Police say a dine-and-dash turned into assault charges for an Illinois woman who allegedly walked out on her bill at a restaurant and then attempted to strike a cop with a "clear, rigid feminine pleasure device," according to police reports obtained by AOL News.
The bizarre incident started at Joe's Crab Shack in Gurnee around 7:20 p.m Thursday, when police say 56-year-old Carolee Bildsten ordered a meal and wine but left the restaurant without paying.
Restaurant employees alerted police, saying the same woman had eaten a meal and skipped on the bill two weeks before.
A responding officer scoured the area and spotted a woman matching the perp's description lying on a plot of grass near the Six Flags Great America amusement park.
When informed that she must either pay the bill or face arrest, Bildsten allegedly told the officer that she wasn't carrying any money but had cash at home.
Believing the suspect to be intoxicated, the officer escorted her to her residence.
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Once inside, Bildsten "said her money was in her dresser drawer and she opened it and reached inside and removed a 'clear, rigid feminine pleasure device' and held it over her head and approached the officer in a threatening manner," according to a statement issued by the Gurnee Police Department."The officer knocked the device out of the way prior to being struck and placed the woman under arrest," the statement continued.
Bildsten was charged with theft of labor for allegedly walking out on the restaurant bill, pedestrian under the influence for walking on city streets while inebriated, and aggravated assault for menacing the officer with a sex toy.
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