It’s almost time for Halloween which means it’s already time for the internet to get the wonderful gift of Americans getting arrested and having booking photos made in their costumes!
In today’s version of “Halloween Mug Shots,” we keep the theme creepy with the assistance of Maine’s Dennis Lalime as The Joker and New Jersey’s Andrew Hannah as Ronald McDonald. Here’s how these two “clowns” ended up on the wrong side of the law:
Andrew Hannah:
26-year-old Andrew Hannah of Fredon Township, New Jersey was arrested Saturday night after police were called and warned of a man dressed in a Ronald McDonald costume attempting to enter cars at a Hampton area, wait for it… WAIT FOR IT…, McDonalds!
The State Troopers discovered that Ronald had left his hamburger house and headed to a Halloween party at a bar in Newton. When authorities arrived at the bar they stated that Hannah, still decked out in his costume, began acting belligerently.
As they attempted to question Andrew, his little brother Matthew Hannah, who was dressed as Gollum from the Lord of the Rings films (I can’t make this stuff up folks), interfered and was arrested after being advised multiple times to leave (perhaps he was obsessed with protecting his precious).
As the police were arresting Matthew, party organizer Jospeh Dimeck, who was rocking a sea captain costume, stuck his sea legs into the fray and got into a physical confrontation with the troopers that allegedly included Andrew… Both were then arrested.
Dennis Lalime
64-year-old Dennis Lalime of Pittsfield, Maine was arrested early Sunday morning on charges of operating under the influence.
Lalime lost control of his 2002 Buick Regal and ended up off the road. Thankfully neither Dennis or anyone else was harmed from his very poor decision to drink and drive, but his car was damaged after it struck several trees and a rock before it came to a stop.
Lalime, dressed as Batman’s nemesis The Joker, told authorities that he was on his way home from a Halloween party and unlike Ronald McDonald, was said to have been cooperative.
We’ll keep you posted when Florida inevitably responds…
