Douglas’ character, William Foster, threatens fast-food workers with a gun when he was told breakfast ended two minutes earlier. 
  
 WFSB obtained the 911 call as the store manager says Kuhn “threatened to shoot up the Burger King.” 
  
 She goes on to tell the dispatcher, “customers were concerned because it's church day and there's a lot of children.” 
  
 Police were called and arrested Kuhn without incident. KMBC News reports Kuhn is being held on a $10,000 bond for threatening and breach of peace. 
  
 Cops say Kuhn was not armed. 
  
 In the movie, Foster terrorizes patrons and points his gun at store employees as he rants. Then, he changes his mind and decides he’d rather have lunch and orders a “double Whammy Burger with cheese and an order of Whammy fries.” 
  
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 https://youtu.be/-eREiQhBDIk ||||| MANCHESTER — Denied a fast food breakfast because he was too late, a local man became angry and cited a movie in which a similar rejection results in a customer threatening people with a gun, police said Tuesday. 
  
 Tracked down at his home after the confrontation at a Burger King restaurant on Sunday, Gary Kuhn was arrested and charged with first-degree threatening and second-degree breach of peace, police spokesman Capt. Christopher Davis said. 
  
 At about 10:55 a.m., Kuhn, 55, ordered breakfast at the Burger King on Center Street, but was told that breakfast service had ended at 10:30 a.m., Davis said. 
  
 "Have you ever seen the movie, 'Falling Down' with Michael Douglas?" Kuhn asked the cashier, according to Davis. "It's a movie you should watch." 
  
 Kuhn told the cashier the main character in the movie shot up a burger joint after being denied breakfast and added, "That's what I feel like doing," Davis said. Kuhn then threw a coupon at the cashier and walked out, Davis said. 
  
 In the 1993 movie, Douglas' character, D-Fens, orders breakfast at a "Whammy Burger" and is told breakfast service ended five minutes earlier. D-Fens then pulls out a submachine gun, threatens everyone in the place and then decides to have lunch instead, according to the movie website, http://www.imdb.com. Before he leaves, he berates the staff for serving him a hamburger that looks nothing like the advertising posters, according to the plot synopsis. 
  
 Officers who arrested Kuhn, of 8 Lookout Mountain Drive, asked him if he wanted to waive his right to remain silent, and he answered that "he only wanted a sandwich; he was still hungry," Davis said. ||||| Police released 911 calls from when a man allegedly threatened to shoot up a fast-food restaurant that stopped serving breakfast. 
  
 Gary Kuhn, of Manchester, was arrested for the incident at the Burger King on Center Street. 
  
 "The customers were concerned because it's church day and there's a lot of children," said the caller, who identified herself as the restaurant's manager. 
  
 Kuhn was charged with threatening and breach of peace. 
  
 Police said he made a comment that referenced the movie Falling Down, during which a man threatens a fast-food restaurant with a gun for not selling breakfast. 
  
 Officers said they weren't amused. 
  
 The manager said customers were able to help by getting the man's license plate number. 
  
 Kuhn's bond was set at $10,000 and he'll face a judge on April 30. 
  
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A: 
Many of us have experienced the pain of arriving at a fast-food restaurant hungry for breakfast at 10:55am, only to be told the meal stopped being served at 10:30am. Most of us, however, weren't arrested after the experience. Not so for Gary Kuhn, a Connecticut man who received the disappointing news at a Manchester Burger King Sunday and allegedly responded by making an unfortunate film reference. "Have you ever seen the movie Falling Down with Michael Douglas? It's a movie you should watch," police say Kuhn told the cashier, before explaining that Douglas' character fires a gun in a Whammy Burger after being told he can't order breakfast. "That's what I feel like doing," Kuhn reportedly added. He then allegedly tossed a coupon at the cashier and left the restaurant, the Hartford Courant reports. (WHO-TV notes Kuhn was not actually carrying a weapon.) The BK manager called police—"the customers were concerned because it's church day and there's a lot of children," she said, according to WFSB—and Kuhn was arrested later that day at his home, thanks to customers who wrote down his license plate number; he was charged with first-degree threatening and second-degree breach of peace. When police asked him if he wished to waive his right to remain silent, Kuhn told them "he only wanted a sandwich; he was still hungry," a police spokesperson says. As KRMG puts it, "He did not have it his way." (Click to read about the rest of this week's craziest crimes.)