A couple is being sought by a restaurant after an alleged “dine and dash” incident in Brentwood, Essex. According to the restaurant, the pair visited TheHalfway House on May 16 and ordered food and drinks. The bill is reported as £231.30. The restaurant says the couple did not pay and instead left the premises, crossing the car park, after finishing their meal. The report also states that the couple had a large number of “Baby Guinness” shots with their dining. The restaurant has shared footage and is attempting to identify the suspects. The available reporting focuses on the amount of the unpaid bill, the date of the incident, and the restaurant’s efforts to locate the people shown on the video. No additional details about the couple’s identities or any police response are provided in the supplied sources.
Couple accused of leaving without paying after dining at Brentwood restaurant
A couple is being sought by a restaurant after an alleged “dine and dash” incident in Brentwood, Essex. According to the restaurant, the pair visited TheHalfway House on May 16 and ordered food and dr...
- A restaurant says a couple left without paying after dining at TheHalfway House in Brentwood, Essex.
- The alleged incident occurs on May 16.
- The unpaid bill is reported as £231.30.
- The restaurant shared footage seeking identification of the suspects.
- The report describes the couple having multiple “Baby Guinness” shots with their meal.
The couple, who visited TheHalfway House restaurant in Brentwood, Essex, on May 16, racked up a £231.30 bill then ran away across the car park without paying.
2 months agoThe couple, who visited TheHalfway House restaurant in Brentwood, Essex, on May 16, racked up a £231.30 bill then ran away across the car park without paying.
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