Mouse In Burrito A Hoax
Man Faces Charges
POSTED: Monday, May 22, 2006
A man who put a dead mouse in a burrito with hopes of extorting money from a fast food restaurant is scheduled for sentencing next week.Ryan Goff, 20, of Traverse City, pleaded guilty earlier this month to a felony count of attempted false pretenses $1 and $20,000.A Grand Traverse County circuit judge said Goff will remain in jail on a $100,000 bond pending his June 2 sentencing hearing.Apparently Goff went to Taco Bell and reported finding a mouse in his burrito to the local health department.However, police say it turned out to be a hoax.Goff's girlfriend told police he actually purchased frozen mice from a pet store and slipped one of them into his burrito.
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