Police

reports indicate unusual happenings at a couple

of Fayetteville fast-food establishments over the

weekend.

man was found going on foot down Ga. Highway 85

just after 2 a.m. Friday and was later identified

as the same man who broke the glass on the front

door at Dunkin Donuts just on the northwest

corner of the Fayetteville square. He was under

the influence and naked from the waist down when

apprehended, reports stated.

Guy

Edward Stinchcomb, 39, of Fayetteville was

charged with criminal trespass and pedestrian

under the influence.

In

an unrelated incident, an altercation at the

Kentucky Fried Chicken at Banks Crossing Sunday

evening led to an employee being fired and

assaulting a customer.

According

to reports, Darecus Smith of Jonesboro was fired

after cursing a customer at the drive-through

window. He then got in his car, pulled alongside

the customer and got out with a tire iron in his

hand, beating on the window and car with his

fist.

Smith

left the scene before police arrived, but was

later arrested for aggravated assault.

� Police stopped a maroon 1997

Mercury Marquis Saturday morning at Hwy. 85 and

Pavilion Parkway after the car was weaving with a

cracked windshield. The car was confirmed stolen,

and a handgun was found under the driver's seat.

The

driver, Shane Douglas Smith, 29, of Riverdale,

was arrested for theft by receiving, carrying a

concealed weapon and driving with a suspended

license.

� A home in Fayetteville

reported a burglary Saturday morning. Reports

indicated that three black males entered a house

on Heritage Lake Drive and took some furniture

while changing the lock cylinders on all of the

deadbolt locks.

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